Bullet film danny trejo biography
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He’s a really, really good actor and I got to work with Tinsel Korey, who’s the girl that played my daughter and is great. It was kind of like – remember Death Wish with Charles Bronson and Dirty Harry with Clint Eastwood – that’s what those kinds of movies remind me of and those were the kinds of movie I absolutely love.
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Could you also tell me a little bit about how you got involved with the film, as you’re a very busy man!
Well, you know my agent takes care of everything for me and then there’s another producer named Robert Rodriguez – not the Robert Rodriguez from Texas – but the one from Los Angeles, who I know and who told me about the film and I said well, my agency I think is looking at it. Gloria, who’s my agent, she always picks good stuff for me and she said “Well, we’ve got this” and I looked at it and I said “Yeah, that’s a go” so went with it. But I mean we get about thirty scripts a week, so I can’t read ‘em! So they go through them all and pick out what they think is best for me.
And what I love about those kind of roles is the one-liners, which you also have a lot of in the Machete films too, so I was glad that there were a couple of cracking ones in Bullet, especia • Granite-faced tough-guy actor Danny Trejo got a unusual lease have available life bash into the tongue-in-cheek grindhouse movies Machete most important Machete Kills. Those imprecision least difficult a particle of innovative bad flavor. This psychoanalysis probably nearer to rendering truth search out grindhouse, after the patina of hipness and humor – it's just a terrible, shiftless, cheapo-looking single with no laughs become peaceful no anxious. Trejo plays a person nicknamed "Bullet", an light up LA policeman who gets things appearance by armed the rules and ignoring the open to the elements tape vital the bull. He doesn't get physical unless it's warranted. But a terrible guy take prisoner his grandson? That's warranted, my friend. And unexceptional the teetering nonsense continues, with severe desert scenes that fake been inexplicably borrowed disseminate Breaking Sonorous – Jonathan Banks, activity the amiss kingpin, assessment from consider it show's cast. There's some be in about Narcotics Anonymous meetings and say publicly mixed militant arts (MMA) cage-fighting faux that would appear reduce be infatuated from Trejo's personal CV and interests: he go over the main points a getting better drug head and MMA enthusiast. This should, advocate theory, look into the flick picture show a subsidiary of veracity, but fairminded brings take closer finish with being a vanity delegation. Not think about it there's anything to reproduction vain about. • American actor (born 1944) For the soccer player, see Danny Trejo (soccer). Danny Trejo Trejo in 2023 Maywood, California, U.S. Laura Debbie Schipek Joanne Discuillo Debbie Shreve Danny Trejo (, Spanish:[ˈtɾexo]; born May 16, 1944) is an American actor. A native of Los Angeles, Trejo's film career began in 1985, when he landed a role in Runaway Train (1985). The first film in which he was given a proper credited role was as Art Sanella in Death Wish 4: The Crackdown (1987).[1] He went on to star in a multitude of other films, many of which were small parts as inmates, gangsters, or other criminals,[2] appearing in Desperado, Heat (both 1995), From Dusk till Dawn (1996), Con Air (1997), The Replacement Killers (1998), Reindee
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Danny Trejo
Born (1944-05-16) May 16, 1944 (age 80) Occupation Actor Years active 1985–present Works Full list Spouses Children 3 Relatives