Started the shooting of a film about Che in Bolivia
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- 12 / 13 / 2007
The Puerto Rican actor Benicio del Toro, who started last week the shooting of Guerrilla, another of his great movies, indicated that to know the work of the Cuban doctors and to greet Evo Morales were two fulfilled dreams he had in Bolivia.
Del Toro attended the an evening in honor of the Latin American Medicine Day, before starting the shooting of scenes of a movie about Ernesto Che Guevara he starts.
The actor of Traffic (2000), a movie with which he won an Oscar, said he felt sure under the orders of the US director Steven Soderbergh, with whom he also visited Palacio Quemado.
The Puertorican declared to the press that he is an admirer of the Argentinean - Cuban fighter who was murdered in La Higuera, the 9th of October 1967, a day after he was injured in combat.
The movie will show the moment the revolutionary met in Mexico the current Cuban president, Fidel Castro and tell moments of his stay in Cuba.
Del Toro started the shooting of the movie in November 2006, when he visited Alta Gracia city in Cordova province, were Che spent part of his childhood.
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Del Toro attended the an evening in honor of the Latin American Medicine Day, before starting the shooting of scenes of a movie about Ernesto Che Guevara he starts.
The actor of Traffic (2000), a movie with which he won an Oscar, said he felt sure under the orders of the US director Steven Soderbergh, with whom he also visited Palacio Quemado.
The Puertorican declared to the press that he is an admirer of the Argentinean - Cuban fighter who was murdered in La Higuera, the 9th of October 1967, a day after he was injured in combat.
The movie will show the moment the revolutionary met in Mexico the current Cuban president, Fidel Castro and tell moments of his stay in Cuba.
Del Toro started the shooting of the movie in November 2006, when he visited Alta Gracia city in Cordova province, were Che spent part of his childhood.
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