• 1994

  Release Date

• February 6th, 1994

• Runtime

• 91 minutes

• Synopsis

• This update of the 1950 western TV series changes Cisco and Pancho from wandering heroes of the old west to somewhat anti-"gringo" Mexican revolutionaries.

• CAST

• Jimmy Smits - Cisco Kid,   Cheech Marin - Pancho,   Sadie Frost - Dominique,   Bruce Payne - General Martin Dupre,   Ron Perlman - Lt. Col. Delacroix,   Tony Amendola - Washam,   Tim Thomerson - Lundquist,   Pedro Armendáriz Jr. - General Montano (as Pedro Armendariz),   Phil Esparza - Kessler,   Clayton Landey - Van Boose,   Charles McCaughan - Haynie,   Tony Pandolfo - Alain Vitton,   Roger Cudney - Alcott,   Joaquín Garrido - Lopez,   Guillermo Ríos - Hernandez,   Miguel Sandoval - Hidalgo,   Tomás Goros - Trevino,   Rufino Echegoyen - Aparicio,   Teresa Lagunes - Josefa,   Honorato Magaloni - Gutierrez,   Luis Valdez - Benito Juarez,   Yareli Arizmendi - Rosa,   Marisol Valdez - Linda,   Julius Jansland - Antonio,   Mario Ecatl Zapata - Juanito,   Mario Alberto - Hector,   Boris Peguero - Eduardo,   Maya Zapata - Alicia,   Gerardo Zepeda - Guerrero,   Lorena Victoria - Libertad,   Valentina Ponzanneli - Old Cantina Lady,   Pedro Altamirano - Prison Guard,   Gerardo Martínez - Dungeon Soldier,   Rojo Grau - Firing Squad Lieutenant,   Guido Bolaños - Vitton's Guard,   Roberto Olivo - Farmer #1,   Roberto Antunez - Farmer #2,   Pablo Zuack - French Officer,   Lakin Valdez - Little Boy,   Mario Valdez - San Miguel Man #1,   Luisa Coronel - Woman #1,   Amelia Zapata - Woman #2,   Alexandra Vicencio - Woman #3,   Moctesuma Esparza - Bishop,   Susan Benedict - Spy for the Cause,   Corina C. Duran-Rabichuk - Spy for the Cause,   Patricia Brown - Spy for the Cause,   Claire Lewin - Spy for the Cause,   Carolyn Caldera - Spy for the Cause,   Herendia Silva - Spy for the Cause     

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