Delta Force 2: The Colombian Connection - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Delta Force 2: The Colombian Connection"
Delta Force 2: The Colombian Connection (1990)
Timing:
1:51 (111 min)
5.46/10
188
188
5.903/10
1272
1272
4.9/10
7950
7950
Actors and characters
Begonya Plaza
Character Quiquina Esquintla
Héctor Mercado
Character Miguel
Mateo Gómez
Character Ernesto Flores
Ruth de Sosa
Character Rita Chavez
Gerald Castillo
Character George Fogarty - DEA Director
Geoff Brewer
Character Maj. Anderson
Chris Castillejo
Character Alex Chavez
Ronnie Lazaro
Character Jos - Quiquina's Husband
Jerry Lapuz
Character Jefe
Rina Reyes
Character Olmedo's Mistress
Miguel Faustmann
Character Host at Rio Ball
Michael Welborn
Character Skinhead
Eric Hahn
Character DEA Agent
Pita Liboro
Character Vietnamese Woman
Augusto Victa
Character Vietnamese Man
Peter Ladkani
Character Delta Soldier
Hakan Losnitz
Character Delta Soldier
Andrew Siegenthaler
Character Delta Soldier
Mike Silva
Character Delta Soldier
Berto Spoor
Character Delta Soldier
Donald Wilson
Character Delta Soldier
Ramin Houmayoun
Character Delta Soldier
Robert Denny
Character Court Baliff
Najid Jadali
Character Colombian Druglord
What's left behind the scenes
- The film was shot entirely in the Philippines.
- Five crew members died as a result of a helicopter crash during filming. The film is dedicated to their memory.
- Michael Winner could have directed, but Chuck Norris disliked his script version.
- Michael Dudikoff and Steve James were attached to the project when it was titled «Spitfire: Delta Force II».
- Ramon Kota owns a Cessna airplane parked at the entrance to his estate. This is a reference to Pablo Escobar, a real-life Colombian drug lord who had the same entrance to his estate.
- Kota's mansion, seen in the film, is the real «Palace in the Sky» located in Tagaytay City, Philippines. The palace was established in 1979 by former Philippine First Lady Imelda Marcos and is known as «People’s Park in the Sky».
- General Olmedo's enemy helicopter fires more than four missiles, despite having only four missile bays.
- When McCoy enters Kota's house, the guard on the balcony is carrying a rifle over his shoulder. When McCoy grabs him and throws him aside, the rifle is gone.
- When McCoy jumps out of the plane, it is clearly visible that he is jumping into darkness. However, he lands in daylight.
- The Spanish word “Solamente” is written as “Solamiente” with a spelling error on one of the posters in the drug laboratory.
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Auditions in India
Casting calls in USA
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