Flamin' Hot - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Flamin' Hot"
Flamin' Hot (2023)
Timing:
1:39 (99 min)
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Actors and characters
Annie Gonzalez
Character Judy Montañez
Carlos S. Sanchez
Character Young Richard
Hunter Jones
Character Lucky Montañez
Carlos Solórzano
Character Young Lucky Montañez
Brice Gonzalez
Character Steven Montañez
Jayde Martinez
Character Young Judy
Fabian Alomar
Character Pablito
Scar
Character Diego
Eric Marq
Character Nacho
Alejandro Montoya Marin
Character Alejandro
Howard Ferguson Jr.
Character Al Carey
Zach Rose
Character Wade Carson
Stephen Zamora
Character Courthouse Judge
J.D. Garfield
Character Pastor Marco
Jacob Browne
Character Post Office Clerk
Jackamoe Buzzell
Character Post Office Customer
Stephanie Jones
Character Frito Lay Personnel Secretary
Stephen Fuller Austin
Character Frito Lay Plant Director
Brent Black
Character Frito Lay VP of Operations
Landall Goolsby
Character Scientist
Gianna Gallegos
Character Young Mary Lou
Hank Rogerson
Character 1966 Quickie Mart Manager
Vic Browder
Character Quickie Mart Police Officer
Kevin Chambers
Character Quickie Mart Manager
Ericka Zepeda
Character Quickie Mart Customer
Eli Bickel
Character Cafeteria Kid
Beckett Bauer
Character Cafeteria Kid
Brady Bauer
Character Cafeteria Kid
Rafael Herrera
Character Landscaper
Jack O'Donnell
Character Grocery Store Manager
D'Nette Wood
Character Supermarket Woman
Mickey Bond
Character Social Worker
Greg Lutz
Character Angry Husband
Gerald Cordova
Character Janitor
George Strada
Character Waiter
Margarito Chairez
Character Bus Boy
What's left behind the scenes
- Richard Montañez claimed to have invented 'Flamin' Hot Cheetos' first, but this claim is disputed. According to the 'Los Angeles Times', the chips were invented by a team of specialists led by Lynn Greenfield at 'Frito-Lay' headquarters in Plano, Texas, to compete with spicy chips popular in the Middle East. Furthermore, Roger Enrico became head of 'Frito-Lay' only in 1991, when the brand had already been developed and launched. According to Enrico's secretary, a phone call between Montañez and Enrico, in which Montañez praised 'Flamin' Hot Popcorn', took place in 1993, two years after 'Flamin' Hot Cheetos' appeared on the market. 'Frito-Lay' has confirmed, however, that Montañez did indeed develop several successful products for the Latin American market.
- Richard Montañez claimed to have invented Flamin' Hot Cheetos, but this claim is disputed. According to the Los Angeles Times, the chips were created by a team of specialists led by Lynn Greenfield at Frito-Lay headquarters in Plano, Texas, to compete with spicy chips popular in the Middle East. Furthermore, Roger Enrico became the head of Frito-Lay only in 1991, after the brand had already been developed and launched. According to Enrico’s secretary, a phone call between Montañez and Enrico, in which Montañez praised Flamin’ Hot Popcorn, took place in 1993, two years after Flamin' Hot Cheetos appeared on the market. However, Frito-Lay confirmed that Montañez did develop several successful products for the Latin American market.
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