Bound by Honor - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Bound by Honor"
Bound by Honor (1993)
Timing:
3:10 (190 min)
8.136/10
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7.375/10
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7.9/10
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Actors and characters
Jesse Borrego
Character Cruz
Teddy Wilson
Character Wallace
Valente Rodriguez
Character Frankie
Karmin Murcelo
Character Dolores
David Labiosa
Character Coolaide
Victor Mohica
Character Mano
Mike Genovese
Character Sgt. Devereaux
David Dunard
Character Gill
Jimmy Santiago Baca
Character Gato
Harold Surratt
Character Pockets
Steven Anthony Jones
Character Cyclone
Noah Verduzco
Character Juanito
Ray Oriel
Character Spider
Peter Vasquez
Character Chivo
Judith Verduzco
Character Alicia
Sonia Rodriguez
Character Victoria
Roberto Contreras
Character Cruz's Grandfather
Gary Tacon
Character Clavo
Freddy Negrete
Character Freddy
Alina Arenal
Character Perla
Julie Zamarynov
Character Belinda
Gibby Brand
Character Jared Levinson
Elizabeth Austin
Character Lois Levinson
Adan Hernandez
Character Gilbert
Richard E. Butler
Character Frank Velka
Art Snider
Character Councilman Snyder
Robert Pescovitz
Character Surgeon
Primitivo Tapia
Character Street Kid
Robert J. Juarez
Character Priest
Eddie Perez
Character Joker
Claudia Gabriella Colin
Character Joker's Girl
Michael McFall
Character Transvestite #1
Donald E. Lacy Jr.
Character Transvestite #2
Zandra Hill
Character Con
George Pereyra
Character Old Con
Angel Romero
Character Parole Board Member
Dr. Joe Schloss
Character Prison Escort
Gill Montie
Character AV Inmate
Martin McDermot
Character Delano Guard
Martha Cardenas
Character Landlady
Catherine Price
Character Newscaster
Lindsey Ginter
Character Officer Young
Victor Koliacos
Character PCP Kid
Christine Avila
Character Mother of PCP Kid
Robert Padgett
Character Doctor to PCP Kid
Rudy Barrios
Character Tres Puntos Gangmember
Juan Charles
Character Vatos Locos
Charles Guillermin
Character Vatos Locos
Joe Casino
Character Prison Guard (uncredited)
Wilfred Lopez
Character Vatos Locos (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The director's cut has a runtime of 190 minutes.
- Edan Hernandez painted thirty paintings for the film, and also appeared on screen in a cameo role in the gallery opening scene.
- As part of preparation for filming and getting into character, Damian Chapa, Benjamin Bratt, and Jesse Borrego spent three months living in Los Angeles with real gang members.
- "La Onda," a gang of Spanish-speaking criminals in the film, is a product of the imagination of screenwriter Jimmy Santiago Baca and producer Taylor Hackford. However, its image is based on a real-life Mexican prison gang. The film also features two other gangs – the "Black Guerrilla Army" and the "Aryan Vanguard" – which bear resemblance to the real "Black Guerrilla Family" and "Aryan Brotherhood."
- "The Pino," or the famous tree shown in the film and symbolizing brotherhood, is still alive. It is considered a historical monument, and cutting it down is prohibited.
- The finished film sat on a shelf for 2 years because Disney questioned whether to release it in light of the Los Angeles riots and the release of Edward James Olmos's controversial drama "American Me" (1992).
- During filming, no special effects or prosthetics were used for the legs of Damian Chap's character. A stunt double with a prosthetic leg, very similar to the actor, was filmed (in these scenes, this character's hair appears darker and thicker than usual). In one scene, it is clearly visible that it is not Chap.
- Work on the film began in the mid-1980s under the direction of Harold Becker.
- The original version of the film lasted over 5 hours. During editing, it was decided to divide the five-hour film into three parts, with the first part ending with Paco shooting Miklo. The second part would tell the story of prison, and the third would focus on the growth of Montana's daughter, how she learns to distribute drugs, which ultimately leads her to Miklo.
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