Benicio Del Toro

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The first still of Benicio as Sauncho Smilax in Inherent Vice! The movie will premiere at the New York Film Festival in October and will be released on January 9, 2015 in the US and January 30, 2015 in UK!

First reviews of ‘Escobar: Paradise Lost‘ from the Telluride Film Festival are in and like always, Benicio is a scene stealer!

Variety.com – For all its efforts to turn its title character a supporting one “Escobar” is, unsurprisingly, never better than when Del Toro takes center stage. Appearing bearded, heavy and disheveled, keeping his voice in the low, menacing register of someone who doesn’t have to speak loudly to be heard, Del Toro plays the part as a kind of gun-toting Lear — in life and in art, a man who can not so easily be relegated to the sidelines.

Indiewire.com – (…) Which is not to say that Del Toro, an actor whose steely-eyed gaze fits the part, doesn’t get the chance to relish his opportunity. Exclusively portraying Escobar during the later stages of his career when he already commanded unassailable authority, Del Toro turns Escobar into a subdued terror whose ability to order murders with ease provides the movie with its chief source of dread.(…)
(…) Still, it’s Del Toro who manages the strongest achievement, imbuing Escobar with a creepy blend of charm and cruelty as he peers out from above a scrappy beard and orders death with ease. Short of his forgettable turn in “The Wolfman,” this is the actor’s first genuine monster role.

cadenaser.com – Benicio Del Toro has confirmed his presence at the 62nd San Sebastian International Film Festival to present his new movie Paradise Lost at the closure of the festival. He’ll also receive the Lifetime Achievement Donostia Award for his career. The Award was last received by Denzel Washington.

screendaily.com – Hunter Games star Josh Hutcherson to present Escobar: Paradise Lost alongside Oscar winner Benicio del Toro.

Escobar: Paradise Lost has been added to the Gala Premieres strand of the Zurich Film Festival (Sept 25 – Oct 5) and will be presented by actors Benicio del Toro, Josh Hutcherson and Claudia Traisac alongside director Andrea di Stefano.

Written and directed by Stefano, the film follows the life of notorious Columbian drug baron Pablo Escobar. A young Canadian surfer (Hutcherson) travels to the Columbian coast in search of the perfect waves and finds the woman of his dreams. His problems begin when he gets to know her uncle – the notorious drug lord Pablo Escobar (del Toro).

Escobar: Paradise Lost is a Chapter 2, Roxbury and Orange Studio production, internationally sold by Pathé International and distributed in the United States by Radius/TWC. In Switzerland the film will be released by Pathé Films.

The film will receive its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (Sept 4-14).