About the film
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Atomic Blue : Mexican Wrestler
Release Date: March 14, 1999
| Year | : | 1999 |
| Slogan | : | «» |
| Genres | : | Comedy |
| Production Companies | : | |
| Director | : | Richard Salazar |
| Producers | : | Frank Hernández, Gregorio Gómez, Timothy J. Borquez, Richard Salazar, Richard Salazar, Richard Salazar, Eric Castelblanco, Daniel Kozman, Karl Lauer, Noemi Portillo, Rafael Gonzalez, Rosamaria Marquez, Rosamaria Marquez, Alex Fidel Ovalle |
| Writers | : | Richard Salazar, Rafael Gonzalez |
| RunTime | : | 64 mins. |
Set in contemporary Los Angeles, this fast-paced indie flick stars Mexican wrestler Atomic Blue as a man trying to put his past behind him. Young Nick Rodriguez, devastated by his brother's death and worried about a land developer who wants to destroy his neighborhood, is looking for a knight in shining armor -- and thinks he's found one in former wrestling champ Atomic Blue. Trouble is, the aging athlete isn't anxious to be a hero anymore.
Main Actors
Rafael H. Robledo
Character : Azul Atomico
Jason Guadalajara
Character : Nick Rodriguez
Victor Quijada Jr.
Character : Diego Rodriguez
Bobby Ellerbee
Character : "Chi-Chi" Hersch
Linda Lopez
Character : Vicky Lara
Tom Fitzpatrick
Character : Gunnar Walker
Al Burke
Character : Tex
Brian Joel Souve
Character : Drago
Jonathan Mesquite
Character : Mateo
Robert Rhine
Character : Mitchell Agente
Larry Butler
Character : Mayor Melvin O'Connor
Peter Quintana
Character : Uncle Marcos
Guadalupe Gonzalez
Character : Nana Rodriguez
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