Machete (Action-Thriller mit Jessica Alba)

Verfasst am: 20.08.2009 16:26

du meinst die dunkle perrücke^^

Verfasst am: 20.08.2009 21:55

17.08.2009 - Jessica Alba am Set von Machete

MfG

Maestro

Verfasst am: 21.08.2009 11:11

Boah, Jessica sieht ja wirklich super in dem Film aus. oncel doc

Verfasst am: 21.08.2009 13:14

Da muss ich dir zustimmen! smile

Verfasst am: 21.08.2009 13:30

Warum steht sie mit solchen Stilettos auf einer Motorhaube????? tongue

Verfasst am: 21.08.2009 13:45

Vielleicht weil es ein Actionfilm ist???!!!

Verfasst am: 21.08.2009 16:36

Ja, Jess bleibt hier eben auch als Action-Heldin immer ganz "Ladylike". female

Verfasst am: 21.08.2009 16:56

Ja aber das ist eben dasselbe wie bei GI Joe, warum hatte Die Baroness solche Schuhe, da kan man doch nicht drauf laufen...

Verfasst am: 21.08.2009 17:20

Da sprichst du wohl aus eigener erfahrung? wink

Aber mal im ernst, sowas müssten einem
schon die Macher dieser Filme erklären.

Verfasst am: 21.08.2009 18:40

High Heels sehen halt in Action Filmen gut aus =)

Verfasst am: 21.08.2009 19:15

Wow...Jessica sieht super Klasse aus.
Und es stimmt schon High Heels gehören in solche art Filme.

Verfasst am: 23.08.2009 12:42

Genau, ihr Frauen versteht eben mehr von solchen Sachen. biggrin

Verfasst am: 04.11.2009 22:31

Es gibt ein erstes Poster:

MfG

Maestro

Verfasst am: 05.11.2009 06:56

Oh wie geil! =)

Verfasst am: 21.12.2009 19:41

Zitat:

Robert Rodriguez and Trejo Talk Machete

Ever since directors Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez released their experimental tribute to exploitation films entitled, Grindhouse in 2007, which featured "fake trailers," fans have been desperately waiting for a full-length version of Rodriguez's Machete trailer. The trailer starred frequent Rodriguez collaborator Danny Trejo in the title role as a Federale from Mexico who gets hired to do hatchet jobs in the U.S. Well, fans can now stop waiting as Rodriguez and Trejo began shooting the film, simply entitled Machete, earlier this year and are currently in post-production on the project. The movie features an extremely intriguing and talented cast that in addition to Trejo includes, Michelle Rodriguez, Lindsay Lohan, Cheech Marin, Jessica Alba, Rose McGowan, Robert De Niro, Steven Segal, Jeff Fahey, Don Johnson and Tom Savini. We recently had the opportunity to speak to both Robert Rodriguez and Danny Trejo visiting Rodriguez's Troublemaker Studios in Austin, Texas to get the inside scoop on the upcoming feature film.

We began by speaking to Rodriguez and asked the director to tell us a little bit about how Machete has turned out? "I'm still turning it out. They're editing it right now," said Rodriguez. "I'm writing some score and it's going really terrific. It looks really great. I wish you could see the posters, they're dope." We continued by asking him when fans might get their first look at a trailer or teaser for the film? "I'm not sure when we are putting that out since that was independently done," answered Rodriguez. However, when speaking to the film's star, Trejo, we got a slightly more specific time as far as to when the film would be released. "Everybody either asks me when Machete is coming out or if it is done? It's coming out in April," confirmed the actor definitively. Trejo went on to discuss the origins of the film, the character and his long-standing relationship with Rodriguez in more detail. "Well, Robert had been training me ... god, that sounds really silly ... for Machete since we did Desperado. Everybody thinks that Machete came out of a trailer, but it didn't," explained Trejo. "Robert told me that he wanted to do this movie called Machete when we were doing Desperado."

"Machete kicks ass," declared Trejo as he began to discuss the film in more depth. "It is a culmination of Desperado, Once Upon a Time in Mexico and there's even a little bit of From Dusk Till Dawn in there. I think it's going to be one of his (Rodriguez) best and I'm not just saying that because I'm the lead, it's just a great movie," assured the actor. "I think everybody's going to walk away from that movie with some opinion. It's a battle for our border, you know? People are really serious about what's going on with the border, and it shows the negatives of both sides. Not just, you know, we want everybody to cross, or we don't want anybody to cross. It shows the negative of both sides and everybody's going to be pissed off," Trejo concluded. But we wanted to know if Machete would incorporate the "raw-quality" print style that Grindhouse had? "Yes. I love that. Get a bag of popcorn, just sit, watch and you go back to the 1960s," said the actor with excitement.

As previously mentioned, Rodriguez has surrounded Trejo with some of the most talented and interesting actors in the business for Machete including two-time Oscar winner and living legend Robert De Niro. The film unites the two actors who haven't worked together since Michael Mann's Heat and Trejo described the first day he saw De Niro on the set of Machete. "You know, when I first saw Robert De Niro on the set, he came up and his first words to me were, 'Don't make me like this, homes.' You know, that was my line in Heat," explained the actor. "I kind of laughed and he said, 'Man, Danny, I'm really proud of you. You're the lead. This is it, this is you.' I looked him right in the eyes and I said, Can I get you some coffee, Mr. De Niro? You know, cause that's the guy," joked Trejo. "I couldn't believe that Robert (Rodriguez) got De Niro, then Jessica Alba, you know, and Lindsay Lohan, Michelle Rodriguez, Jeff Fahey, Steven Seagal and Cheech Marin. It just goes on and on," Trejo continued. "It was really hard like not just giggling, you know? But it was amazing, and that cast was amazing. Robert (Rodriguez) just has people that gravitate toward him. They want to work with him. So any actor that works with him knows it's going to be an unbelievable cast because everyone on the A-list wants to work with him," finished Trejo.

Finally we asked Trejo, if Machete is a hit are he and Rodriguez planning on making more films in the series or is this film just a one-off? "We want Machete, Machete Kills, and Machete Kills Again," joked Trejo. "That's mine and Robert's standards, you know? Every time I text him, he'll text me back, Machete 2, coming up," Trejo stated. When speaking to Rodriguez we asked about the sequel titles that Trejo had mentioned and the director said this in his best "trailer-announcer" voice, "Machete Kills and Machete Kills again followed by Machete in Space. Intrigued by the title, Machete in Space, we followed up by asking Rodriguez as well, if this film was intended as a one-off or the beginning of a franchise? "We had always talked about making him a franchise character," answered Rodriguez. "Danny and I talked about it in '94 while making Desperado and that's where I first mentioned Machete directly. So imagine that, he's been bugging me since '94. 'When are we making Machete?' Danny would ask. So I made him a trailer and I was thinking, now he'll be satisfied but he wanted a whole movie. 'When are we going to make the real movie?' Danny would now ask. We've now made the movie and we're finishing editing it and Danny's like, 'Now we got to write the sequel,'" joked Rodriguez. But is the director seriously considering those titles for the possible sequels? "Oh they were part of the original trailer as a joke but they could be, they're fun titles, they're not bad," said the director. "But I do like Machete in Space though." Yes Mr. Rodriguez, so do we!

(movieweb.com)

MfG

Maestro

Verfasst am: 27.01.2010 13:25

Zitat:

Machete: Beware the Brutal Savage
Danny Trejo is gearing up for his leading man role in Machete.

Of all the fake trailers in Grindhouse, the best was probably the one for Machete, featuring Robert Rodriguez regular Danny Trejo as a scorned Mexican out for bloody, explosive revenge all over the damn place. Rodriguez and Trejo must've gotten drunk together a few more times after shooting the trailer, because now it's been expanded into a real feature film. Machete follows Rodriguez's fascination with the grind house motif, complete with a poster that comes already creased, torn and faded.

What's most impressive about Machete - other than the sheer outrageousness of its own existence - is the cast. Rodriguez has a knack for gathering impressive and seemingly random ensembles, and Machete is no different. Both Trejo and Jeff Fahey, as a political spin doctor, reprise their roles from the trailer - the feature film has the additions of Steven Seagal as a drug lord, Robert De Niro as a corrupt senator, Michelle Rodriguez as a sexy taco slinger, Lindsay Lohan as a gun-toting socialite and Jessica Alba as an ICE agent tracking down the angry Mexican. You also get Cheech Marin, Don Johnson, Rose McGowan and Rodriguez's Spy Kids pal Daryl Sabara, all grown up now... and ready to KICK ASS.

Like Grindhouse before it, Machete is set for a mid-April release, this time from FOX (who's making Rodriguez feel at home by releasing his Predators as well).

Feel its deadly Mexican sting!

(ugo.com)

MfG

Maestro

Verfasst am: 08.02.2010 18:03

Zitat:

Jessica Alba Talks About Her Roles As Sexy Identical Twins In 'Machete'

Sometimes, the story's all in the headline. Do you need to know anything else about Robert Rodriguez's full-length expansion of the trailer embedded in 2007's "Grindhouse"?

Well, you already know that the cast includes one of the most wackily awesome ensemble casts in memory (Miss Jessica Alba, meet Miss Lindsay Lohan, Mr. Robert De Niro, Mr. Steven Seagal, Mr. Don Johnson and Mr. Danny Trejo). And an online script review revealed Alba would be playing at least one half of a set of twins. But when MTV News had a chance to chat with Alba to promote her upcoming rom-com "Valentine's Day," she made clear she'll in fact have two parts in "Machete."

"I play identical twins," she said. "One's bad and one's good."

And Alba's psyched. She variously described the film as "badass" and "fierce" while lamenting that, unlike in Rodriguez's "Sin City," she doesn't get to rock chaps and a lasso. She does get to show off her sultry side, though, as evidenced by an on-screen bathtub pleasure session about which it's probably prudent to say little. And she does get to take part in some of the knife-wielding, bomb-exploding, blood-spewing action sequences.

"There's a ton of action in it," the former "Dark Angel" star said, comparing "Machete" to past Rodriguez films like "Desperado," "From Dusk Till Dawn" and "El Mariachi." "My character does a bit. I got to do some action finally again."

One thing she didn't get to do was share some screen time with Lohan. Their characters never cross paths in the film.

"This movie is Robert Rodriguez, old school at its best," Alba said.

(mtv.com)

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MfG

Maestro

Verfasst am: 09.02.2010 13:11

Das hört sich wirklich sehr intressant an.