Die Another Day
2002
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- Actor: Amores Perros. Emilio Echevarría was born in Mexico. He is known for Amores Perros (2000), Die Another Day (2002) and And Your Mother Too (2001).
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Emilio Antonio Echevarría Noriega (born 3 July 1944) is a Mexican actor. Career. Echevarría began his acting career in 1978 as a member of the Constitution of Art and Society. He appeared in Amores Perros as the hitman and ex- guerrilla nicknamed "El Chivo" (The Goat), and Y tu mamá también, which also co-starred Gael García Bernal.
- 1978–present
- 3 July 1944 (age 79), Mexico City, Mexico
Actor: Amores Perros. Emilio Echevarría was born in Mexico. He is known for Amores Perros (2000), Die Another Day (2002) and And Your Mother Too (2001).
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Apr 13, 2001 · The third segment, "El Chivo and Maru," stars the famous Mexican actor Emilio Echevarria, who, we learn, is a revolutionary-turned-squatter and supports himself by killing for hire. El Chivo is approached by a man who wants to get rid of his partner and is inspired to add his own brutal twist to this murder scheme.
Emilio Echevarría (born 3 July 1944) is a Mexican actor active since 1978. He notably played the lead role of a killer in the Mexican thriller Amores perros (2000). Echevarría has played two small roles in international productions, first as the Cuban contact Raoul in the 2002 James Bond film...
Emilio Echevarría is a renowned Mexican actor, born on July 3, 1944, in Mexico City. He would begin his extensive career as an actor in 1978, as an active member of the Constitution of Art and Society.
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