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February 6, 2000: The buzz is starting to spread on the El Paso area premiere of Mexican Standoff. Will it be at UTEP? At Club 101? The Fountain Theatre? NMSU? Keep checking the Web site for updates!
Check out the links to avant-garde filmmaker and UTEP film professor Willie Varela's homepage. Willie played the lovable Señor Tuétano. Also check out the Club 101 Web site. Willie's Señor Tuétano scene and El Greco's nightclub dancefloor scenes were filmed at the popular El Paso nightspot. Thanks to Joe Dorgan for graciously allowing us the use of Club 101.
Standoff Gossip, Rumors and Half-Truths: A certain key member of the film (clue: his initials are JVH) found true love on the set of Mexican Standoff and may be shopping for an engagement ring! A rough cut of Mexican Standoff has been completed and is ready for film festival consideration. We'll let you know when the New Mexico / Texas area premiere happens. Keep checking the website for updates! Standoff Gossip, Rumors and Half-Truths: Director Robert Holguin will soon go under the knife to remove several rotten widom teeth now festering in his jawbone. Assistant of Everything David Peregrino recently had his truck's license plate stolen. An enraged Peregrino smashed a bottle of beer against the truck bumper, much to the consternation of his friends.
Let us know if you hear of any festivals or venues that would be fitting for Mexican Standoff.