Antonio Banderas The narrator Ché, a sardonic Brechtian everyman, is played by Spanish actor ANTONIO BANDERAS, who made his American film debut in Mambo Kings. This was closely followed by a number of films, including Jonathan Demme's Philadelphia, starring opposite Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington; Neil Jordan's Interview with the Vampire, opposite Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt; Miami Rhapsody with Sarah Jessica Parker; The House of the Spirits, with Glenn Close, Meryl Streep, and Jeremy Irons; Robert Rodriquez's Desperado and Four Rooms, in which he had starring roles; Assassins, opposite Sylvester Stallone; Never Talk to Strangers; and Two Much, opposite Melanie Griffith and Daryl Hannah. Banderas, who worked with the Spanish National Theatre for five years, began his career as the protégé of Spanish director Pedro Almodovar in such classics as Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down, in which he received Spain's equivalent of an Oscar nomination for Best Actor, and Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown. His next project is The Mask of Zorro for director Martin Campbell. Interviews with Antonio Banderas: Coming Soon!