Andy Garcia's 'Greater Glory'

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Welcome back to remind you know Andy Garcia for his roles in the godfather part three and ocean's eleven series but.

About a hundred other movies that's right his newest project tells the true story of Mexico's fight for religious freedoms.

Here because he.

We lose we're there we're gonna send a message of freedom is holding our wives our children and it's like I've tried every -- hey -- -- All right Jack right now -- to catch is the -- -- the upcoming film for greater glory.

Academy you know winning award winning actor and musician something like this yeah Andy you're supporting trophies -- And now this looks fantastic thank you have we're very proud of them with -- -- so you and -- playing a guy that is searching for religion or is fighting to get out.

Well other than -- that in in a nutshell -- there.

Mexican government under the U the presidency of key as president -- it's.

Basic kicked out the Vatican -- and curtailed religious freedom in the 1920s and there was this rebellion civil war through rose up -- story.

That's been sort of taboo for many many years nobody.

US a lot of the Mexican Americans or Mexicans from about the war they go we you know and also much about it it's been kind of like let's not talk about -- a lot of people died 90000 died in three years ago -- know a lot of people have been brutally tortured and -- from telegraph poles and -- -- -- -- it was about the role you play.

Is the person who wants to keep religion out.

No no no I play -- next the general love that fought against a -- than the original revolution assist -- -- card from the immediately get them.

Who was -- and are known to be not a really have a man of faith sort of a -- -- -- gets recruited by the -- federal army which of the people fighting for for freedom.

Which is of a band of guerrilla warming is -- -- in the country.

Two lead -- their rebellion -- they're basically paying a mess they were hiring you and he decides to join the calls not because he was religious to a more like.

I believe in their right to be religious had to say one think do you -- -- you and accepting criticism.

What promises but it's only Tokyo we have I think he should got -- how to coast are -- going enough I think -- well we didn't.

Think a lot.

She's she's she's your life she's plays my wife who actually very religious in the movie and they she kind of encourages me to go you know to see if I find myself -- how are you really.

I was raised Catholic you know but you don't have to be Catholic to be in the movie -- That anyway apple -- to see the movie for that matter no it's a it's a universal -- mean a lot of movies a brave -- -- -- films like got to.

Sort of consulates a classical story I mean it's shot it's just looks like area.

Doctor Schimago ignored John Ford western very large scope it's beautifully shot at.

Just you know selected just -- -- -- -- when you see a movie that size he is one hey get a sense of the movie because I have not been allowed to get into acting because I have no talent.

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