Best film depiction of Che Guevara - Page 2

She could use some of that now famous Conne Cockslapping.

That would put the bitch in line...guaranteed.

I realize it's highly fictionalized, but you should have included Banderas's role in Evita. That's the Che that the world wants to believe in.

You celebrate murderers daily.

Faintly on-topic, the portrayal of Castro in If Footmen Tire You, What Will Horses Do? is the greatest.

What about Antonio Banderas in Evita? He sings.

Well 'his people' were Argentineans, so…not much.

Jon.

Very swarthy looking. I can't do the whole pseudo-revoultionary thing as green is quite unbecoming on me and I have gotten very used to my daily Aqua di Parma shaving regimen. Also, only frogs should wear berets.

I think the Lost City portrays him much more accurately than most movies out there b/c most Hollywood producers seem to be enamored with his supposed idyllic philosophies of an equitable society. The guy was an assasin, a poor military leader, and by most accurate accounts, a bad guy.

Andy Garcia may or may not hate Che, but I bet you he has more accurate accounts of what the real "Che" was like. Even if he did hate Che, is that so different than a producer who admires him (i.e. Redford)?

It's very hard to answer a poll like this without having seen all of the options. I'll go with the best of the few ones I've seen

The "RJ cat" tag makes this thread even better