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ABOUT THE CAST“Ladies' Night,” Hugo Rodriguez’s “Nicotina,” “Ciudades Oscuras” and “El Segundo Aire.”Ochoa wrote and directed 2003’s “Tiro de Gracia,” in which he co-starred with José MaríaYazpik. He has twice won an Ariel Award for Best Supporting Actor for “Bajo California: ElLímite del Tiempo” and Sabina Berman’s and Isabelle Tardán’s “Entre Pancho Villa Y UnaMujer Desnuda.” Ochoa made his film debut in José Luis García Agraz’s “Desiertos Mares”in 1995.Ochoa graduated from El Instituto de Arte Escénico in Sonora, Mexico. His acting careerbegan in television with the program “La Tuba De Hoya Trejo.” His extensive theater careerbegan with “El Jefe Máximo” in 1991.EUGENIO DERBEZ (Store Owner) is Mexico’s leadingcomedian and TV personality, and has been for more than a decade.Over the years he has built a huge fan base that extends throughoutMexico, Central America, South America and the Latinocommunity in the U.S. Much of his popularity is due to his TVshows “Al Derecho y al Derbez,” “Derbez en Cuando,” “XHDRBZ”and “La Familia Peluche”—each of which he has starred in,produced, written and directed. All have broken rating records, bothduring their regular runs and through syndication. “La FamiliaPeluche” is currently in the top ten on the biggest Spanish-speakingnetwork in the United States, Univision.Derbez’s career on stage has also proved rewarding. His latest four plays, “Ninnette and aMan of Murcia,” “Run for Your Wife,” “Multiple Choice” and “A Spanish in Paris,” have eachearned him a Best Actor in a Theatrical Comedy Award. Currently, he is directing, starring andco-producing the Broadway musical “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” in Mexico City. He was alsoin charge of the adaptation.International studios have chosen him to lend not only his voice, but his particular comedicstyling to the Spanish versions of blockbuster animated movies. The most recent of theseventures, “Shrek,” “Shrek 2” and “Shrek the Third,” in which he played the character ofDonkey, confirmed his popularity with Latino audiences worldwide.He recently starred in and received rave reviews for the successful independent film“Under the Same Moon,” acquired by Fox Searchlight and The Weinstein Company after abidding war in Sundance. The film has the record of the biggest opening for a Spanishspeakingfilm in the U.S., with $3.3 million on its first weekend.On Broadway, Derbez earned glowing reviews for his first English-spoken play“Latinologues.”He has a degree in film directing from the Mexican Institute of Cinematography & Theater.36