Mexican director Felipe Cazals (L-R), actors Damian Alcazar, Juan Manuel Bernal and Daniel Martinez arrive to present their film "Chicogrande" during the opening ceremony of the 58th San Sebastian Film Festival September 17, 2010. REUTERS/Vincent West (SPAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT) 

Mexican director Felipe Cazals (L-R), actors Damian Alcazar, Juan Manuel Bernal and Daniel Martinez arrive to present their film "Chicogrande" during the opening ceremony of the 58th San Sebastian Film Festival September 17, 2010. REUTERS/Vincent West (SPAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT) 

Mexican actors Damian Alcazar (3rd R), Daniel Martinez (L) and Juan Manuel Bernal (R) arrive with director Felipe Cazals (2nd L) for a photo shoot in front of Zurriola Beach to promote their film "Chicogrande" on the first day of the 58th San Sebastian Film Festival September 17, 2010. The Mexican feature film, about the U.S. army's year-long "Mexican Expedition" in pursuit of revolutionary leader Pancho Villa following Villa's attacks on U.S. border towns, is part of the festival's official jury selection. REUTERS/Vincent West (SPAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT) 

Mexican actors Damian Alcazar (C), Daniel Martinez (L), and Juan Manuel Bernal pose during a photo shoot in front of Zurriola Beach to promote their film "Chicogrande" on the first day of the 58th San Sebastian Film Festival September 17, 2010. The Mexican feature film, about the U.S. army's year-long "Mexican Expedition" in pursuit of revolutionary leader Pancho Villa following Villa's attacks on U.S. border towns, is part of the festival's official jury selection. REUTERS/Vincent West (SPAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT) 

Mexican actors Damian Alcazar (2nd R), Daniel Martinez (L) and Juan Manuel Bernal (3rd R) attend a photo shoot with director Felipe Cazals in front of Zurriola Beach to promote their film "Chicogrande" on the first day of the 58th San Sebastian Film Festival September 17, 2010. The Mexican feature film, about the U.S. army's year-long "Mexican Expedition" in pursuit of revolutionary leader Pancho Villa following Villa's attacks on U.S. border towns, is part of the festival's official jury selection. REUTERS/Vincent West (SPAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT) 

Mexican actor Damian Alcazar poses during a photo shoot in front of Zurriola Beach to promote his film "Chicogrande" on the first day of the 58th San Sebastian Film Festival September 17, 2010. The Mexican feature film, about the U.S. army's year-long "Mexican Expedition" in pursuit of Pancho Villa following Villa's attacks on U.S. border towns, is part of the festival's official jury selection. REUTERS/Vincent West (SPAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT HEADSHOT) 

Mexican actors Damian Alcazar (L), Daniel Martinez (2nd R) and Juan Manuel Bernal pose with director Felipe Cazals (2nd L) during a photo shoot in front of Zurriola Beach to promote their film "Chicogrande" on the first day of the 58th San Sebastian Film Festival September 17, 2010. The Mexican feature film, about the U.S. army's year-long "Mexican Expedition" in pursuit of revolutionary leader Pancho Villa following Villa's attacks on U.S. border towns, is part of the festival's official jury selection. REUTERS/Vincent West (SPAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT) 

Mexican actor Damian Alcazar makes a speech after receiving his Ariel award for best actor for the film "La Ley de Herodes" from Mexico's Academy of Cinematographic Science on July 24, 2000. 

Mexican actor Damian Alcazar makes a speech after receiving his Ariel award for best actor for the film "La Ley de Herodes" from Mexico's Academy of Cinematographic Science on July 24, 2000.

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