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Roger Gutierrez Movies

2011  
 
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Leaving his life as a ranch hand in the wake of her parents' death, thirtysomething Jesse Torres (Roger Gutierrez) sets his sights on Los Angeles and quickly learns that life in the city isn't for the faint of heart. Jesse is a natural-born misfit. His attitude formed more by the spirit of rock & roll than Spanish tradition, the tattooed shutterbug knows there's more to life than working on a ranch, and seeks out his childhood friend Tom (Brian Eric Johnson) after arriving in the Hollywood ghetto. Before long, old friends are neighbors, and Jesse realizes that Tom has fallen in with the local gangs and developed a serious drug habit. Though the future isn't looking very bright, Jesse soon finds comfort in the company of Lil' Bit (Christina Woods), a pretty local girl with a tough attitude. When Jesse learns that Lil' Bit is the property of volatile local gangster Capone (Danny Trejo), and that Capone intends to hold onto her at all costs, the warm-hearted former ranch hand prepares to make a choice that could change his life forever. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Starring:
Roger GutierrezChristina Woods, (more)
 
1990  
R  
An avenging rider roars off in search of the Grim Reaper who killed his love in this violent actioner. The rider, Wade Olsen, is an ex-cop and the Reaper is a black-leather-clad gang leader who has been a major thorn in Olsen's side for the two previous films. Riding off with Olsen are the mystical Rainmaker and the beautiful Skin, who wants to get back at the Reaper for torturing her lover Catfish and leaving him for dead after stealing a treasure map. To help him find the huge cache of stolen Civil War gold, Reaper and his enormous gang kidnap an archaeologist. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

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Starring:
Jason WilliamsRobert Random, (more)
 
 
 
The Learning Curve is the true story of motorcycle racer Don Castro. Roger Guitterez plays Castro, depicted here as a reckless youth who eventually learns value of self-discipline and humility. Emphasis is given Castro's relationship with his father, and the lessons he learned from the old man. Filmed in Mexico, The Learning Curve's date of production has been obscured by insufficient records. The film is rated PG for language and tense situations. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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