The wonderfulness of your photos, Jimmy!!
What a pro!! Those are "fantastic" match-ups - I can't believe this is your first time out!!
I am very much enjoying sharing your Acapulco adventures ....... and apparently Kelly is, too!
We are eagerly awaiting your LAS BRISAS photos next ...
And thank you for more on
Regina Torné .... your astute eagle-eye caught her as the synchronized swimmer in "A Day Called for Jaguar" (great detecting), besides being known to us for her role as the
Evil Elena in "Turnabout for Traitors" .....
Well, a few weeks ago Bulwer-Lytton had included her also in her "Canoodling Quiz" 
and she made this comment ...
"Right you are. And the young lady in question is Elena, played by Mexican actress Regina Torné.
(Kissing Robert Culp may have been the high point of her career, for all we know!)"
Well, that got me to thinking - "something" about her was very familiar from "somewhere" ... but I didn't have a clue ... so I made a note to check on it later, which I finally did last night when you mentioned her again in your Acapulco photos!
As you pointed out Evil Elena wasn't a very nice person ... she was thoroughly "evil"
AND she continued her "not nice-ness" into her role as the
EVIL MAMA ELENA in the wonderful film "Like Water for Chocolate" in 1992. I loved this film!! - and find it so interesting that Ms. Torné was again cast as a
very evil Elena so many years later (see what a connection to "I SPY" does to you!! )
Evil Mama Elena
and a young Regina Torné ...
and a professional shot of the lovely Ms. Torné ....
As for our
Senor Goza .... Of course, you had to have been in Acapulco, sometime Jimmy, or how else would Goza eventually have come into possession of your magnificent multi-colored jacket.
José Chávez worked in lots of Mexican movies during his career, but apparently crossed over and did some English-language films around the time of his appearance in "I SPY" ...
He is listed as being in ...
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969) uncredited as Bolivian police commander
The Wild Bunch (1969) as Juan Jose
The Professionals (1966) as a Revolutionary
Two Mules for Sister Sara (1970) Clint Eastwood and Shirley MacLaine film as Horatio
Romancing the Stone (1984) as Santos
Looking forward to more of your Acapulco THEN & NOWS, Jimmy!!
As always,
Tatia
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