Ricky Martin has been revealed as a cast member and executive producer of Gael García Bernal’s upcoming film Hombre al Agua, confirming speculation surrounding the singer’s involvement in the project. According to Deadline, Martin quietly joined the production shortly before filming began in Mérida, Mexico, and shot his scenes in a single day. His involvement was kept under wraps until now, ahead of the film’s upcoming premieres at the Venice and Toronto film festivals.
Martin plays Roby, an actor hired to portray the film’s protagonist in a movie-within-the-movie. The part marks his first fully Spanish-language on-screen role in more than two decades. García Bernal told Deadline that Martin was one of those wonderful accidents, and that he was the first person he envisioned for the role but initially considered casting him an almost impossible idea.
Ricky Martin’s Acting Career
Martin’s acting career dates back to the early 1990s, including Alcanzar una estrella II and a two-year stint as Miguel Morez on General Hospital. More recently, he appeared in The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story and Palm Royale.
Hombre al Agua Premiere and Release
Hombre al Agua will premiere at the Venice Film Festival before screening at Toronto. It opens in Mexican theaters on September 24th. Fans can look for deals and get tickets to sold-out shows, and even save $20 on their first order of $200 or more with promo code CONSEQUENCE20 at checkout.
In conclusion, Ricky Martin’s surprise casting in Gael García Bernal’s Hombre al Agua is an exciting development for fans of the singer and actor. With the film set to premiere at major film festivals and open in theaters soon, audiences will get to see Martin in his first fully Spanish-language on-screen role in over two decades.
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