In “All Bastards”, Rodrigo Vásquez, Altoyoyo, shares leading roles with León Murillo. “The action can coexist with the comedy genre,” he says about the premiere.
Last night the first chapter of “All Bastards”webseries created by comedian Rodrigo Vásquez, Altoyoyowhere he shares leading roles with another distinguished humor and stand-up artist: Leon Murillo.
“Richard (Rodrigo Vásquez) and Rubén (León Murillo) are two totally dissimilar characters who, due to different circumstances, end up working side by side in the Investigative Police, in the midst of the dizzying latest events in today’s Chile and their own personal conflicts,” he said. read in the description of the plot, where elements of intrigue, action, drama and of course not a few doses of humor are mixed.
For Altoyoyo, also co-writer of the project together with Peter McPhee, the director in charge, is an attempt to add new nuances to his content offer, as well as to tackle hitherto unexplored terrain in his acting career. The series, for its part, premieres its episodes every Monday through its YouTube channel, Nope.
“We had done a series before called Frustrated Talent, on YouTube, and it did very well. So I had several ideas, we chose that one and rewrote it. This was in November of last year. It takes about a year of work”, he tells BioBioChilenot afraid to describe the initiative as a “pandemic project”.
On the inclusion of Murillo, Vásquez is emphatic: “he is the one with the most expensive rati. And more than that, he’s a comedian and an actor, which is important. It fit very well”. The detail is not capricious: one of the engines of “All Bastards” is Altoyoyo’s predilection for action and police series.
“The action genre has caught my attention, which I think can coexist with the comedy genre. Perhaps in the first chapter there is not much comedy yet, but you can see that they make us want to, “he said.
The cast is completed Remigio Remedy, Darinka González, Francesc Morales, Catalina Castelblanco and Pía Maureira. The chapters, which will be 7 in total, average 15 minutes.
“We put humor and effort into it, so that it would look better than a sketch, that it would look more cinematographic.. She has comedy and action, and we always respect this one because it’s in our blood. The second chapter is more serious, but then it changes”, advances Yoyox, who names “Training Day” as one of his inescapable of the action film genre.
“One begins to look and look and the police procedures are not so formal, they are more palaver than anything else… How can you escape!” comedy and absurd humor.
“Never (I will leave the absurd humor), I will always be there, because I love those sketches, they make me happy. This too, but it’s because we like to act and believe that we are in Hollywood, ”she added.