Frank Perozo takes on the challenge of reviving Benito in The Rejected 2: Space Mission
Renowned actor Frank Perozo returns to the role of Benito, one of his most iconic characters, in the highly anticipated film Los Rechazados 2: Misión Espacial. After a decade of experience with this role, Perozo asserts that returning to the charismatic Cibaeño farmer has represented one of the most significant challenges of his professional career.
During the premiere gala, the actor highlighted the evolution the character has undergone since his first appearance in Dirty Work, through the first installment of The Outcasts, to this new cinematic adventure.
The character grows quite a bit. Without revealing plot details, I can say that Benito has a fundamental role in helping to resolve part of the story’s central conflict.
Frank Perozo
A commitment to character consistency
One of the biggest obstacles for Perozo has been preserving the essence of Benito despite the passage of time. Maintaining the same energy, the characteristic accent, and the physical appearance after ten years was a task of precision that required additional effort on the part of the artist.
- The character maintains his peasant essence and his mischievous personality.
- The actor had to work hard to match the weight and physical features that the public remembers from a decade ago.
- The narrative evolution allows Benito to be a key piece in the resolution of the spatial plot.
Release details and international expansion
Under the direction of Yasser Michelén and produced by Bou Group, Los Rechazados 2: Space Mission promises to be a venture filled with humor and satire. The film will arrive in Dominican theaters on August 13th, with high expectations from both the public and critics.
In addition to its run on the big screen, Perozo confirmed that the production will have a presence on the Disney+ platform, which will allow the story to reach a much wider audience. The actor extended an invitation to all his followers to enjoy this new installment that promises to win over viewers.
