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Cast

Chuck Norris
as Col. Scott McCoy

Billy Drago
as Ramon Cota

John P. Ryan
as General Taylor

Richard Jaeckel
as John Page

Begonia Plaza
as Quinquina

Paul Perri
as Maj. Bobby Chavez

Hector Mercado
as Miguel

Mark Margolis
as Gen. Olmedo

Mateo Gomez
as Ernesto Flores

Gerald Castillo
as DEA Director

Geof Brewer
as Major Anderson

Michael Heit
as DEA Agent in Van

Chris Castillejo
as Alex

Dave Brodett
as Mercenary Captain

Rina Reyes
as Olmedo's Mistress

Ronnie Lazaro
as Quiquina's Husband

Eric Hahn
as DEA Agent

Greg Hackbarth
as Coast Guard Crewman

Steve Brown
as Co-Pilot

Dan Furnad
as Delta Radioman

Peter Lindsay
as Delta Gunner

Bobby Chavez
as Paul

Billy Campbell
as Delta Soldier

Joe Collins
as Delta Soldier

Ruth de Sosa
as Rita Chavez

Ned Hourani
as Delta Soldier

James Dixon

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Critic Reviews for Delta Force 2: The Colombian Connection

Audience Reviews for Delta Force 2: The Colombian Connection

• Dec 14, 2013

  Or known as The Colombian Connection but that's way too cheesy for me, but cheese is the name of the game here folks. Yep 'McCoy' is back and ready to take down some major drug kingpin scum. Funny thing is yet again despite the film title there isn't actually much Delta Force action. Again it all happens right at the end for the big finale, there's even less Delta Force action than in the first film! maybe they should of left out the Delta Force 2 bit in the title. Its pretty straight forward stuff, the ever evil Billy Drago is the worlds most dangerous richest drug kingpin ever and he's flooding the US of A with lots of Lemsip....errr cocaine. So the DEA draft in Chuck Norris of Delta Force to basically save the South American country of 'San Carlos' where Drago is based, save the USA from all the drugs coming in...just save the world in general gosh darn it!. Its all very predictable stuff that we've seen before (baring in mind its an old film of course), the step by step motions of any action flick really. The bad guys pull off some deals, kill some people, the good guys manage to capture the main boss, he gets away, he takes revenge on family members and this ignites Norris blah blah blah. It could easily be 'Lethal Weapon', well any of the first three really. Norris plays the same character he plays in all of his action films, the same damn bloke!. He doesn't swear, he doesn't speak that much, his one liners are a bit tame but we always manage to see him topless at some point. That said he does the job we expect him to and he does it reasonably well, but he's no Arnie, JCVD, Jaa or Gibson if you ask me. I think the problem is his films never really come across as adult action flicks, they lack that bloody punch to really get you excited, I guess his films feel like slightly adult episodes of the A-Team. In all honesty this film is so cheesy and cliched it feels like an old Bond film, especially with all the henchmen at the end wearing the exact same outfits. Not military garb which would be fine, but casual looking clothes, as if they all shopped in the same store or Drago ordered a huge supply of his favourite design. Speaking of Drago he's the boss here as usual, we all know Drago isn't exactly the best actor around but its his face. That snarly, slimy, creepy vamp-like face along with his skill of being a really really sadistic evil bastard that you just wanna see get taken down. Here he plays the white suited, white fedora wearing drug dealer to a tee, right down to the greasy pony tail. We know that Norris could break his neck in a heartbeat but Drago doesn't play like that, he's a shifty, dirty, underhanded slimeball who hides behind his henchmen and various weapons, love it. The films poster was always ice cool, Norris calmly cradling an Uzi, it looks smart, alas the film isn't as cool. Its very by the numbers, highly hokey and doesn't really look that special either. For the most part its rather bland with not too much happening, the finale is much better of course but nothing to write home about. As said at the start this is when we see some Delta Force unit action but its nothing amazing, lots of explosions. If it wasn't for the uber cool Drago this film would be a bit boring really...there I said it.
  Phil H Super Reviewer
• Nov 28, 2006

  What a powerful, gritty performances, a lightning-fast pace and an outrageously exciting skydiving sequences in this Chuck Norris's sequel explosive action-adventure film. With a chilling performance from Billy Drago is a great choice to play the main villain and John P. Ryan really seems to be enjoying himself here, and gave a fun performance. The direction is good. Aaron Norris does a good job with good camera work, great angles and some spectacular shots during the sky diving stunts!. There is a bit of blood and violence.
  Dean M Super Reviewer

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