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Cast

Madonna
as Eva Peron

Antonio Banderas
as Che

Jonathan Pryce
as Juan Peron

Jimmy Nail
as Agustin Magaldi

Victoria Sus
as Dona Juana

Ina Clare

Julian Littman
as Brother Juan

Olga Merediz
as Blanca

Laura Pallas
as Elisa

Julia Worsley
as Erminda

Maria Lujan Hidalgo
as Young Eva

Servando Villamil
as Cipriano Reyes

Andrea Corr
as Peron's Mistress

Peter Polycarpou
as Domingo Mercante

Gary Brooker
as Juan Bramuglia

Mayte Yerro
as Julieta

Adrian Collado
as Carlos

Gabriel Kraisman
as Cinema Manager

Martin Drogo
as Young Juan

Venesa Weis
as Young Blanca

Veronica Ferrari Risler
as Young Elisa

Aldana Garcia Soler
as Young Erminda

Domingo Chiofalo
as Chivilcoy Priest

Ismael Osorio
as Juan Duarte Sr.

Lidia Leonor Catalano
as Estela Grisolia

John Coverdale
as Junin Tango Band Member

Roderick Hart
as Junin Tango Band Member

Ian Hill
as Junin Tango Band Member

Rob Levy
as Junin Tango Band Member

Teddy Peiro
as Junin Tango Band Member

Joe Townsend
as Junin Tango Band Member

Mark Ryan
as Waiter in Junin Bar

Gordon Neville
as Waiter in Junin Bar

Frederick Warder
as Waiter in Junin Bar

Albin Pahernik
as Eva's Dance Partner

Luca Tommassini
as Eva's Dance Partner

Denis Tremblay
as Eva's Dance Partner

Eva Vari
as Senora Magaldi

Zsanett Farkas
as Magaldi Child

Sergio Lerer
as Theatre Producer

Mara Bestelli
as Starlet at Audition

Mónica Lairana
as Starlet at Audition

Laura Miller
as Starlet at Audition

Marcelo Alejandro Auchelli
as Huevo

Luis Alday
as Emilio Kartulowicz

Luis Boccia
as Senor Jabon

Vera Fogwill
as Zaz Jingle Singer

Bettina Menegazzo
as Zaz Jingle Singer/Starlet at Audition

Alfredo Martin
as Col. Anibal Imbert

Diego Leske
as Eva's Admirer

Francisco Napoli
as Eva's Admirer

Eduardo Ruderman
as Eva's Admirer

Fabian Stratas
as Eva's Admirer

David Henry
as President Rawson

Fernando Agustin Henin
as Eva's Co-star

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Critic Reviews for Evita

Audience Reviews for Evita

• Aug 24, 2014

  Even though the protagonist is a flawed, intriguing demagogue, this visually stunning but tiresome (and oversung) musical makes it hard for us to care, given how insufferable most of the songs are (except for two or three), like nearly everything made by Andrew Lloyd Webber.
  Carlos M Super Reviewer
• Aug 12, 2014

  Parker gives the film a sense of epic scope that's rare for a modern musical, complete with large sets and thousands of extras. With the exception of Madonna's lackluster performance and singing, this is probably the best adaption of the stage musical we are likely to get . . . it's also one of the best live action film musicals of the last twenty years.
  

  Alec B Super Reviewer
• Aug 30, 2010

  Haha! Antonio Banderas' part was the best bit. I think his kind of phantom character/ narrator role was very good and witty. And I thought Madonna did a fantastic job, too bad she hasn't done that since with acting. With a more analytical look, I thought it interesting the two (technically) main characters were white, Madonna and Pryce. But in Madonna's defense, she can sing and dance really well and pulled off the look very well. The biggest thing that grated on me what the full on opera-style musical. And the fact it's and Andrew Lloyd Webber musical wears on the brain a bit. >_<
  Jennifer D Super Reviewer
• Feb 01, 2010

  I really enjoyed Evita and thought it was very enthralling. Compared to the other big cinematic Andrew Lloyd Webber film, 2004's The Phantom of the Opera, I thought it was so much better. Sure, it amounted to not much more than a caricature of Eva Peron, but it was a surprisingly good performance by Madonna. My Mum was saying it's a pity she isn't in more films. Her voice is a little "pop" and not very "Broadway", but it was a good performance. I also really enjoyed Antonio Banderas as the narrator Che, a one-man Greek chorus who is critic, observer and well, critic. He pops up everywhere in various personas and it's very entertaining and amusing. Jonathan Pryce is also great as President Peron himself, shortly before he decided to ham it up as a Bond villain in Tomorrow Never Dies. And then of course there's the music. Andrew Lloyd Webber is a musical genius, no matter what his critics say. You can dance to almost every song in Evita, and there's a distinctive Argentine flavour in the beat. Tim Rice's lyrics are also witty and appropriate, and there's so much variety ranging from the exuberant "Buenos Aires" to the sad and emotional "You Must Love Me", and of course the most famous of them all, "Don't Cry For Me Argentina". My favourite song in the film was "High Flying Adored" an observation on how far Eva has come, delivered by Antonio Banderas in his charming exotic accent. It's overall a very atmospheric film with a wonderful period flavour provided by on-location filming in Argentina itself and Budapest. Seek it out if you like musicals, Evita will win you over if you don't.
  

  Jedd Y Super Reviewer

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