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Fan Casting Eleazar Gómez as Sergeant First Class Mario Caceres in Hands to Heaven - The Story of an Army Pilot in Vietnam

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Eleazar Gómez as Sergeant First Class Mario Caceres in Hands to Heaven - The Story of an Army Pilot in Vietnam

Eleazar GómezMexico

38 years old
Eleazar Gómez was born on May 29, 1986 in Mexico City, as José Eleazar Gómez Sánchez. He is an actor, known for Así son ellas (2002), Retrato de familia (1995) and Clase 406 (2002).
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Sergeant First Class Mario Caceres in Hands to Heaven - The Story of an Army Pilot in Vietnam
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Eleazar Gómez

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Sergeant First Class Mario Caceres (Green Ape, Communications Sergeant, Green Berets)

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Hands to Heaven - The Story of an Army Pilot in Vietnam
Hands to Heaven - The Story of an Army Pilot in Vietnam

Hands to Heaven - The Story of an Army Pilot in Vietnam

Inspired by Breathe's love song & the books We Were Soldiers & Mission of Honor
Jim Warren is a Warrant Officer in the US Army who flies AH-1 Cobra attack helicopters in the 82nd Airborne Division. Previously, he was an artillery sergeant in the Pennsylvania National Guard and...
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Eleazar Gómez is known for his role in Species: The Awakening. He has been suggested by fans for 18 roles on myCast, including Ángel Jaramillo in Yo Soy Lorenzo (México). Similar actors include Ricardo Abarca, Christopher Von Uckermann, and Jerry Velazquez. Eleazar Gómez was suggested to play Sergeant First Class Mario Caceres in Hands to Heaven - The Story of an Army Pilot in Vietnam by user_4988. Hands to Heaven - The Story of an Army Pilot in Vietnam has 26 roles, including Captain Victor Vizcarra, Lieutenant Colonel Wladislaw Stravinsky, and General William Westmoreland.

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