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Pamela Statz
Culture
Jul 23, 2010 1:21 PM

NSFW: Robert Rodriguez and Danny Trejo Slice Into Machete

Robert Rodriguez and Danny Trejo stop by the Wired Cafe at Comic-Con 2010 to talk about how their newest flick, Machete. (NSFW)
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