As Despicable Me 2 heads to DVD and Blu-Ray on December 10, this exclusive extra features the making of Eduardo/El Macho, whom Bratt calls a mixture of "the most interesting man in the world ...

The animation community was shocked to learn that the “Despicable Me 2” team were recasting Al Pacino’s role with Benjamin Bratt less than six weeks before the film’s Annecy festival premiere.

'Despicable Me 2' nearly had Al Pacino voicing Eduardo Pérez and El Macho. However, he left the project as a result of 'creative differences.' Gru (voiced by Steve Carell) gave up his life of ...

In Despicable Me 2, El Macho works with Dr. Nefario to kidnap and mutate Gru’s minions using the PX-41 formula. Benjamin Bratt voices El Macho, though he doesn’t speak in Despicable Me 4.

I realize that kids probably enjoy the “Despicable Me” minions, which look like banana Tic Tacs and speak their own language. Really, though, they’re a key symbol of what’s wrong with ...

Could El Macho still be alive after all these years? ... Despicable Me 2 plays more like a spy thriller and less like supervillain spoof, which works fine.

Despicable Me 2 finds Carell’s Gru more or less embracing his newly domesticated life after adopting Margo (Miranda Cosgrove), ... who bears a nagging resemblance to El Macho, ...

LOS ANGELES . Actor Benjamin Bratt lends his voice to two different personas in the new animated comedy, "Despicable Me 2": the evil "El Macho," and the loveable restaurant owner, "Eduardo." ...

I realize that kids probably enjoy the “Despicable Me” minions, which look like banana Tic Tacs and speak their own language. Really, though, they’re a key symbol of what’s wrong with ...

I realize that kids probably enjoy the “Despicable Me” minions, which look like banana Tic Tacs and speak their own language. Really, though, they’re a key symbol of what’s wrong with ...

I realize that kids probably enjoy the “Despicable Me” minions, which look like banana Tic Tacs and speak their own language. Really, though, they’re a key symbol of what’s wrong with ...