Jay Hernandez, Jaina Lee Ortiz, Dennis Quaid and Julian Lead the Feature Adaptation of Humberto G. Garcia’s ‘Mustang Miracle’

Special: adaptation of humberto g García’s book for the big screen mustang miracle by name long game In this process.

Mucho Más Media, Endeavor Content and Bonniedale will fund and run the inspiring golf feature. Physical production will begin this month.

long game Jay Hernandez will play (suicide squad, big rope), Jaina Lee Ortiz (girl outings, station 19), Dennis Quaid (midway, The purpose of the dog.) and the work of Julian (handsome boy, 9-1-1: Lone Star).

Based on the true story of mid-1950s Texas, the film features footage of five young Mexican-Americans at an elite local golf club where the discriminatory laws of the time prohibited them from playing. For the love of the game, they set up their own handmade pitch in the Texas desert, and with the help of a powerful Latino coach, they overcame the challenges of racism and discrimination and won by beating rich white teams. 1957 Texas State High School Golf Championship.

“As a company ready to tell and tell important Latin stories across all platforms, we are fortunate to have teamed up with Endeavor Content, Bonniedale and Julio to bring this moving story to life,” said Partner Mucho Mas. producer. Javier Chapa.

He is the co-producer of Bonniedale’s Quaid and Chapa, Marla Quintana and Laura Quaid and Ben Howard. Jay Hernandez will co-produce with Philip Brown, Jason Gerber and Simon Wise, Bruce Barshop and Vincent Cordero.

The project brings together the producers and directors behind the 2021 Netflix original drama. blue miracleIn the main role of Quaid.

“We couldn’t be happier that our team is playing again. blue miracle They partners in this 1950s story, characterized by the strength, determination, and hard work of the young people the film is based on. Bonniedale’s producer and partner, Ben Howard, said: “His inspiring triumph in overcoming prejudices and barriers will inspire golfers of color, professional and amateur alike, for decades to come.”

Julius Quintana (blue miracle, BootsQuintana was directed by Paco Farias and Jennifer S. Screenplay by Stetson.

“We are deep fans of Julio’s work and are inspired by his dedication to telling authentic and grounded Latin stories, particularly the big game-changing events beyond discussion,” said Cristina Garza and Dan Guando, senior vice president of film and television development. . . Production, Endeavor Content.

Hernandez represented ICM and Alchemy, Quaid UTA and Brillstein, Ortiz Verve and Link, Works Rafterman Media, Greene Talent and Jackoway Austen Tyerman. Quintana is represented by Verve and Inclusion Management, along with Paco Faria and Jennifer Statson.