Latina Star Makes US Film Debut In Bullet Train Opposite Brad Pitt And Bad Bunny

On The Table Read, “the best entertainment magazine in the UK“, Colombian actress Andrea Muñoz stars opposite Brad Pitt, Sandra Bullock and Bad bunny in new Sony Pictures feature, Bullet Train.

Bullet Train

Colombian-born bilingual beauty Andrea Muñoz is set to co-star alongside a star-studded ensemble cast featuring Brad Pitt, Sandra Bullock, Bad Bunny, Zazie Beetz, Joey King, and Michael Shannon in the upcoming Sony Pictures action-thriller BULLET TRAIN set for a wide-release on August 5^th.

Muñoz will star as Bad Bunny’s wife in a very juicy role – HERE is a teaser with her in it. The actress is also fresh off-the-heels of her American television debut for the hit HULU limited series “Pam & Tommy”, currently streaming.

Based on the Japanese novel Maria Beetle, BULLET TRAIN is a fun, delirious, fast-paced thriller from the director of DEADPOOL 2 (David Leitch) that follows trained killer “Ladybug” (Brad Pitt) who wants to give up the life but is pulled back in by his handler “Maria Beetle” (Sandra Bullock) in order to collect a briefcase on a bullet train heading from Tokyo to Kyoto. Once onboard, he and other competing assassins discover that their objectives are all intertwined.

Trailer for Bullet Train

Andrea Muñoz

When Andrea Muñoz got the call from her agent that she was about to make her American film debut alongside no other than Brad Pitt himself, she couldn’t believe it. Those feelings didn’t subside until she was in hair and makeup and about to walk on set. The details of her role and the project have been fiercely guarded but suffice to say she will definitely make an impression once revealed!

Born and raised in Colombia, Andrea Muñoz began acting in her drama club at a young age but decided to pursue a degree in psychology when she got older. It wasn’t until after she graduated from college that the acting bug hit her again, but this time she was making the direct leap to Hollywood where she auditioned and received a scholarship to attend the prestigious New York Film Academy.

Once she graduated, she was able to get her green card to work in the states in early 2020 – right in time for the pandemic. But that didn’t stop her as she soon booked her first roles in major projects, both BULLET TRAIN and “Pam & Tommy”. Her career is just getting started and she has big goals – she would love to one day be a Marvel superhero. With the way her career is already going, that dream is sure to become a reality.

When she is not on set, she enjoys giving back to those most vulnerable – whether that’s helping kids get out of gangs or immigrants stuck at the border trying to find a better life.