Danny Trejo always plays the bad guy but in real life he just saved a baby’s life

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Edward Bunker, the screenwriter for the film, who was also a former convict, recognized Danny as someone who he’d been in the same prison with back in San Quentin.

On-set trainer

He remembered that Danny was an accomplished boxer, and he decided to offer Danny a job – to train Eric Roberts, another star in the movie, for his boxing scenes. Danny would make $320 a day as a boxing trainer on set – but the story was far from over.

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