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Pancho Villa was a Mexican Revolutionary general and regarded as one of the best. He later became a bank robber and was assassinated. In From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman's Daughter, he is seen in a nightmare by Ambrose Bierce.

History[]

In both historical and the franchise's history, Pancho was a Mexican Revolutionary general and a bank robber.

Throughout From Dusk Till Dawn[]

In From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman's Daughter, he takes the hood off Ambrose and tells him that he wants to see when the bullet hits him, which Pancho obliges. He tells Ambrose that the wall behind has been splattered with the blood of men like him and he should be comforted by that. Pancho then readies his men to shoot, and Ambrose says his final words. After giving the final command, Pancho moves out of the way and Ambrose is hit, but it's revealed that this was all a nightmare.

Physical Appearance[]

He had a medium sized build, with a light brown jacket, white shirt and bullet strapped over his body. He wore a sombrero and what can be seen, he has dark brown hair with slight grayish hint. He had dark, brown eyes and a mustache.

Personality[]

With the film's version of Pancho, he is quite ruthless, but seems polite and honorable enough to oblige Ambrose's wish to see the bullet hitting him.

Appearances[]

Season One

Season Two

Gallery[]

Name[]

  • Pancho is a Spanish given name and the diminutive of Francisco.[1]
  • Villa is an Italian and Spanish surname. It means "town" and was originally given to a person who came from a town, as opposed to the countryside.[2]

Trivia[]

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Pancho Villa in real life

  • In real life, Pancho Villa was a Mexican Revolutionary general and later became a fugitive. He was assassinated some time after he became re-involved in Mexican politics.
  • It is worth noting that the real Ambrose Bierce went to Mexico to join the Mexican Revolution, but no one knows what happened to his whereabouts. There are speculations that Pancho killed him as it's hinted at in the film.

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