Manuela has found him and is also taken captive. She tells him that the director will allow him to rewrite the ending for Bolívar, which he seems to no longer care about. Manuela even plays along, wanting to reach out to Santiago. However, she starts to believe that he thinks he is Bolívar. He asks her, “Do you really believe that I think I’m Bolívar?”. Santiago has written an official declaration for the government official he kidnapped to legalize, had they not been interrupted. It causes confusion of whether or not he really does believe it. Together, Santiago and Manuela plan to rescue the other government officials from the revolutionaries, in which they die from afterwards. Then, at the very last moment, there is clapper board that cuts the scene. Cast Robinson Díaz ... Santiago Miranda / Simón Bolívar Amparo Grisales ... Alejandra Barberini / Manuela Sáenz Jairo Camargo ... President of Colombia Fanny Mikey †... TV Producer Gustavo Angarita ... Psychiatrist María Eugenia Dávila †... Bolívar's Mother Carlos Barbosa ... Minister of Defense Alejandra Borrero ... Vice president of Colombia Santiago Bejarano ... Novel's Director Ana Soler ... Makeup Artist Álvaro Rodríguez ... Commander of the Guerrilla E. P. R. Vicky Rueda ... Kelly (Prostitute) Diego Vélez ... Watchman Victoria Valencia ... Tania, Partisan of E. P. R. Margarita Ortega ... News Reporter Awards References External links 2002 films 2000s historical comedy-drama films Colombian comedy-drama films 2000s Spanish-language films Colombian historical films Films about actors French historical comedy-drama films Cultural depictions of Simón Bolívar 2002 comedy films 2002 drama films 2000s French films