Cane (2007– )

A Latino family works together to operate a rum business.

Creator:

Cynthia Cidre

Stars:

Jimmy Smits, Nestor Carbonell, Polly Walker

1 nomination.

Cast

Series cast summary:
Jimmy Smits	...	Alex Vega (13 episodes, 2007)
Nestor Carbonell	...	Frank Duque (13 episodes, 2007)
Polly Walker	...	Ellis Samuels (13 episodes, 2007)
Paola Turbay	...	Isabel Vega (13 episodes, 2007)
Eddie Matos	...	Henry Duque (13 episodes, 2007)
Michael Trevino	...	Jaime Vega (13 episodes, 2007)
Alona Tal	...	Rebecca King (13 episodes, 2007)
Lina Esco	...	Katie Vega (13 episodes, 2007)
Samuel Carman	...	Artie Vega (13 episodes, 2007)
Rita Moreno	...	Amalia Duque (13 episodes, 2007)
Hector Elizondo	...	Pancho Duque (13 episodes, 2007)
Ken Howard	...	Joe Samuels (10 episodes, 2007)
Jason Beghe	...	Vince Grasso (8 episodes, 2007)
Ned Vaughn	...	Michael Bronson (8 episodes, 2007)
Oscar Torre	...	Santo (8 episodes, 2007)
Julio Oscar Mechoso	...	Ramon (6 episodes, 2007)

Storyline

A Latino family works together to operate a rum business.

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Plot Keywords:

latino | business | rum | little league | cuban american | 

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Taglines:

Sugar is the new oil.

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

11 September 2007 (USA)

Also Known As:

Los duques

Filming Locations:

Long Beach, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

ABC Studios, CBS Paramount Network Television

Technical Specs

Runtime:

60 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Connections

Referenced in The 59th Primetime Emmy Awards (2007)

User Reviews

A brilliant fade out to episode #10

I think the fade out scene in episode #10 ("Time Away") with Alex Vega (Jimmy Smits) gazing into the Gulf wondering just how he got himself into his present situation, accompanied by the pulsating sound of "Outside" by Staind, is the single most captivating and meaningful scene that I have seen in television in recent years. CBS just has to stand by this show and accept the fact that it is simply too good to ever command a high ratings audience. In fact, CBS president Les Moonves ought to take Cane's less than stellar ratings as a compliment. This show is terrific.

Mark