Behind Enemy Lines: Colombia

Lt. Sean Macklin

MCPO Carter Holt

CPO Kevin Derricks

Alvaro Cardona

PO3 Steve Gaines

PO2 Greg Armstrong

Cmdr. Scott Boytano

Gen. Manuel Valez

Carl Dobbs

Maria Cardona

Carlos Rivera

Ramirez (as Rey Hernández)

TV Reporter (as Roy Sánchez-Vahamonde)

Op-Tech

President Rio

Vendor

Maintenance Technician

Helicopter Pilot

Helicopter Co-Pilot

Gunner

Guard #1 (as Luis Raúl Alcocer)

Alvaro Soldier

Alvaro Soldier

Afeur Soldier

Afeur Soldier

Afeur Soldier (as Ramon A. Vazquez)

Afeur Soldier

(voice)

Colombian Soldier

Navy Seal (uncredited)

Soldier (uncredited)

Navy SEAL (uncredited)

CIA Agent (uncredited)

In the final scene loading the coffin, the aircraft in the hangar, N246DH, is an SA-227 Sweringen Metroliner. Although the logo is not shown, this aircraft is owned and operated by Ameriflight, Inc., an all-cargo company based in Burbank, CA. This particular aircraft is the high gross weight Expediter version and was previously owned by DHL International (Note the DH in the tail number). It was originally white, black and maroon, DHL's colors at the time, before being repainted in the white and two-tone blue colors of Ameriflight in the late 90's.

At the start and end of the film, Lt. Macklin wears his watch on his left wrist, but whilst in Colombia he wears it on the right.

Toward the beginning of the film, the lieutenant before walking into the commanders office was saluted by a sailor. Per regulation, neither sailors nor Marines salute indoors while uncovered (not wearing their uniform cover (hat)).

The Colombians in the movie have a Cuban accent and use non-Colombian slang.

Carl Dobbs: Let me see your phone.

Columbian Soldier: All you Americans think you're Rambo! Chief Carter Holt: Actually, I prefer John McClane.

Lt. Sean Macklin: They'll be teams tracking us.