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The Man Who Killed Don Quixote Toby's directions, but becomes enamoured with the role after Angelica is pranked by one of Toby's crew. After an extravagant display of sword fighting, Javier exclaims that he is Don Quixote. The next day, Toby finds that the shooting location of "The Man Who Killed Don Quixote" is not far from where he is currently filming, and after having a tense conversation with the Boss about the previous night Toby takes a motorbike and travels to the town of Los Sueños. Finding an older Raul, Toby discovers that things have changed since he shot the film, with Angelica away from