Bocage Trailer (1936)
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Cast
Raul de Carvalho as Bocage
João Villaret as Prince Regent
António Silva as Tomé, Enforcer of the Intendant
Araújo Pereira as Intendant Pina Manique
Lino Ferreira as Francisco, Enforcer of the Intendant
Berta Monteiro as Countess
Aurélio Ribeiro as Morgado of Abrantes
João Lopes as Marquis of Ponte de Lima
Maria Valdez as Marquess of Alorna
Perpétua dos Santos as Morgada of Vilaverde
Maria Helena Matos as Maria Vicência / Márcia
Maria Castelar as Ana Perpétua / Amália
Celita Bastos as Canária
Joaquim Prata as Poet Caldas
Tarquínio Vieira as António Coutinho
Regina Montenegro as Woman with chickens
International Releases Dates
Portugal 11 July 1936
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