Lo que el viento trajo Trailer (1941)
12 September 1941 Drama, Comedy
A 1941 film.
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Cast
Jesús Martínez as Palillo Delgado (as Palillo)
Elvia Salcedo as Timotea
Agustín Isunza as Boticario
Mario Caballero as Exiquio
Consuelo Quiroz as Chucha
Luis G. Barreiro as Don Leandro
Leopoldo Beristáin as Don Pantaleón (as El Cuatezon Beristain)
José Arratia as Dr. Leocadio Pérez
Ricardo Carti as Don Ángel
Chelo Villarreal as Doña Remedios (as Consuelo Villarreal)
Enrique Carrillo as Eulalio
Armando Velasco as Señor director
Arturo Soto Rangel as Comisario (as Arturo Soto)
Manuel Pozos as Miembro jurado calificador
Humberto Rodríguez as Secretario
Crew
José Benavides hijo Director
José Benavides hijo Writer
Juan Roca Writer
Gonzalo Elvira Producer
Gregorio Walerstein Producer
Manuel Esperón Original Music Composer
Raúl Martínez Solares Director of Photography
Jorge Busto Editor
Emilio Gómez Muriel Editor
Carlos Toussaint Production Design
International Releases Dates
Mexico 12 September 1941
Production Companies
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