The Prisoner of Santa Cruz Trailer

The Prisoner of Santa Cruz Trailer (1941)

02 March 1941 Drama 68 mins

A sea captain forbids his daughter to marry the man whose father he had killed many years before.

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Cast

Juan de Landa

as Pietro (as Juan De Landa)

María Mercader

as Carmela (as Maria Mercader)

Giuseppe Rinaldi

as Paolo Costa

Carmen Navasqués

as Estellita (as Carmen Navascuès)

Enrico Glori

as Luigi Bolli

Amelia Chellini

as Concetta

Cesare Polacco

as Sandro, suo marito

Giulio Donadio

as Michele Galdera

Guglielmo Sinaz

as Salvatore

Luis Gonzales

as Simone Costa

Mariù Gleck

as Zia Rosa

Arturo Bragaglia

as L'impiegato dell'agenzia marittima

Ugo Sasso

as Il marinaio della "Manuela"

Aristide Garbini

as Rodriguez

Crew

Gino Carlo Sensani

Gino Carlo Sensani Costume Design

Rodolfo Lombardi

Rodolfo Lombardi Director of Photography

Gino Brosio

Gino Brosio Art Direction

Giulio Bonnard

Original Music Composer

Ivo Battelli

Ivo Battelli Production Design

International Releases Dates

Italy 02 March 1941

Production Companies

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