The Prodigious Barber Trailer

The Prodigious Barber Trailer (1942)

29 January 1942 Drama, Comedy 120 mins

Benedito the barber, mocked by everyone in the village, lathers the head of a blind customer just as the man regains his sight. Benedito becomes a celebrity, and everyone seeks his services.

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Cast

Fernando Soler

as Benedito Sánchez

Adriana Lamar

as Ricarda

Domingo Soler

as Don Cenón (Alcalde)

Francisco Jambrina

as Tomás Puerta

Miguel Inclán

as El ciego

Victoria Argota

as Doña Lorenza

Edmundo Espino

as Don Hermógenes Beltrán

Narciso Busquets

as Nachito (Ignacio Zamarripa)

José Goula

as Antonio Flores

Andrés Novo

as Dr. Ocañez (oculista)

Max Langler

as Secretario

Amanda del Llano

as Sirvienta de Fanny

Hernán Vera

as Toribio

Crox Alvarado

as Octavio (amante de Fanny)

Crew

Jack Draper

Jack Draper Director of Photography

Jorge Stahl Jr.

Jorge Stahl Jr. Camera Operator

Carlos Toussaint

Carlos Toussaint Production Design

Luis Moya

Luis Moya Production Design

Manuel Sereijo

Manuel Sereijo Production Manager

Carlos L. Cabello

Carlos L. Cabello Assistant Director

Enrique Hutchinson

Enrique Hutchinson Makeup Artist

Zacarías Gómez Urquiza

Zacarías Gómez Urquiza Script Supervisor

Paulino Masip

Paulino Masip Adaptation

International Titles

The Prodigious Barber Trailer

International Releases Dates

Mexico 29 January 1942

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