Noche fantástica Trailer

Noche fantástica Trailer (1943)

06 September 1943 Drama 76 mins

Due to a rail accident, the passengers of a train had to be housed in a nearby town while awaiting the arrival of a relief convoy. In the train were traveling Alicia and Paul, a couple who will marry soon, along with her ​​mother, and George, a mature man who looks for a woman he loved. Due to the accident, they will have to spend the night there, where chance lead to a series of events that make the passengers no longer be the same.

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Cast

Paola Barbara

as Diana - Condesa de Tauste

Carlos Muñoz Arosa

as Pablo Aragón

Mariano Asquerino

as Jorge, Marqués de Brenes

Lily Vincenti

as Viajera francesa

Cristina Yomar

as Enamorada

Carmen Ortega

as Madre de Alicia

Antonio Bofarull

as Camarero (uncredited)

Carmen García

as (uncredited)

José Ramón Giner

as Paco (uncredited)

José María Lado

as Camarero tren (uncredited)

José María Oviés

as Gerente del hotel (uncredited)

Fernando Porredón

as Feriante (uncredited)

Crew

Luis Recaséns

Luis Recaséns Set Decoration

Enrique Bronchalo

Enrique Bronchalo Construction Coordinator

Pedro Rovira

Pedro Rovira Assistant Camera

Tomás Duch

Tomás Duch Camera Operator

Enrique de la Riva

Enrique de la Riva Sound Engineer

Enrique Alarcón

Enrique Alarcón Production Design

Juan Manuel de Rada

Juan Manuel de Rada Production Assistant

Willy Goldberger

Willy Goldberger Director of Photography

María Queipo

María Queipo Assistant Director

Genaro Solsona

Genaro Solsona Property Master

Luis Lucia

Luis Lucia Production Manager

International Releases Dates

Spain 06 September 1943

Production Companies

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