San Francisco de Asís Trailer

San Francisco de Asís Trailer (1944)

08 January 1944 Drama 119 mins

Historical drama on the life of the medieval Italian saint, Francis of Assisi.

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Cast

José Luis Jiménez

as San Francisco de Asís

Alicia de Phillips

as María de Quintanar

Elena D'Orgaz

as Pica (madre de Francisco)

Carmen Molina

as Clara (Sta. Clara de Asís)

Antonio Bravo

as Conde Hugolino

Crox Alvarado

as Honorio

Arturo Soto Rangel

as Pedro Bernardone

Luis Alcoriza

as Fray Bernardo de Quintavalle

Agustín Sen

as Obispo

Manuel Pozos

as Nestor (cliente anciano)

Ángel T. Sala

as Padre de Clara

Paco Martínez

as Amigo de Pedro

Conchita Gentil Arcos

as Tía de Clara

Salvador Quiroz

as Padre de María

Crew

Alex Phillips

Alex Phillips Director of Photography

Manuel Fontanals

Manuel Fontanals Production Design

International Titles

St. Francis of Assisi Trailer

International Releases Dates

Mexico 08 January 1944

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