A Sangre Fría Trailer

A Sangre Fría Trailer (1947)

06 June 1947 Drama, Thriller 95 mins

A couple plans to poison a wealthy elderly to stay with his fortune. However, the plans of the villain and his accomplice stagger at the last minute.

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Cast

Amelia Bence

as Elena Rossi

Pedro López Lagar

as Fernando Román

Antonia Herrero

as Sabina Zani

Floren Delbene

as Inspector Robledo

Tito Alonso

as Hijo del Dr. Morel

Domingo Sapelli

as Dr. Morel

Helena Cortesina

as Linda Moreno

Ilde Pirovano

as Rosario Rossi

Ricardo Castro Ríos

as Chofer del Dr. Morel

Carmen Casnell

as Sobrina de Sabina

Elvira Quiroga

as Luisita

Luis Otero

as Comisario Valdez

Domingo Mania

as Sr. Dupont

Mercedes Llambí

as Enfermera

International Releases Dates

Argentina 06 June 1947

Production Companies

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