La insaciable Trailer (1947)
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Cast
Maria Antonieta Pons as Velma
Rafael Baledón as Carlos
Carmen Hermosillo as Carmen
Gustavo Rojo as Mario
Alfredo Varela as Enrique
Alejandro Ciangherotti as Márques
Eduardo Casado as (as Eduardo Martínez Casado)
Marco de Carlo as Don Germán
Dolores Tinoco as (as Lolita Tinoco)
Crew
Juan José Ortega Director
Juan José Ortega Story
Manuel R. Ojeda Adaptation
Ramón Pérez Peláez Adaptation
Juan José Ortega Producer
Manuel Esperón Original Music Composer
Domingo Carrillo Director of Photography
José W. Bustos Editor
José Rodríguez Granada Production Design
Beatriz Sánchez Tello Costume Design
International Releases Dates
Mexico 25 June 1947
Production Companies
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