Lupang Pangako Trailer (1949)

01 January 1949 Comedy, Romance 72 mins

A story about a war veteran with a heart problem, after being discharged from the hospital meets his old war buddies and seeks out to meet the parents of a fallen comrade. On the way to the parents, the man fatefully gets into a car accident and meets a rich woman. One day the family lawyer of the woman comes bearing news, the woman should get married in two days or half of her inheritance would be donated to charity.

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Cast

Leopoldo Salcedo as Eduardo 'Eddie' Rosales

Mila del Sol as Cora

Tino De Lara as Artemio

Engracio Ibarra as Brolio

Armando Canseco

Maria Norman

Lila Luna

Vita Ortega as Marta

Bayani Casimiro as Emilio

Angge as Pacita

Pablo Virtuoso

Eusebio Gomez as Kulas

Horacio Morelos

Crew

Narcisa de Leon Executive Producer

Susana C. De Guzman Director

Susana C. De Guzman Story

Quin Velasco Screenplay

Susana C. De Guzman Screenplay

Ray Lacap Cinematography

Mike Accion Camera Operator

Teody Carmona Art Direction

Enrique Jarlego Editor

Constancio de Guzman Music Supervisor

Luis Evangelista Music Arranger

International Releases Dates

Philippines 01 January 1949

Production Companies

LVN Pictures

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