Rumbo Trailer (1950)

20 February 1950 Drama 90 mins

Rumbo is a nice and splendid young man of gypsy origin who is in Seville with Gabriel, an old friend who was saved from suicide thanks to his intervention, who got rich in Paris thanks to the money Rumbo gave him, to the point of become an important and millionaire banker in London, Buenos Aires and Seville. Shortly after meeting, Gabriel asks him to impersonate him on a journey that he must undertake.

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Cast

Fernando Granada as Rumbo

Paquita Rico as Dulcenombre

Fernando Fernández de Córdoba as Gabriel Hurtado Mendoza

Julia Lajos as madre de Piluchi

Manuel Arbó as Manuel

Eloísa Muro as Doña Lola

Miguel Gómez as Doctor Salvador

Rosita Valero as Piluchi

Tino G. Ferry

José Riesgo as Federico

Guillermo Cereceda

Mancusa as Antonio, el gitanillo

Vilches as Rosarillo, la gitanilla

Crew

Ramón Torrado Director

Ramón Torrado Writer

H.S. Valdés Writer

Rafael de León Screenplay

Antonio Quintero Screenplay

Fernando Granada Associate Producer

Daniel Mangrané Producer

Manuel L. Quiroga Music

Andrés Pérez Cubero Director of Photography

Gaby Peñalba Editor

Enrique Alarcón Set Decoration

Juan N. Solórzano Production Manager

H.S. Valdés Production Manager

International Releases Dates

Spain 20 February 1950

Mexico 04 July 1952

Portugal 11 March 1953

Production Companies

Cinem. Madrileña S.A.

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