Valentina Trailer

Valentina Trailer (1950)

03 May 1950 Comedy 77 mins

A young millionaire meets a mechanic who has invented a carburetor as a result of a breakdown in her car.

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Cast

Olga Zubarry

as Valentina González García

Juan José Miguez

as Pedro López

Elena Lucena

as Catalina Castro

Severo Fernández

as Andrés Castro

Norma Giménez

as Esther González García

Mario Faig

as Emilio

Juan José Porta

as Ernesto González García

María Armand

as Gertrudis González García

Gloria Decco

as Camarera

Adolfo Linvel

as Vendedor

José A. Martínez Suárez

as Periodista callejero

International Releases Dates

Argentina 03 May 1950

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