El hermoso Brummel Trailer (1951)
A valet impersonates his lord and must face the difficulties of this deception in society.
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Cast
Fidel Pintos as Mr. Simpson / falso Brummel
Delfy de Ortega as Elena de Buckingham/ alcaldesa
Amadeo Novoa as George Byron "el hermoso Brummel"
Carlos Enríquez as Archivaldo Mortimer
Alberto Terrones as Principe de Gales
Pedro Aleandro as Iván
Julián Bourges as Jack
Julia Sandoval as Dueña de la pensión
Susana Campos as Sonia
Mario Pocovi as Terrorista irlandes
Vicente Rubino as Antoine, el peluquero
Irma Roy as Isabel
Crew
Juan Romano Decorator
Juan M. Arechavala Sound
Tito Rivero Music
Esteban Palos Choreographer
Víctor Bobadilla Sound
Felipe Milano Decorator
Gori Muñoz Art Department Coordinator
Carmelo Labórrico Camera Car
Manuel M. Alba Producer
Armando Bugallo Camera Car
Américo Ross Director of Photography
Julio Saraceni Director
Abel Santacruz Writer
Manuel M. Alba Writer
International Releases Dates
Argentina 26 June 1951
Production Companies
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