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No niego mi pasado Trailer (1952)

04 March 1952 Drama 90 mins

This is a film by Alberto Gout that deals with the story of a marriage in crisis. It all starts when Leonardo surprises his wife Susana with her lover and threatens him with death for stealing her.

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Cast

Ninón Sevilla

as Rosa / Luisa

Roberto Cañedo

as Octavio Gómez Castro

Luis Aldás

as Leonardo

Agustín Isunza

as Don Nicasio

César del Campo

as Posturitas

José Baviera

as Ramón Valdés

Jorge Mondragón

as Cómplice de Rosa

Aurora Walker

as Doña Engracia

Elodia Hernández

as Mamá de Octavio

Kiko Mendive

as Cantante

Jorge Chesterking

as Invitado fiesta (uncredited)

Manuel de la Vega

as Agente de policía (uncredited)

Julián de Meriche

as Dueño cabaret (uncredited)

Crew

Rosalío Solano

Rosalío Solano Cinematography

Manuel Fontanals

Manuel Fontanals Art Designer

Armando Valdés Peza

Armando Valdés Peza Costume Design

Agripina Lozada

Agripina Lozada Hairstylist

Armando Meyer

Armando Meyer Makeup Artist

Jorge Cardeña

Jorge Cardeña Production Manager

César Pérez Luis

César Pérez Luis Production Manager

Winfield Sánchez

Winfield Sánchez Assistant Director

Bernardo Cabrera

Bernardo Cabrera Dialogue Editor

James L. Fields

James L. Fields Sound Supervisor

International Releases Dates

Mexico 04 March 1952

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