Thirst for Love Trailer

Thirst for Love Trailer (1959)

29 August 1959 Drama 85 mins

Pedro Ortiz, a brave charro, arrives to a fishing village that is passing hard times. There's no fish in the waters. His manners and his love for Maria, a local attractive widow, will get him into trouble

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Cast

Pedro Armendáriz

as Pedro Ortiz

Arturo Martínez

as Ramiro Mendoza

Miguel Manzano

as Señor Cura

Emma Roldán

as Abuela

Alejandro Reyna

as Cantinero

Roberto Meyer

as Toribio

Raquel García

as Mamá del niño

Humberto Dupeyrón

as Niño mensajero

Inés Murillo

as Mujer en velorio

Francisco Avitia

as Cantante

Víctor Junco

as Tomás

José Chávez

as Amigo de Tomás (uncredited)

Leonor Gómez

as Pueblerina (uncredited)

Crew

Raúl Martínez Solares

Raúl Martínez Solares Director of Photography

Javier Torres Torija

Javier Torres Torija Production Design

Armando Valdés Peza

Armando Valdés Peza Costume Design

Rosa Guerrero

Rosa Guerrero Makeup Artist

Armando Espinosa

Armando Espinosa Production Manager

Jesús Marín

Jesús Marín Assistant Director

Luis Fernández

Luis Fernández Dialogue Editor

James L. Fields

James L. Fields Sound Supervisor

Juan Muñoz Ravelo

Juan Muñoz Ravelo Special Effects

Ángel Corona

Ángel Corona Still Photographer

Mario Diver

Mario Diver Assistant Camera

International Releases Dates

Mexico 29 August 1959

Production Companies

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