Luna Park Trailer (1960)

17 June 1960 Drama 85 mins

A boxer's dream of fighting in the Luna Park stadium and the interests surrounding this sport.

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Cast

Elsa Daniel as Matilde

Walter Vidarte as Carmelo Maciel

Enrique Fava as Marelli

Mario Passano as Kid Vargas

Alba Solís as Andrea Reyes

Oscar Valicelli

Nora Massi as Sra. de Vargas

Rey Charol as Senegal

Juan Buryúa Rey

Pablo Racioppi as Zunino

Alberto Barcel

Emilio de Grey as Ferrari

Pedro Buchardo as Céspedes

Nieves Ibar as Madre de Matilde

Hugo Astar

Mirko Álvarez as Cafetero

Crew

Sixto Pondal Ríos Novel

Rubén W. Cavalloti Director

Alberto Etchebehere Director of Photography

Jorge Gárate Editor

Tito Ribero Music

Wilfredo Jiménez Writer

Bruno Boval Makeup Designer

A. Douglas Poole Sound

International Releases Dates

Argentina 17 June 1960

Production Companies

Argentina Sono Film

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