¡Adiós, Mimí Pompón! Trailer

¡Adiós, Mimí Pompón! Trailer (1961)

21 February 1961 Comedy 102 mins

The famous couplet singer Mimi Pompon leaves everything to marry Heriberto Promenade, a wealthy merchant of Limoges with five marriages behind her. Of course Mimi has also been widowed five times. Saintpaul, an astute police, suspicious of so many accidental deaths and closely monitor both the mansion. Gradually, we discover that Heriberto, fearing that their wives may betray him, the killer, always with the complicity of her mother.

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Cast

Silvia Pinal

as María 'Mimí Pompón'

Fernando Fernán Gómez

as Heriberto Promenade

Catalina Bárcena

as Madre de Heriberto

Amparo Baró

as Lorenza

José Orjas

as Michel

Elena Puerto

as Presentadora

Rufino Inglés

as Admirador de Mimí

Ricardo G. Lilló

as Admirador de Mimí

Santiago Ontañón

as Bernardo Chamonix (uncredited)

Crew

Ricardo Navarrete

Ricardo Navarrete Camera Operator

José Luis Matesanz

José Luis Matesanz Assistant Editor

José F. Aguayo

José F. Aguayo Director of Photography

Rafael García

Rafael García Construction Coordinator

Goya García

Goya García Wardrobe Master

José Luis Ruiz

José Luis Ruiz Makeup Artist

Salvador Ruiz

Salvador Ruiz Sound Assistant

Francisco Rodríguez Asensio

Francisco Rodríguez Asensio Construction Coordinator

Francisco Gómez Conde

Francisco Gómez Conde Assistant Camera

Fernando Martínez

Fernando Martínez Assistant Makeup Artist

International Titles

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International Releases Dates

Spain 12 June 1961

Mexico 31 October 1968

Romania 21 February 1961

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