Forty Years of Dating Trailer

Forty Years of Dating Trailer (1963)

03 October 1963 Comedy 88 mins

1910's. A young notary is unfaithful to his fiancée and their engagement is about to finish...

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Antonio Merayo

Antonio Merayo Director of Photography

Abel Santacruz

Abel Santacruz Theatre Play

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Argentina 03 October 1963

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