La muerte en bikini Trailer (1967)
The bodies of murdered young women are turning up on a beach.
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Rodolfo de Anda as Carlos, Enrique
Maura Monti as Laura
Jacqueline Fellay as Ivette
Tito Junco as Director
Malú Reyes as Ana
Eric del Castillo as Sr. Méndez
Sergio Barrios as Tito
Mario Cid as Macario (as Mario Chávez)
Queta Carrasco as Ana's mother
Arturo Martínez Director
Mexico 01 June 1967
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11 August 1967
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13 August 1967
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