Unmarried and Mother in Life Trailer (1969)

13 October 1969 Comedy 90 mins

The frog test confirms Julita is pregnant. This is usually a great news. In this case, no. She is a victim of premarital sex, and he, Paco, a mechanic who, according to some theories of French biologist, explained by a podiatrist friend, will not be liable. Don Ramiro, the father of Julia, is a liberal-minded man, but when his daughter tells him that she will have a son who will not parent, seeking the solution of fatherhood in his gun regulation.

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Cast

Lina Morgan as Julita

Alfredo Landa as Paco

Manolo Gómez Bur as Don Ramiro

Laly Soldevila as Romy

Soledad Miranda as Paloma

José Sacristán as Mariano

Gonzalo Cañas

Gloria Cámara as Anouska

Blaki as Rufi

Venancio Muro as Isacio

Tomás Blanco as Don Anselmo 'Patito'

Francisco Piquer as Médico

María Isbert as Doña Nieves

Adriano Domínguez as Un juerguista

Pilar Gómez Ferrer as Doña Lourdes

Danny Ross

Crew

Javier Aguirre Director

José Luis Dibildos Screenplay

José Luis Dibildos Story

Antonio Mingote Screenplay

Antonio Mingote Story

José Luis Dibildos Executive Producer

Antonio Pérez Olea Music

Petra de Nieva Editor

Adolfo Cofiño Production Design

Roberto Monleón Production Design

Adolfo Cofiño Set Decoration

Romana González Makeup Artist

Juan Campos Production Manager

Antonio Martín Production Manager

Roberto Monleón Unit Production Manager

Roberto Monleón Property Master

International Releases Dates

Spain 13 October 1969

Production Companies

Ágata Films

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