Dele color al difunto Trailer (1970)
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Cast
Fernando Delgado as Gustavo
Ricardo Merino as Ramón
Margot Cottens as Madame Venancia
Gracita Morales as Clotilde
María Salerno as (as Marta Monterrey)
José Luis López Vázquez as Pedro Pérez
Rosanna Yanni as Sole
Félix Dafauce as Sr. Gimeno
Josele Román as Chica de la discoteca
Erasmo Pascual as Portero
Álvaro de Luna as Julio
Valentín Tornos as Usurero
Luis Barbero as Don Matías
Crew
Luis María Delgado Director
Juan José Alonso Millán Writer
Adolfo Waitzman Music
Manuel Rojas Director of Photography
Eduardo Torre de la Fuente Set Decoration
Manolita Castro Assistant Makeup Artist
Romana González Makeup Artist
Jesús R. Folgar Production Manager
Manuel Sánchez Production Manager
Ricardo Walker Assistant Director
Rafael Soria Property Master
Horacio Rodríguez Assistant Set Decoration
Ángel G. Conejo Sound Engineer
Pedro Martín Camera Operator
Salvador Gómez Calle Assistant Camera
Manuel Martínez Still Photographer
International Releases Dates
Spain 24 August 1970
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