Los hombres las prefieren viudas Trailer

Los hombres las prefieren viudas Trailer (1970)

17 August 1970 Comedy 85 mins

Marisa is an employee in a travel agency. She is in mourning and her workmates call her in fun 'the little widow'. One day, Carlos, the owner of a hotel in Almuñécar, visits the agency and is attracted by her thinking that she really is a widow. She falls in love with him and, encouraged by her friend Amelia, they both go on holiday to the hotel owned by Carlos.

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Cast

María Mahor

as Marisa

Juanjo Menéndez

as Raimundo Codina

María Isbert

as Amelia

Tomás Blanco

as Detective privado

Luisa Sala

as Viuda veterana en una boda

Valeriano Andrés

as Comisario

Mariano Ozores Francés

as Congresista que imparte conferencia

José María Tasso

as Empleado agencia de viajes

Mery Leyva

as Ligue de Raimundo

Julián Navarro

as Gerente de hotel

Crew

Juan Jurado

Juan Jurado Producer

Manuel Hernández Sanjuán

Manuel Hernández Sanjuán Director of Photography

Manolita G. Fraile

Manolita G. Fraile Makeup Artist

Mercedes Gómez

Mercedes Gómez Hairstylist

Adolfo Millán

Adolfo Millán Assistant Production Manager

H.S. Valdés

H.S. Valdés Production Manager

Carlos Aured

Carlos Aured Assistant Director

Francisco Frutos

Francisco Frutos Still Photographer

Pedro Martín

Pedro Martín Camera Operator

Juana Tudela

Juana Tudela Wardrobe Master

International Releases Dates

Spain 17 August 1970

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