Makarras Conexion Trailer

Makarras Conexion Trailer (1977)

11 October 1977 Comedy

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Cast

Helga Liné

as Tía de Paco (as Elga Liné)

Daniel Martín

as Jefe de la banda

Claudia Gravy

as Purita

Tunet Vila

as Guardia urbano (as Antonio Vila)

Mir Ferry

as Jefe de policía

Fernando Rubio

as Antonio

Víctor Israel

as Hombre hablando por teléfono

Manuel Bronchud

as Borracho

María José Romero

as (as María J. Romero)

Antonio Lara

as Matón

José Antonio Vilasaló

as Mayordomo (as José A. Vilasaló)

Gaspar 'Indio' González

as (as Indio González)

Crew

Federico Canudas

Federico Canudas Assistant Director

Gerardo López

Gerardo López Still Photographer

Julio Pérez de Rozas

Julio Pérez de Rozas Director of Photography

Rafael Marina

Rafael Marina Production Manager

Jordi Sangenís

Jordi Sangenís Sound Engineer

Carmen Menchala

Carmen Menchala Makeup Artist

Teresa Font

Teresa Font Assistant Editor

Francisco Gutiérrez

Francisco Gutiérrez Property Master

Francisco Jaumandreu

Francisco Jaumandreu Assistant Editor

Jorge Cominges

Jorge Cominges Script Supervisor

International Releases Dates

Spain 11 October 1977

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