Ahí Está el Detalle
10:50 pm - 12:55 am, Monday, October 27 on De Película Clásico ()
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About this Broadcast
La confusión entre el perro "Bobby" y un gángster del mismo nombre desencadena una serie de enredos entre un celoso marido, su nerviosa esposa, una pícara criada, una esposa abandonada con ocho hijos y el singular Cantinflas.
1940
Spanish, Castilian
Comedia
Cast & Crew
Mario Moreno 'Cantinflas'
(Actor)
.. Ídem
Joaquín Pardavé
(Actor)
.. Cayetano Lastre
Sara García
(Actor)
.. Clotilde Regalado
Sofía Álvarez
(Actor)
.. Dolores
Dolores Camarillo
(Actor)
.. Pacita
Manuel Noriega
(Actor)
.. Juez
Antonio R. Frausto
(Actor)
.. Defenson
Agustín Isunza
(Actor)
.. Fiscal
Antonio Bravo
(Actor)
.. Bobby
Alfredo Varela, Jr.
(Actor)
.. The federal scribe
Francisco Jambrina
(Actor)
Joaquín Coss
(Actor)
Eduardo Arozamena
(Actor)
More Information
Did You Know..
Mario Moreno 'Cantinflas'
(Actor)
.. Ídem
Born:
August 12, 1911
Died: April 20, 1993
Birthplace: Mexico City, Mexico
Died: April 20, 1993
Birthplace: Mexico City, Mexico
Trivia:
Immensely popular through-out the Spanish-speaking world and hailed as both Mexico's greatest clown and the Spanish Charlie Chaplin. Born Mario Moreno Reyes, he got his start as a tent-show song-and-dance man. Cantinflas became an acrobat and bull-ring clown (the clown who distracts the bull when the bullfighter gets in trouble). After appearing in unambitious Mexican comedies beginning in 1936, his first Hollywood film was Mike Todd's Around the World in 80 Days (1956), which earned him an international reputation for his performance as Passepartout. As his fame increased, Hollywood created a vehicle for him, the critical and commercial failure Pepe (1960), after which he returned to making Mexican films.
Joaquín Pardavé
(Actor)
.. Cayetano Lastre
Born:
January 01, 1900
Died: January 01, 1955
Died: January 01, 1955
Sara García
(Actor)
.. Clotilde Regalado
Born:
January 01, 1895
Died: November 21, 1980
Died: November 21, 1980
Trivia:
Though she made her first film in 1917, Mexican actress Sara Garcia's most active cinematic years were 1936 through 1957. In the early '40s, she starred in a popular series of family comedy-dramas, cast as Grandma Luisa Garcia. She played so many warm, matriarchal roles that she earned the affectionate soubriquet "The Grandmother of the Mexican Cinema." Retiring at the age of 65, Sara Garcia lived to be 85.
Sofía Álvarez
(Actor)
.. Dolores
Born:
May 23, 1913
Died: April 30, 1985
Died: April 30, 1985
Trivia:
Latin American actress Sofia Alvarez was born and raised in Venezuela. In 1928 she moved to Mexico. Two years later she debuted as a bit player in Santa (1930). She continued working in such films as La Barca de Oro and Mexico de mis Recuerdos through the 1940s. She then temporarily retired from acting in favor of pursuing a career as a radio singer until 1958 when she resumed acting until she permanently retired in 1963.
Dolores Camarillo
(Actor)
.. Pacita
Manuel Noriega
(Actor)
.. Juez
Antonio R. Frausto
(Actor)
.. Defenson
Agustín Isunza
(Actor)
.. Fiscal
Antonio Bravo
(Actor)
.. Bobby
Alfredo Varela, Jr.
(Actor)
.. The federal scribe
Francisco Jambrina
(Actor)
Joaquín Coss
(Actor)
Eduardo Arozamena
(Actor)
