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Un ingeniero malvado toma a Capulina como agente secreto y lo envía a una misión con dos ayudantes. Encargada del hotel: Alicia Bonet. José Díaz "Joselo." Jefe de villanos: René Cardona. Clara: Amadée Chabot. Director: Alfredo Zacarías.
1968
Spanish, Castilian
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Comedia
Crímen
Cast & Crew
Gaspar "Capulina" Henaine
(Actor)
.. Ídem
Alicia Bonet
(Actor)
.. Encargada del hotel
José Díaz 'Joselo'
(Actor)
.. Ídem
René Cardona
(Actor)
.. Jefe de los villanos
Amadée Chabot
(Actor)
.. Clara
Roberto Gómez Bolaños
(Actor)
.. Carlitos
Alfonso Arau
(Actor)
.. Ingeniero Román Ayala
Elizabeth Dupeyrón
(Actor)
.. Ayudante de Capulina
Leticia Rodríguez
(Actor)
.. Ayudante de Capulina
Gaspar "Capulina" Henaine
(Actor)
Nathanael León
(Actor)
Carmen Ruiz
(Actor)
Ricardo Adalid
(Actor)
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Did You Know..
Gaspar "Capulina" Henaine
(Actor)
.. Ídem
Alicia Bonet
(Actor)
.. Encargada del hotel
José Díaz 'Joselo'
(Actor)
.. Ídem
René Cardona
(Actor)
.. Jefe de los villanos
Amadée Chabot
(Actor)
.. Clara
Roberto Gómez Bolaños
(Actor)
.. Carlitos
Born:
February 21, 1929
Died: November 28, 2014
Birthplace: Mexico City, Mexico
Died: November 28, 2014
Birthplace: Mexico City, Mexico
Trivia:
Competed as an amateur boxer as a teenager. Received the nickname Chespirito, which translates to "Little Shakespeare," from Mexican writer and director Agustin P. Delgado. Collaborated with Mario Moreno, also known as Cantinflas, on an unreleased television series in 1966. Created the sketch comedy character El Chapulin Colorado while writing and starring in his 1970 television series Chespirito. Was romantically involved with his El Chapulin Colorado co-star Florinda Meza (who played Doña Florinda) for 27 years before marrying her in 2004. Wrote, produced and starred in the 1992 play 11 and 12, which set a record for the country of Mexico after staging more than 3,200 performances in over 30 different cities.
Alfonso Arau
(Actor)
.. Ingeniero Román Ayala
Born:
January 11, 1932
Trivia:
Mexican actor and director Alfonso Arau's first American film role was as bloodthirsty bandit Herrera in Sam Peckinpah's The Wild Bunch (1969), a role he would later parody (albeit with a straight face) in the 1986 comedy Three Amigos! U.S. filmgoers were by and large unaware that Arau had long been a popular vaudeville, theater, and TV performer, and had built his Mexican film reputation as an independent producer/director, beginning with 1969's The Barefoot Eagle. Arau reached the plateau of art-house idolatry when he decided to adapt a novel about the mystical aspects of gourmet cooking, written by his wife Laura Esquivel. The subsequent film, Like Water for Chocolate (1993), ended up as one of the most profitable foreign movies ever exhibited in America and won a number of international awards as well as multiple Silver Ariels, Mexico's equivalent of the Oscar. Arau followed Like Water for Chocolate with A Walk in the Clouds two years later. Arau's first American film as a director, it starred Keanu Reeves as a WWII veteran who poses as the husband of a pregnant young woman in order to help her preserve her standing within her family. Despite great anticipation surrounding its release, the film proved to be a critical and commercial disappointment.
Elizabeth Dupeyrón
(Actor)
.. Ayudante de Capulina
Leticia Rodríguez
(Actor)
.. Ayudante de Capulina
Gaspar "Capulina" Henaine
(Actor)
Nathanael León
(Actor)
Carmen Ruiz
(Actor)
Ricardo Adalid
(Actor)
