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El presidente municipal de un pueblo y su esposa despiden a sus hijos, que viajan a la capital. A pesar de ser miembros de una poderosa familia en la cual nacieron, los jóvenes están cansados de la vida chata del lugar. Por lo que deciden probar suerte y van en busca de nuevas oportunidades en la gran metrópoli.
1969
Spanish, Castilian
Comedia
Drama
Cast & Crew
Enrique Cuenca
(Actor)
.. Enrique/su madre/director de cine/comandante de policía
Eduardo Manzano
(Actor)
.. Lalo/su padre/Gordolfo Gelatino/Chiflágoras/La Chica del
Carlos López Moctezuma
(Actor)
.. Gerente de la Librería de Cristal
Mauricio Garcés
(Actor)
.. Ídem
Amadee Chabot
(Actor)
.. La gringa
Alfonso Grau
(Actor)
.. El maricón
Marco Campos 'Viruta'
(Actor)
.. Empleado de la Secretaría de Trabajo y Previsión Social
Maricarmen y sus muñecos
(Actor)
.. Española con el pato Nicol en el brazo
Javier López 'Chabelo'
(Actor)
.. Hijo del sastre
Alfonso Arau
(Actor)
Jorge Lavat
(Actor)
Carlos Agostí
(Actor)
Ramón Valdés
(Actor)
Carlos Riquelme
(Actor)
Gina Morett
(Actor)
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Enrique Cuenca
(Actor)
.. Enrique/su madre/director de cine/comandante de policía
Eduardo Manzano
(Actor)
.. Lalo/su padre/Gordolfo Gelatino/Chiflágoras/La Chica del
Carlos López Moctezuma
(Actor)
.. Gerente de la Librería de Cristal
Mauricio Garcés
(Actor)
.. Ídem
Amadee Chabot
(Actor)
.. La gringa
Alfonso Grau
(Actor)
.. El maricón
Marco Campos 'Viruta'
(Actor)
.. Empleado de la Secretaría de Trabajo y Previsión Social
Maricarmen y sus muñecos
(Actor)
.. Española con el pato Nicol en el brazo
Javier López 'Chabelo'
(Actor)
.. Hijo del sastre
Alfonso Arau
(Actor)
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.
Jorge Lavat
(Actor)
Carlos Agostí
(Actor)
Ramón Valdés
(Actor)
Carlos Riquelme
(Actor)
Born:
January 01, 1912
Gina Morett
(Actor)
