My_Love_Is_Called_Margarita

<i>My Love Is Called Margarita</i>

My Love Is Called Margarita

1961 Spanish film

My Love Is Called Margarita (Spanish: Margarita se llama mi amor) is a 1961 Spanish romantic comedy film directed by Tito Fernández and starring Mercedes Alonso, Antonio Cifariello and Manuel Zarzo.[1]

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Cast

  • Mercedes Alonso as Margarita Rodríguez Garcés
  • Antonio Cifariello as Eduardo Heredia, profesor de literatura
  • Manuel Zarzo as Ignacio García Cruz 'Nacho'
  • Isana Medel
  • Ángel del Pozo
  • Jesús Colomer as Desiderio Conesa Ortiz 'Desi'
  • María Silva as Alumna que se sienta junto a Nacho
  • Amparo Baró
  • Óscar Cortina
  • Carlos Piñar
  • Ángel Álvarez as Manolo, hombre sentado en el baile
  • José Torres
  • Goyo Lebrero as Barrendero
  • Paula Martel
  • Aníbal Vela hijo
  • Violeta Moreda
  • Antonio Alfonso Vidal
  • Aníbal Vela
  • Víctor Valverde
  • Carmen Rodríguez
  • Juan José Sáez
  • Antonio Moreno
  • Manuel San Francisco
  • Rosa Palomar
  • Rufino Inglés
  • Juan Cazalilla
  • Junior
  • Ena Sedeño
  • Charito Trallero
  • Marta Reves
  • Rafael Ibáñez
  • Rafael Hernández
  • Joaquín Bergía
  • Plácido Sequeiros
  • José Isbert as Don Severino, profesor de historia
  • Jesús Tordesillas
  • Montserrat Salvador
  • Margot Cottens as Madre de Margarita
  • Gisia Paradís as Nina
  • José Luis Ozores as Felipe Gurriato Orbaneja 'Gurriato'
  • Paco Romero

References

  1. [1]
    Bentley p.142

Bibliography

  • Bentley, Bernard. A Companion to Spanish Cinema. Boydell & Brewer, 2008.


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