The Seducer of Granada
1953
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Directed by | Lucas Demare |
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Cinematography | Antonio L. Ballesteros |
Edited by | Antonio Ramírez de Loaysa |
Music by | Juan Quintero |
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Distributed by | Suevia Films |
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Running time | 90 minutes |
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Language | Spanish |
The Seducer of Granada (Spanish: El seductor de Granada) is a 1953 Argentine-Spanish comedy film directed by Lucas Demare and starring Luis Sandrini and Malvina Pastorino.[1]
Cast
- Valeriano Andrés
- Inocencio Barbán
- Carlos Blanquet
- Juan Cazalilla
- Félix Dafauce
- Fernando Fernández de Córdoba
- Casimiro Hurtado
- Concha López Silva
- Arturo Marín
- José Moratalla
- Eloísa Muro
- Guillermo Méndez
- Malvina Pastorino
- Carmen Pérez Gallo
- Rubén Rojo
- Luis Sandrini
References
- ^ Elena p.136
Bibliography
- Alberto Elena. El cine del tercer mundo: diccionario de realizadores. Turfan, 1993.
External links
- The Seducer of Granada at IMDb
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Films directed by Lucas Demare
- Dos amigos y un amor (1938)
- 24 horas en libertad (1939)
- Corazón de turco (1940)
- El Hijo del barrio (1940)
- Chingolo (1940)
- The Gaucho Priest (1941)
- El Viejo Hucha (1942)
- The Gaucho War (1942)
- His Best Student (1944)
- Savage Pampas (1945)
- Nunca te diré adiós (1947)
- Como tú lo soñaste (1947)
- La Calle grita (1948)
- La Culpa la tuvo el otro (1950)
- Mi noche triste (1951)
- Los Isleros (1951)
- Payaso (1952)
- Un Guapo del 900 (1952)
- The Seducer of Granada (1953)
- Guacho (1954)
- Mercado de abasto (1955)
- Después del silencio (1956)
- Sangre y acero (1956)
- El Último perro (1956)
- Zafra (1958)
- Detrás de un largo muro (1958)
- Mi esqueleto (1959)
- Plaza Huincul (Pozo Uno) (1960)
- Thirst (1960)
- Italia di notte n. 1 (1964)
- La Boda (1964)
- Los Guerrilleros (1965)
- Sentencia para un traidor (1967)
- La Cigarra está que arde (1967)
- Rutas para la Mesopotamia (1968)
- Humo de Marihuana (1968)
- Pájaro loco (1971)
- La Madre María (1974)
- Solamente ella (1975)
- Hombres de Mar (1977)
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