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Cuerda de presos (1956)

Genre : Drama

Runtime : 1H 27M

Director : Pedro Lazaga
Writer : Pedro Lazaga

Synopsis

Actors

Antonio Prieto
Antonio Prieto
Cabo Antonio Pedroso
Germán Cobos
Germán Cobos
Silvestre
Laly del Amo
Laly del Amo
Cándida
Lis Rogi
Lis Rogi
La mujer
Carmen Lozano
Carmen Lozano
María
Tina G. Vidal
Tina G. Vidal
Zoila
María Rey
María Rey
La novia
Rafael López Somoza
Rafael López Somoza
Mayor Alegría
Antonio Almorós
Antonio Almorós
Magencio
Santiago Rivero
Santiago Rivero
Sargento Coculina
Aníbal Vela
Aníbal Vela
Sargento Murias
Alfredo Muñiz
Alfredo Muñiz
Quinina
José G. Rey
José G. Rey
Cura
José Cuenca
José Cuenca
Loco
Luis Domínguez Luna
Luis Domínguez Luna
Fotógrafo francés
E. Martínez Delgado
E. Martínez Delgado
Juan Olavarría
Juan Olavarría
José Manuel Ramírez
José Manuel Ramírez
Ramiro
Claudio Gómez Grau
Claudio Gómez Grau
Antonio Barrilado
Antonio Barrilado
Antonio Mos
Antonio Mos
Paulino Fernán
Paulino Fernán
Fernando Sancho
Fernando Sancho
Juan Díaz de Garayo, 'El Sacamantecas'
Fernando Delgado
Fernando Delgado
Cabo Guardia Civil (uncredited)
Arturo Fernández
Arturo Fernández
Sargento Morales (uncredited)
Maite Pardo
Maite Pardo
(uncredited)

Crews

Pedro Lazaga
Pedro Lazaga
Director
Pedro Lazaga
Pedro Lazaga
Screenplay
Manuel Berenguer
Manuel Berenguer
Director of Photography
Enrique Franco
Enrique Franco
Original Music Composer
Juan Antonio Povés
Juan Antonio Povés
Producer
Mercedes Alonso
Mercedes Alonso
Editor
Sara Ontañón
Sara Ontañón
Editor
Sigfrido Burman
Sigfrido Burman
Art Direction
Víctor María Cortezo
Víctor María Cortezo
Costume Design

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