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E o Espetáculo Continua (1959)

Genre : Comedy

Runtime : 0M

Director : José Cajado Filho
Writer : José Cajado Filho

Synopsis

Actors

Cyll Farney
Cyll Farney
Eliana
Eliana
John Herbert
John Herbert
Doris Monteiro
Doris Monteiro
Zezé Macedo
Zezé Macedo
Pituca
Pituca
Ítalo Rossi
Ítalo Rossi
Celeneh Costa
Celeneh Costa
César Viola
César Viola
Benito Rodrigues
Benito Rodrigues

Crews

José Cajado Filho
José Cajado Filho
Director
José Cajado Filho
José Cajado Filho
Screenplay
Antônio Gonçalves
Antônio Gonçalves
Director of Photography
Waldemar Noya
Waldemar Noya
Sound
Carlos Manga
Carlos Manga
Producer
Guido Martinelli
Guido Martinelli
Producer
José Cajado Filho
José Cajado Filho
Art Direction

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