Maruja (1959)
In a small rural town, everybody lays eyes on Maruja, the most beautiful woman there. After the son of the mayor comes back from France, he also notices Maruja, setting forth events of love, jealousy, guilt, and anger.
Director: Óscar Orzábal Quintana
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Marta Romero as Maruja |
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Roberto Rivera Negrón as Lorenzo |
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Mario Pabón as Ángel |
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Axel Anderson as Jean Pierre |
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Manuel Pérez Durán as Teófilo |
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Víctor Arrillaga as Dionisio |
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Mona Marti as Doña Provi |
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Eugenio Navarro as Father Justino |
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Orlando Rodríguez as Porfirio |
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Marta Bozzo as Mrs. Newcombe |
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Helena Montalbán as Lisa |
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Paquito Cordero as Juan |
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Julie Berrios as Amiga |
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Laura Martell as Higinia |
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Delia Esther Quiñones as Secretary |
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Frank Arredondo as El boticario |
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Tino García as Muchacho |
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Gil de Ortega as Joaquín |
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Waleska Carbia as Carmín |
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Cachaco as Don Federico |
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Antonio Torres Martinó as Carlos |
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Lucy Crane as Secretary |
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Elba Castillo as Dancer |
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Piro López as Muchacho |
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Pepe H. Rodríguez as Fiscal |
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Gilda Galán as Ana |
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Cecilia Cavero as Leonina |
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Jimmy Díaz as Moncho |
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Luis A. Martínez as Francisco |
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Alicia Moreda as La mujer del boticario |
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Cecilia Cavero as Leontina |
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José L. Torregrosa as Amílcar |
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Rafael Cortijo as Himself (singer) |
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Ismael Rivera as Himself (singer) |
| Writing | Manuel G. Piñera | Writer |
| Directing | Óscar Orzábal Quintana | Director |
| Sound | Bobby Capó | Music |
| Editing | Óscar Orzábal Quintana | Editor |
| Production | Jerónimo Mitchell Meléndez | Producer |
| Sound | Frank Porter | Sound Engineer |
| Camera | Luis A. Maisonet | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Jerónimo Mitchell Meléndez | Writer |
| Directing | Jerónimo Mitchell Meléndez | Assistant Director |
| Production | Jaime Álvarez | Executive Producer |
| Crew | Francisco Palacios | Scenic Artist |
| Sound | Cristóbal Berrios | Sound Effects Editor |
| Lighting | Sergio Dones | Electrician |
