The Black Man Who Had a White Soul (1951)
Peter Ward is a black singer who arrives to Madrid in 1907. He falls in love with Emma, and he offers her to be her dancer. She is restrained by her racial prejudices which will lead to an inevitable separation between them.
Director:
Hugo del Carril
Writer:
Alberto Insúa
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Hugo del Carril as Peter Ward |
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María Rosa Salgado as Emma Cortadel |
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Antonio Casal as Nonell |
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Félix Fernández as Mucio Cortadel |
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Carlos Díaz de Mendoza as Arévalo |
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Helga Liné as French Actress (as Elga Lina Stern) |
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María Asquerino as Luisa Olmos (as Maruja Asquerino) |
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Antonio Riquelme as Bélmez |
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Porfiria Sanchiz as Nini |
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Margarita Alexandre as Ginette |
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Julia Delgado Caro as |
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Manuel Arbó as Don Narciso |
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Roberto Zara as |
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José Prada as Rolo |
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Manuel Guitián as Empleado teatro |
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Juan Vázquez as Don Servando Céspedes |
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Miguel Pastor as Productor teatral |
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Manuel Aguilera as Conde de Minava |
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Diana Salcedo as Mujer en restaurante |
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Ramón Elías as Luis Gandía |
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Carmen Sánchez as Mujer en baile |
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Juana Mansó as |
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Mónica Pastrana as |
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José María Mompín as Actor |
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Luis Brugada as |
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Joaquín Bergía as |
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Elisa Méndez as |
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Benito Cobeña as |
| Writing | Hugo del Carril | Writer |
| Directing | Hugo del Carril | Director |
| Writing | José Luis Salado | Writer |
| Writing | Eduardo Borrás | Writer |
| Camera | César Fraile | Director of Photography |
| Art | Enrique Alarcón | Set Decoration |
| Writing | Alberto Insúa | Novel |
| Production | Cesáreo González | Producer |
| Art | José Aldudo | Assistant Set Decoration |
| Sound | Manuel Parada | Music |
| Crew | Ramón Monra | Choreographer |
| Writing | Alberto Insúa | Screenplay |
| Editing | José Antonio Rojo | Editor |
