¡Es mi hombre! (1966)
Antonio es un hombre mayor que está entusiasmado porque ha conseguido un empleo en una importante inmobiliaria. Sin embargo, la primera visita que realiza resulta un completo desastre, ya que el edificio está construido con materiales de pésima calidad. Tras quedarse en paro, finalmente encuentra trabajo en una sala de fiestas.
Directora:
Rafael Gil
Escritor:
Rafael Gil
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José Luis López Vázquez as Antonio Jiménez |
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Soledad Miranda as Leonor Jiménez |
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Mercedes Vecino as Sole |
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Rafael Alonso as Mariano |
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Sancho Gracia as Jefe banda Sing-Sing |
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José Marco Davó as Don Felipe (as Marco Davó) |
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Rafaela Aparicio as Señora Calixta |
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Ángel de Andrés as Portero Club Pinky |
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Alfonso del Real as Don Paco Maluenda |
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Julia Caba Alba as Sra. de Don Felipe |
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Roberto Camardiel as Don Tarsio |
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Fred Galiana as Bestia |
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Los Shakers as Conjunto musical |
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Juan Carlos Moreno as |
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Antonio Passalia as |
| Directing | Rafael Gil | Director |
| Writing | Rafael Gil | Screenplay |
| Sound | Gregorio García Segura | Music |
| Camera | José F. Aguayo | Director of Photography |
| Writing | José López Rubio | Adaptation |
| Camera | Cesáreo Cruz | Still Photographer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Carlos Nin | Makeup Artist |
| Production | José Luis Rubio | Assistant Production Manager |
| Directing | Luis Ligero | Assistant Director |
| Editing | Antonio Ramírez de Loaysa | Editor |
| Art | Enrique Alarcón | Set Decoration |
| Camera | Eduardo Noé | Camera Operator |
| Art | Antonio Mateos | Property Master |
| Art | Ricardo Mengíbar | Property Master |
| Art | Jesús Mateos | Property Master |
| Directing | José Luis Barbero | Assistant Director |
| Art | Francisco Rodríguez Asensio | Settings |
| Art | Antonio Luna | Property Master |
| Art | Enrique Alarcón | Production Design |
| Sound | Ramón Arnal | Sound |
| Costume & Make-Up | Ester Nin | Hairstylist |
| Production | Valentín Panero | Production Manager |
| Writing | Carlos Arniches | Theatre Play |
| Writing | José López Rubio | Dialogue |
