La Belle Andalouse (1951)
Juanillo est amoureux de Dolores, la fille du propriétaire d'une auberge. Il aime chanter, elle aime danser. Après les festivals du village, où Juanillo a agi comme un matador et Dolores a joué, il a été engagé comme le matador pour un tour en Amérique. Ils échangent des vœux, mais leurs lettres seront interceptées.
Directeur:
Luis Lucia
écrivains:
Luis Lucia, Jean-Pierre Feydeau, Robert Vernay.
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Luis Mariano as Juanito Var |
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Carmen Sevilla as Dolores / Estrellita |
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Antonio Casal as |
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Enrique Guitart Matas as Rodriguez Valiente |
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Marujita Díaz as Criada de Dolores |
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José Nieto as Vicente |
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Arlette Poirier as Fanny Miller |
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Fernando Sancho as Empresario |
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Fernando Fernández de Córdoba as |
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Carolina Jiménez as |
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Cándida Losada as |
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Rosario Royo as |
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Beni Deus as |
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Perrette Souplex as Pilar |
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Félix Fernández as |
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Manuel Rosellón as |
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Miguel Pastor as Luciano |
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Liliane Bert as Greta |
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Jean Berton as Le commissaire |
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Alexandre Rignault as Pancho |
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Robert Arnoux as Schnell |
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Noël Roquevert as Ricardo Garcia |
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Maurice Baquet as Pepe |
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Henri Coutet as Le capitaine (uncredited) |
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Paul Demange as Le régisseur (uncredited) |
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Daniel Mendaille as Le médecin (uncredited) |
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Yvonne Yma as L'habilleuse (uncredited) |
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Mireille Ozy as |
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Lucien Guervil as |
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Pierre Flourens as |
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Jacques Brunius as |
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Léon Berton as The secretary |
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Andrée Moreau as Doña Augustias |
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Janine Zorelli as |
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Luisa Sala as |
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Roseline Prince as |
| Directing | Luis Lucia | Director |
| Writing | Albert Willemetz | Writer |
| Production | François Harispuru | Production Manager |
| Art | Guy de Gastyne | Set Decoration |
| Writing | Luis Lucia | Screenplay |
| Costume & Make-Up | Victor Noeppel | Costume Design |
| Sound | Francis Lopez | Music |
| Costume & Make-Up | Pierre Nourry | Costume Design |
| Writing | Jean-Pierre Feydeau | Screenplay |
| Writing | Raymond Vincy | Writer |
| Production | Édouard Harispuru | Production Manager |
| Writing | Robert Vernay | Screenplay |
| Camera | Cecilio Paniagua | Director of Photography |
