A Madcap Widow
The attractive, exuberant and beautiful Flor Tetis Soutien de Gambeta (Isabel Sarli), an ostentatious woman who kills men, has just been widowed for the eighth time. All her fortune was fading little by little and she now she is about to be ruined. But suddenly he sees her good luck reappear: A little canillita (newspaper seller), Pepe Mangiabróccoli (Pepe Marrone), with a good heart, who suddenly becomes a millionaire by earning the prode and falls in love with her.
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The attractive, exuberant and beautiful Flor Tetis Soutien de Gambeta (Isabel Sarli), an ostentatious woman who kills men, has just been widowed for the eighth time. All her fortune was fading little by little and she now she is about to be ruined. But suddenly he sees her good luck reappear: A little canillita (newspaper seller), Pepe Mangiabróccoli (Pepe Marrone), with a good heart, who suddenly becomes a millionaire by earning the prode and falls in love with her.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Armando Bó
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Studio:SIFA
Cast
Armando Bó
Director
Isabel Sarli
Flor Tetis Soutién de Mangiabróccoli
José Carlos Marrone
Pepe Mangiabróccoli
Jorge Barreiro
Carlos
Vicente Rubino
Vicente Rodríguez Luque
Pepita Muñoz
Doña Flora de Tetis
Elena Lucena
The first gossip
Adelco Lanza
Manolo
Juan Carlos Prevende
Lechuguita
Enrique Belluscio
Butcher
Héctor Livolsi
Driver
Jorge Rubio Salazar
Undertaker
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