The police use Mr. Buendía to obtain information about a gangster to whom he is identical.
Julio Saraceni
Director
José Carlos Marrone
Orígenes Buendía / Atilio Degrossi
Inés Moreno
Honorata Berti, la Pelipeli
Floren Delbene
Comisario Inspector Benito Rivadavia
Perla Alvarado
La Floridori
José de Angelis
Parodi
Roberto Blanco
Corbata
Adolfo García Grau
Oficial Romero
Eduardo Humberto Nóbili
Juan José Pereira, alias "Galanacho"
Orestes Soriani
Inspector general
Celia Geraldy
Mujer en comisaría
Zulma Grey
Mujer en pelea de catch
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