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Don Quintin the Bitter
A chronicle about the misadventures of Don Quintin, a character with a miserable life and a lot of bad humor.
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A chronicle about the misadventures of Don Quintin, a character with a miserable life and a lot of bad humor.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Luis Buñuel, Eduardo Ugarte
In Theaters:
Box Office:$87
Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Filmófono
Cast
Luis Marquina
Director
Ana María Custodio
Teresa
Alfonso Muñoz
Don Quintín
Luisita Esteso
Felisa
Fernando Granada
Paco (as Fernando de Granada)
José Luis Sáenz de Heredia
José Alfayate
Safiní
José Marco Davó
Nicasio
Manuel Arbó
Crótido
Porfiria Sanchiz
María
Consuelo de Nieva
Margot (as Consuelo Nieva)
Jacinto Higueras
Saluqui
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