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El último titán. Jorge Di Cicca
Documentary that reviews the life of Jorge Di Cicca, who played eleven characters in the TV show Titanes in the ring, including Dink C, El Leopardo, El Hombre Vegetal, El Caballero Rojo and El Griego.
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Documentary that reviews the life of Jorge Di Cicca, who played eleven characters in the TV show Titanes in the ring, including Dink C, El Leopardo, El Hombre Vegetal, El Caballero Rojo and El Griego.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Carlos De La Fuente
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Altaris Home Video
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