Documentary about María Montez (the Queen of Technicolor ), a Dominican who became a glamorous Hollywood star in the first half of the 20th century, participating in 26 films .
Jesús Reyes Mota
Director
Maria Montez
Self (archive footage)
Tina Aumont
Self (archive footage)
Jean-Pierre Aumont
Self (archive footage)
Juan Fernández
Self
Félix Manuel Lora
Self
Armando Almánzar Rodríguez
Self
David Vicente Vidal Matos
Self
Oscar Lopez Reyes
Self
Dominic Fuentes
Self
Bélgica Cury
Self
María Teresa Gracia Román
Self
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