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Through hard work, the Spaniard Alejandro has become wealthy and powerful. In contrast, the banker Don Victorino—who once refused a loan to the then-poor Alejandro—has fallen on difficult times. Victorino is married to Ana, who spends her life playing the piano, and they are the parents of the proud Julia, who is engaged to Enrique Régules. Julia is forced to marry Alejandro in order to save her family’s financial situation. Despite her husband’s blunt and often harsh honesty, Julia gradually finds herself falling in love with him, and vainly tries to make him jealous with Licenciado Héctor, who courts her. Julia becomes nervously ill, troubled by the fact that Alejandro does not love her in the romantic, storybook way she longs for.
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Through hard work, the Spaniard Alejandro has become wealthy and powerful. In contrast, the banker Don Victorino—who once refused a loan to the then-poor Alejandro—has fallen on difficult times. Victorino is married to Ana, who spends her life playing the piano, and they are the parents of the proud Julia, who is engaged to Enrique Régules. Julia is forced to marry Alejandro in order to save her family’s financial situation. Despite her husband’s blunt and often harsh honesty, Julia gradually finds herself falling in love with him, and vainly tries to make him jealous with Licenciado Héctor, who courts her. Julia becomes nervously ill, troubled by the fact that Alejandro does not love her in the romantic, storybook way she longs for.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Filmex
Cast
Julián Soler
Director
Arturo de Córdova
Alejandro Gómez
Marga López
Julia Yáñez
Enrique Rambal
Lic. Héctor Molina
Andrea Palma
Doña Ana
Andrés Soler
Don Victorino Yáñez
Tito Novaro
Enrique
Lupe Carriles
Eulalia (sirvienta)
Arturo Soto Rangel
Doctor Silva
Miguel Manzano
Doctor Cespedes
Carlos Martínez Baena
José (mayordomo)
Juan Orraca
Sr. Cruz
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