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The poor Camilo was about a priest, when he suffered a dizzy spell and was diagnosed with a serious illness.
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The poor Camilo was about a priest, when he suffered a dizzy spell and was diagnosed with a serious illness.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Vicente Escrivá, Manuel Summers, Antonio Fos
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Aspa
Cast
Vicente Escrivá
Director
Isabel Garcés
Doña Angelines
Guadalupe Muñoz Sampedro
Doña Socorro
Nadiuska
Rocio Corrales 'La Nodo'
Manuel Summers
Camilo Tejón
Josele Román
Guillermina Puerro
Luis Sánchez Polack
Doctor Gurupe
Luis Barbero
Don Emilio - el párroco
Venancio Muro
Sebastián - el afinador de pianos
Rafael Hernández
Bibiano
Nené Morales
Carmen Lagar
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