Pain and Glory: Great for Spain and Story…
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Rubén Caba, Julián Marcos, Tomás Aznar
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Studio:Zuda Films P.C., Cinevisión, Luis de Torres Espuny
Cast
Julián Marcos, Tomás Aznar
Director
Patxi Andión
Juan Ruiz
Marina Valverde
Criada
Miguel Picazo
Padre
Román Bautista
Fernán
Quetxe Parra
Hija Pepión (as Quexe Parra)
Paloma Cela
Doña Cruz
Alejandro de Enciso
Caballero
Fernando de Rojas
Hombre furtivo
Mabel Escaño
Teresa
José Lifante
D. Pitas Payas (as José Luis Lifante)
Mónica Randall
Doña Mengua
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