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A gang of four poor underdogs plans a bankrobbery. The problems start when they try to make their plans reality and realize that they are robbing a fortune of various millions of pesetas.
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A gang of four poor underdogs plans a bankrobbery. The problems start when they try to make their plans reality and realize that they are robbing a fortune of various millions of pesetas.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Mariano Ozores Puchol
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Studio:Bermudez de Castro
Cast
Mariano Ozores Puchol
Director
Fernando Esteso
Facundo Bonilla (Nº 0)
Andrés Pajares
Aniceto García (Nº 1)
Antonio Ozores
Pedro, el tuerto (Nº 2)
Juanito Navarro
Abuelo de Julito (Nº 3)
Azucena Hernández
Dorita
Paloma Hurtado
Marta
Rafaela Aparicio
Casilda
Beatriz Escudero
Ricardo Merino
Comisario
Valeriano Andrés
Don Gregorio
Mabel Escaño
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