Living People in "It Was Just an Accident"
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Two Crazy Privates 2
Following the events (and disasters) at the end of their previous adventure, Alberto and Jorge are severely reprimanded. However, just when the recruits' fate seemed destined for the brig, a direct call from the Lieutenant General saves them from punishment... though to do so, they must prove themselves in a new training environment for their first special mission.
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Following the events (and disasters) at the end of their previous adventure, Alberto and Jorge are severely reprimanded. However, just when the recruits' fate seemed destined for the brig, a direct call from the Lieutenant General saves them from punishment... though to do so, they must prove themselves in a new training environment for their first special mission.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Juan Carlos Mesa
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Aries Cinematográfica Argentina
Cast
Enrique Carreras
Director
Alberto Olmedo
Dragoneante Alberto Colifo
Jorge Porcel
Soldado Jorge Pumba
Mario Sánchez
Sargento Sánchez
Adolfo García Grau
Principal Monteleña
Adriana Salgueiro
Susana
Cris Morena
Mónica
Javier Portales
Coronel Cayetano
Carlos Alberto Russo
Soldado Carlitos Russo
Nelly Beltrán
Jimena, esposa del coronel
Néstor Robles
Cabo 1º Robles
Letícia Moreira
Subteniente Russo
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