'PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie' (2023)
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Vanilla, Bronze and to Die
A beautiful woman, fatally ill of the heart, is torn between the love of a poor sculptor and a forced marriage with the sadistic son of a millionaire.
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A beautiful woman, fatally ill of the heart, is torn between the love of a poor sculptor and a forced marriage with the sadistic son of a millionaire.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Rogelio A. González, Íñigo de Martino, Adolfo Torres Portillo
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Clasa Films Mundiales, Cinematografica Latino Americana S.A. (C.L.A.S.A.)
Cast
Rogelio A. González
Director
Elsa Aguirre
Laura Sandoval
Ignacio López Tarso
Ricardo Castillo
José Gálvez
Enrique Vallarta
Luis Beristáin
Manuel
José Baviera
Manuel, padre
Luz María Aguilar
Eva
Emperatriz Carvajal
Isabel
Armando Sáenz
Martin
Eduardo Alcaraz
Papá de Enrique
Diana Ochoa
Mamá de Enrique
Lupe Legorreta
Hermana de Ricardo
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