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| Directed by | Leo Fleider |
| Written by | Abel Santa Cruz |
| Cinematography | Ricardo Younis |
| Edited by | Rosalino Caterbetti |
| Distributed by | Producciones Cinematográficas 70 |
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Running time | 94 min. |
| Country | Argentina |
| Language | Spanish |
Destino de un capricho is a 1972 Argentine musical comedy drama film directed by Leo Fleider.[1]
Cast
- Sandro as Daniel Mariño.
- Eva Franco as Doña Valentina Gómez Grau
- Mirta Massa as Daniel's Girlfriend.
- Cristina Alberó as Esther.
- Cristina Lemercier as María.
- Guillermo Battaglia as Doctor Barboa.
- Alberto Fernández de Rosa as José Garófalo.
- Walter Kliche as Ramiro.
- José María Pedroza as The Butler.
- Elena Forte as Liocadia.
- Esteban Serrador as Mr. Mariño.
- Virginia Romay as Esther's Mother.
- Herminia Franco as Pilar Gómez Grau.[2]
References
- ^ Plazaola, Luis Trelles (1989). South American Cinema: Dictionary of Film Makers / Cine De America Del Sur: Diccionario De Los Productores De Peliculas. Translated by de Ferdinandy, Yudit. La Editorial, University of Puerto Rico. pp. 91–92. ISBN 0-8477-2011-X.
- ^ http://www.cinenacional.com/pelicula/destino-de-un-capricho
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