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¡Es mi hombre!

Released: 1966-03-26
Studios: Coral Producciones Cinematográficas,

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Director / Directors

Rafael Gil

Director

Luis Ligero

Assistant Director

José Luis Barbero

Assistant Director

Cast

José Luis López Vázquez

Character: Antonio Jiménez

Soledad Miranda

Character: Leonor Jiménez

Mercedes Vecino

Character: Sole

Rafael Alonso

Character: Mariano

Sancho Gracia

Character: Jefe banda Sing-Sing

José Marco Davó

Character: Don Felipe (as Marco Davó)

Rafaela Aparicio

Character: Señora Calixta

Ángel de Andrés

Character: Portero Club Pinky

Alfonso del Real

Character: Don Paco Maluenda

Julia Caba Alba

Character: Sra. de Don Felipe

Roberto Camardiel

Character: Don Tarsio

Fred Galiana

Character: Bestia

Los Shakers

Character: Conjunto musical

Juan Carlos Moreno

Antonio Passalia

Production and Crew

Rafael Gil

Screenplay

Gregorio García Segura

Music

José F. Aguayo

Director of Photography

José López Rubio

Adaptation

Cesáreo Cruz

Still Photographer

Carlos Nin

Makeup Artist

José Luis Rubio

Assistant Production Manager

Antonio Ramírez de Loaysa

Editor

Enrique Alarcón

Set Decoration

Eduardo Noé

Camera Operator

Antonio Mateos

Property Master

Ricardo Mengíbar

Property Master

Jesús Mateos

Property Master

Francisco Rodríguez Asensio

Settings

Antonio Luna

Property Master

Enrique Alarcón

Production Design

Ramón Arnal

Sound

Ester Nin

Hairstylist

Valentín Panero

Production Manager

Carlos Arniches

Theatre Play

José López Rubio

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