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| MGM/UA (1965) | |||||
| Action, Adventure, Comedy | |||||
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| Jeanne Moreau | Maria | |
| Brigitte Bardot | Maria | |
| George Hamilton | Florès | |
| Gregor von Rezzori | Diogène | |
| Paulette Dubost | Mme Diogène | |
| Carlos López Moctezuma | Don Rodriguez | |
| Poldo Bendandi | Werther | |
| Claudio Brook | Rodolfo | |
| Francisco Reiguera | Priest | |
| Jonathan Eden | Juanito | |
| Roberto Pedret | ||
| José Ángel Espinosa 'Ferrusquilla' | General President | |
| José Baviera | Don Alvaro | |
| Ramón Bugarini | ||
| José Luis Campa | Scout soldier |
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| Producer | Óscar Dancigers
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| Writer | Louis Malle
Jean-Claude Carriere |
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| Cinematography | Henri Decaë
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| Musician | Georges Delerue
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Somewhere in Middle America, 1907: Maria II, the daugther of an Irish terrorist, meets after the dead of her father Maria I, the singer of an circus. She decided to stay with the circus. On her debue as a singer, she accidently invented strip-tease, that made the circus famous. But accidently they meet an sozialist revolutionair and finding themselves leading this revolution against the dictaor, the capitalists and the church |
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