Amor a la española (1967)
1h 32m
Running Time
February 13, 1967Release Date
Amor a la española (1967)
1h 32m
Running Time
February 13, 1967Release Date
Plot.
The adventures of a group of Spaniards to win the favors of the numerous young foreigners who spend the summer in the city.
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Cast & Crew.
José Luis López Vázquez
Francisco 'Paco' Lafuente
Manolo Gómez Bur
Patricio Ruiz
Alfredo Landa
Rafa
Laura Valenzuela
Marianne Leroix
Erika Wallner
Ingrid
Margot Cottens
Extranjera en la fiesta de Marjory
Pastor Serrador
Marcel Leroix
Álvaro de Luna
Elena María Tejeiro
Sofía Esteban
Alfonso Paso
Van Criep / Writer
Kia Nelke
José Luis Coll
Amigo de Paco
Elvira Enguidanos
(uncredited)
Fernando Merino
Director
Néstor R. Gaffet
Associate Producer
Juan Campos
Production Manager
Alfredo Fernández
Assistant Camera
José Miguel Hernández
Production Secretary
Serafín García Trueba
Assistant Production Manager
José Luis Dibildos
Executive Producer / Writer
Isidro B. Maiztegui
Music / Music Director
Carlos Strofiana
Producer
Felipe Fernández
Sound Engineer
José Luis Peláez
Assistant Editor
Juan Sires
Production Coordinator
Adolfo Cofiño
Set Decoration / Art Direction
Aurelio G. Larraya
Director of Photography
José María Hernández
Assistant Director
Pedro del Rey
Editor
Pablo Núñez
Title Designer
Francisco Ruiz Camps
Unit Production Manager
Clemente Manzano
Camera Operator
Mercedes Parrondo
Hairstylist
Enrique Ruata
Producer
Antonio Chic
Assistant Director
César Cruz
Still Photographer
Roberto Monleón
Production Assistant
Paquita Pons
Wardrobe Master
Dolores Del Pino
Assistant Makeup Artist
Francisco Azpiazu
Media.
Details.
Release DateFebruary 13, 1967
StatusReleased
Running Time1h 32m
Filming LocationsTorremolinos, Spain
Genres
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Wiki.
Amor a la española (English: Love, Spanish Style) is a 1967 Spanish romantic comedy musical directed by Fernando Merino and script written by Alfonso Paso. It is based on the story by José Luis Dibildos.