Pulgarcito (1957)Director:René Cardona |
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Title: Pulgarcito (1957)
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Cast
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María Elena Marqués | ... |
The Princess (Ogre's Wife)
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José Elías Moreno | ... |
The Ogre
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Cesáreo Quezadas 'Pulgarcito' | ... |
Pulgarcito
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Manuel Dondé | ... |
Matías
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Nora Veryán | ... |
Madre
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Rafael Banquells hijo | ... |
(as Rafael Banquells Jr.)
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Bertha Rodríguez A. |
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Eduardo Rodríguez I. |
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Rocío Rozales | ... |
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Gonzalo Carmona | ... |
(as Gonzalo Carmona R.)
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Martha Kendis |
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Francisco Fernández | ... |
(as Francisco Fdez. A.)
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María Antonieta de las Nieves | ... |
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Arturo Álvarez Limón | ... |
(as Arturo Alvarez L.)
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Berta Castillón | ... |
(as Bertha Castillón G.)
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Country:
MexicoLanguage:
SpanishRelease Date:
November 1967 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Tom Thumb See more »Company Credits
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Mono (RCA High Fidelity)Color:
Color (Eastmancolor)
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Written by Enrique Jorrin and René Cardona Jr. and Alfredo Zacarías
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"La Marcha del Ogro"Written by Enrique Jorrin and René Cardona Jr. and Alfredo Zacarías
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Well, this film is certainly one of the best fairy tales released by Childhood Productions, but then again that isn't saying very much. This film is best seen solely for laughs, although you'de be hard-pressed to find it anywhere nowadays. The acting is typically dire, the plot is the usual bizarre pastiche of old fairy tales, and Tom Thumb keeps changing size. I saw it here in Britain a few days ago on a program which makes fun of B-Movies... I thought that it was quite funny, but I expect that in it's complete form it would be torture to watch. My Advice: See Snow White and Rose Red, another Childhood Productions classic.