Los últimos golpes de 'El Torete' (1980)

Director:

José Antonio de la Loma

Writer:

José Antonio de la Loma

Stars:

Ángel Fernández Franco, Bernard Seray, Berta Cabré

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Ángel Fernández Franco	...	El Torete
Bernard Seray	...	El Vaquilla
Berta Cabré	...	Berta (as Berta Singerman)
Isabel Mestres	...	Begoña
Fernando Guillén	...	Perales
Simón Andreu	...	Quique Moreno
Carlos Lucena	...	Comisario
Ignacio Arquer	...	Don Pedro
Isabelino Cáceres	...	Chema
Pepa Palau	...	Doña Genoveva
Josefina Tapias	...	Viejecita Banco
Jordi Serrat	...	Empleado Bca. Catalana
Alfred Lucchetti	...	Guarda Urbanización (as Alfredo Luchetti)
Jorge Bofill	...	Tte. Coronel G. Civil (as Jordi Bofill)
Francisco Jarque	...	Don Hilario

Storyline

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Genres:

Action | Comedy | Crime | Drama | Romance

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Details

Country:

Spain

Language:

Spanish

Release Date:

25 September 1980 (Spain)

Also Known As:

El fin del pandillero - Bestias juveniles III

Filming Locations:

Baguergue, Lérida, Cataluña, Spain

Company Credits

Production Co:

Cam España, Camera Rent, Films Zodiaco Prozesa

Technical Specs

Runtime:

96 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.37 : 1

Did You Know?

Connections

Follows Perros callejeros (1977)

User Reviews

All right for relaxing with a beer, a girl, and maybe a couple of laughs

The adventures of an adolescent earning his living among bank-raids and so on, with a few - more than a few - sledge-hammer subtleties which might be considered humorous by somebody at the same level of wit, or even outright funny for those whose level of wit is even lower.

Nothing to waste too much time or effort over, even less money, but if it turns up and you only want something superficial to keep your mind as little occupied as possible but more or less what could be called entertained, by all means, go ahead and watch it.

Yawn ... Not my kind of humour, I'm afraid, however clever it might be supposed by those who presented it on our local state TV the other day. But then, Spanish ideas of funniness have always been a bit dubious at best, and highly forgettable at worst. This film is somewhere in the middle.