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Torrente, el brazo tonto de la ley (1998)
6.7
José Luis Torrente, a former policeman fights against the oriental mafia in Madrid. Director:Santiago SeguraWriter:Santiago Segura |
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Torrente, el brazo tonto de la ley (1998)
6.7
José Luis Torrente, a former policeman fights against the oriental mafia in Madrid. Director:Santiago SeguraWriter:Santiago Segura |
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| Santiago Segura | ... | ||
| Javier Cámara | ... | ||
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Neus Asensi | ... | |
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Chus Lampreave | ... |
Reme
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Tony Leblanc | ... |
Felipe Torrente
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Julio Sanjuán | ... | |
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Jimmy Barnatán | ... |
Toneti
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Darío Paso | ... |
Bombilla
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Carlos Perea | ... | |
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Manuel Manquiña | ... |
El Francés
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Espartaco Santoni | ... |
Mendoza
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| Antonio de la Torre | ... |
Rodrigo
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Javier Jurdao | ... |
Israel
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| Carlos Bardem | ... |
Cayetano
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César Vea | ... |
Borja
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Torrente is a lazy, rude, drunkard, sexist, racist, extreme-right-wing Madrid cop; a despicable character who only cares about himself. He lives in a decrepit slum with his wheelchair-bound father, whom he treats quite badly. One day, a new family of neighbours move in, and the sexy younger daughter, Amparito, catches his eye, so he becomes a friend of Rafi, her nerdy brother, to get closer to her. At the same time, he discovers that a band of drug traffickers are operating in a nearby chinese restaurant; he knows that if he cracks this case, it could make him regain the status he lost within the police department; but the only people he can count on to help him are Rafi and his equally nerdy friends. Written by Pablo Montoya <mmontoyac@nexo.es>
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