Marisol is a young girl with a vivid imagination and a heart of gold who witnesses a picture robbery in a museum...
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| Marisol | ... |
Marisol
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| Rafael Alonso | ... |
Pepe 'Joe Carter'
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| Roberto Camardiel | ... |
Batacazo, El Gordo
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| Enrique Ávila | ... |
Mario
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| José Marco Davó | ... |
Don Lorenzo, el párroco
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| Guillermo Marín | ... |
Don Pablo, tío de Marisol
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| Joëlle Rivero | ... |
María Belén
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| José María Caffarel | ... |
Don Matías, el comisario
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Mercedes Borqué | ... |
Directora
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| Francisco Bernal | ... |
Baldomero
(as F. Bernal)
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| José Orjas | ... |
Director del Museo
(as J. Orjas)
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| Beni Deus | ... |
Policía García
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| Pilar Gómez Ferrer | ... |
Pollera
(as P.G. Ferrer)
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Goyo Lebrero | ... |
Tipo en esquina
(as G. Lebrero)
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| Rafaela Aparicio | ... |
Testigo
(as R. Aparicio)
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| Josefina Serratosa | ... |
Portera
(as J. Serratosa)
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| José Sepúlveda | ... |
Cazador
(as J. Sepúlveda)
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José María Labernié | ... |
Capitán
(as J.Mª. Labernie)
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| José Moratalla | ... |
Soldado
(as J. Moratalla)
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| José María Tasso | ... |
Operario #1
(as J.Mª. Tasso)
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| Francisco Camoiras | ... |
Operario #2
(as F. Camoiras)
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| Manuel Guitián | ... |
Pollero
(as M. Guitián)
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| Alicia Altabella | ... |
Profesora
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Lorenzo Robledo | ... |
Conductor
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Santiago Ontañón | ... |
Consejero de seguros
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María Luisa Villasante | ... |
Alumna
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Maripe Castro | ... |
Voz Majurita (uncredited)
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Jesús Álvarez | ... |
Presentador de TV (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Luis Lucia | ||
Written by
| José Luis Colina | ... | (dialogue) |
| José Luis Colina | ... | (screenplay) |
| Luis Lucia | ... | (dialogue) |
| Luis Lucia | ... | (screenplay) |
| Kathi de Sainte Colombe | ... | (story) |
| Paul de Sainte Colombe | ... | (story) |
Produced by
| Manuel J. Goyanes | ... | producer |
Music by
| Augusto Algueró | ||
| José Torregrosa | ||
Cinematography by
| Antonio L. Ballesteros | ||
Editing by
| José Antonio Rojo | ... | (as José A. Rojo) |
Set Decoration by
| Enrique Alarcón | ||
| Francisco Rodríguez Asensio | ... | (settings) (as Asensio) |
Makeup Department
| Carlos Nin | ... | makeup artist |
| Ester Nin | ... | makeup artist (as Esther Nin) |
Production Management
| Francisco Bellot | ... | second assistant production manager |
| Carlos Goyanes | ... | second assistant production manager |
| Samuel Menkes | ... | production manager |
| Manuel Pérez | ... | first assistant production manager (as M. Pérez) |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Manuel de la Cueva | ... | assistant director (as M. de la Cueva) |
Art Department
| Antonio Luna | ... | property master |
| Antonio Mateos | ... | property master |
| Jesús Mateos | ... | property master |
| Ricardo Mengíbar | ... | property master |
Sound Department
| Antonio Alonso | ... | sound technician (as Antonio Alonso Ciller) |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Felipe López | ... | still photographer (as F. López) |
| Eduardo Noé | ... | camera operator |
| Luis Peña | ... | assistant camera (as L. Peña) |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Humberto Cornejo | ... | wardrobe (as Cornejo) |
| Mendívil | ... | costume designer: Marisol |
Music Department
| Paco Aguilera | ... | musician: guitar (as F. Aguilera) |
Script and Continuity Department
| Concha Hidalgo | ... | script supervisor (as Concepción Hidalgo) |
Additional Crew
| Concha Hidalgo | ... | direction secretary (as C. Hidalgo) |
| Francisco G. Montero | ... | production secretary (as Frco. G. Montero) |
| Rafael de Penagos | ... | voice dubbing: Enrique Ávila (uncredited) |
| Celia Honrubia | ... | voice dubbing: Alicia Altabella (uncredited) |
| Manuel Peiró | ... | voice dubbing: Lorenzo Robledo (uncredited) |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Talma Filmes (1962) (Portugal) (theatrical)
- Dipenfa Filmayer Video S.A.
- Divisa Home Video (2015) (Spain) (DVD)
- Filmayer (Spain)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Marconi (tv sets)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Marisol is a girl with a kind heart and an overflowing imagination. One day she witnesses in a museum the theft and replacement by a forgery of a famous painting, "The Madonna of the Roses". At first nobody believes her, but finally they realize she was telling the truth (for once). The head of the trio of thieves, Pepe, is an old ventriloquist artistically known as "Joe Carter." When Marisol appears on television threatening to give them away if they do not return the painting, they decide to kidnap her. But what they don't know is that deep down they are good people. Written by Miguel Ángel Díaz González |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Her character is supposed to be a 10-12 year old girl, but Marisol was already 14 and looked more like a young woman than a little girl, so the producers decided to compress her breast with a bandage under her clothes to make her look younger. See more » |
| Soundtracks | Tómbola See more » |
| Quotes |
[a tank passes by in front of Marisol and María Belén]
Marisol: Look! Look! Can you see that, with so many little wheels spinning around? María Belén: [unconcerned] That is... a tank. Marisol: And you say it so calmly? Don't you know who's inside? María Belén: What kind of fantasy are you making up? Marisol: That tank is no fantasy! That tank is flesh and bone! María Belén: What? Marisol: Okay, iron and screw. See more » |