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Cast
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Frank González | ... | Pepito / Smiley / Al Tapone / Actor in Vampire Movie (voice) |
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Manuel Marín | ... | Johnny Terrori / Vampiro negro / Actor in Vampire Movie (voice) |
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Irela Bravo | ... | Lola (voice) |
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Carlos González | ... | Tio Werner Amadeus Von Dracula (voice) |
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Mirella Guillot | ... | (voice) |
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Carmen Solar | ... | (voice) |
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Juan Padrón | ... | (voice) |
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Margarita Aguero | ... | Actress in Vampire Movie |
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Friedrich W. Bauschulte | ... | Onkel (voice) |
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Detlef Bierstedt | ... | Pepe (voice) |
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Sonja Deutsch | ... | (voice) |
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Joseline Gassen | ... | Gattin (voice) |
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Helmut Gauß | ... | (voice) |
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Manfred Grote | ... | (voice) (as Manfred Grothe) |
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A scientist invents a potion that allows vampires to be able to live under the rays of the sun. When the word gets out to the vampires of the world, they fly to Cuba to gain control of the potion. It becomes a battle between the American and the East European vampires. A trumpet player is the scientist's nephew and holds the formula for the elixir. Written by RocksLikeABoulder
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1985 (Cuba) See more »Also Known As:
Vampires in Havana See more »Company Credits
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Manfred Durniok Produktion für Film und Fernsehen, Instituto Cubano del Arte e Industrias Cinematográficos (ICAIC), Radio Televisión Española (RTVE) See more »
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I watched "¡Vampiros En La Habana!" by Juan Padrón when I was eight years old. This movie was something different from the Disney cartoons I used to watch. There was sex, good music, violence, and plenty of humor. A plot consisting in a mixture of vampires and mafia could be strange, but it worked perfectly well. This is the type of movie that you can hate it or love it! Yesterday Juan Padrón (the director) presented the second part: "¡Más Vampiros En La Habana!" in a theater in Madrid (Spain). I had great expectations with this movie. I couldn't resist comparing both of them, and in my opinion I think that the first part was less dynamic but much more funny. I'm looking forward to watching "Fritz The Cat" and comment it.