María de la O
Sep 07, 1959 · 1h 38m
Rated 6.1 out of 10
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Director
Ramón TorradoOverview
María de la O leaves her family and her former boyfriend Miguel to go with a rich landowner who's supposedly in love with her...
Cast of María de la O
Lola FloresMaría de la O
Gustavo RojoDon Luís Suárez
Manuel LunaEl abuelo Sebastián
Antonio González 'El Pescaílla'Miguel
Manuel ArbóDon Antonio
Aurora García Alonso
Rafael Vaquero
Francisco BernalMatías- Pedro Rodríguez de Quevedo
- María de la Riva
- José María Rodríguez
Félix Briones- Paco Aguilera
Pilar Cansino
Lorenzo Robledo- Elías Rodríguez
- Emilio Gómez Domingo
- Ángel Córdoba
Julia Oliva
Marisa PradoMercedes
Crew of María de la O
- Ramón TorradoDirector
- Manuel Tamayo CastroWriter
Cesáreo GonzálezProducer
Juan MarinéDirector of Photography- Gaby PeñalbaEditor
- Juan QuinteroMusic, Conductor
Sigfrido BurmanSet Decoration- José EchevarríaMakeup Artist
- Carmen GrasHairstylist
- Ángeles MuñozAssistant Makeup Artist
- Luis BerraqueroAssistant Production Manager
- Juan Francisco Blanco LavínProduction Manager
- Arturo GonzálezAssistant Director
- Víctor López IglesiasAssistant Director
- Adolfo CofiñoAssistant Set Decoration
- Francisco Rodríguez AsensioConstruction Coordinator
- Ángel SevillanoProperty Master
- Fernando BernáldezSound Engineer
- Joaquín FrutosStill Photographer
- Félix MirónCamera Operator
About María de la O
What is María de la O about?
María de la O leaves her family and her former boyfriend Miguel to go with a rich landowner who's supposedly in love with her...
When was María de la O released?
María de la O was released on September 7, 1959.
How long is María de la O?
María de la O runs 1 hour 38 minutes (98 minutes).
Who directed María de la O?
María de la O was directed by Ramón Torrado.
Who is in the cast of María de la O?
The cast of María de la O includes Lola Flores (María de la O), Gustavo Rojo (Don Luís Suárez), Manuel Luna (El abuelo Sebastián), Antonio González 'El Pescaílla' (Miguel) and Manuel Arbó (Don Antonio).