Pobre Príncipe Encantado
Jan 05, 1969 · 1h 30m
Director
Daniel FilhoOverview
Wanderley, a young and dreamy Army parachutist, arrives in Teresópolis, a resort mountain town, to enjoy his holidays with his father, a housekeeper for a rich family. Wandering around the woods, he meets Débora, an extremely good-looking girl, but doesn't reveal his true identity, saying only he was a Prince Charming in search of a Sleeping Beauty.
Cast of Pobre Príncipe Encantado
Crew of Pobre Príncipe Encantado
Daniel FilhoDirector, Screenplay
Gilvan PereiraScreenplay, Co-Director, Assistant Director- Jarbas BarbosaProducer
- Antônio GonçalvesDirector of Photography
- Raimundo HiginoEditor
- Arlindo RodriguesCostume Design
Carlos DieguesScreenstory- José OliosiProduction Director
- Agnaldo JoséProduction Assistant
- Paulo CarneiroProduction Assistant
- Roberto SilveiraDialogue
Carlos del PinoContinuity- Angelo RivaAssistant Camera
- Jose AlonsoElectrician
- Oswaldo GoulartElectrician
- Gelson SilvaElectrician
- Roberto SilvaElectrician
- Riva AmedeuSound Director
- Walter GoulartSpecial Sound Effects
- Maria NicomedesWardrobe Coordinator
About Pobre Príncipe Encantado
What is Pobre Príncipe Encantado about?
Wanderley, a young and dreamy Army parachutist, arrives in Teresópolis, a resort mountain town, to enjoy his holidays with his father, a housekeeper for a rich family. Wandering around the woods, he meets Débora, an extremely good-looking girl, but doesn't reveal his true identity, saying only he was a Prince Charming in search of a Sleeping Beauty.
When was Pobre Príncipe Encantado released?
Pobre Príncipe Encantado was released on January 5, 1969.
How long is Pobre Príncipe Encantado?
Pobre Príncipe Encantado runs 1 hour 30 minutes (90 minutes).
Who directed Pobre Príncipe Encantado?
Pobre Príncipe Encantado was directed by Daniel Filho.
Who is in the cast of Pobre Príncipe Encantado?
The cast of Pobre Príncipe Encantado includes Wanderley Cardoso (Wanderley), Maria Lúcia Dahl (Deborah), Flávio Migliaccio (Totonho), Rodolfo Arena (Joca) and Rosita Thomaz Lopes (Tilde).