Spain Again (1969)
Overview
David (Mark Stevens) is a physician who returns to Spain 30 years after his involvement in the Spanish Civil War. Now a member of a medical convention, he looks up old friends and finds his former lover, now a married woman with a flamenco-dancing daughter. He and the daughter (Manuela Vargas) have an immediate and mutual attraction to each other. He considers running away with the exotic beauty before asking his wife to join him for an extended vacation after the convention .
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | es |
| Popularity | 0.494 |
Directed By
Jaime Camino
Crew
Jaime Camino
Luis Cuadrado
Xavier Montsalvatge
Teresa Alcocer
Alvah Bessie
Román Gubern
Jaime Camino
TOP CAST
Manuela Vargas
María
Mark Stevens
Dr. David Foster
Marianne Koch
Kathy Foster
Alberto Berco
Dr. Gavotty
Luis Ciges
Padre Jacinto
Francisco Rabal
Reportero
Pere Portabella
Dr. Sanpona
Manuel Muñiz
Hombre Extraño
Luis Serret
Manuel Oliver
Enrique Giménez 'El Cojo'
Maestro Miguel
Joaquín Pujol
Hijo de Manuel
Alberto Puig
Dr. Tomás
Flor de Bethania Abreu
Teresa
Manolo Brenes
Guitarrista
Fosforito
Cantante
Salvador Gratacos
Flautista
Pedro Sevilla
Guitarrista
Pedro Sempson
Manuel Oliver (voice) (uncredited)
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