Fight to the Death (1975)
Overview
The parallel stories of a police commissioner and a bank robber whose lives eventually come together.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | es |
| Popularity | 0.966 |
Directed By
José Antonio de la Loma
Crew
José Antonio de la Loma
José Antonio de la Loma
Daniele Patucchi
Antonio Millán
Teresa Alcocer
Práxedes Martínez
Vicenta Salvadó
Antonio Díaz del Castillo
David García
Jaime Fuentes
Francisco Gutiérrez
Luciano Anzellotti
Colita
Santiago Rodríguez
Maruja Rubio
Margarita Bernet
Paquita Vilanova
TOP CAST
John Saxon
Mariano Beltrán
Francisco Rabal
Comisario Emilio Mendoza
Blanca Estrada
Ana
Frank Braña
El Minero
David Carpenter
Carlitos Aixelá
Antonio Casas
Jefe superior
Marta May
Margarita
Montserrat Salvador
María Eugenia
Josep Castillo
Comandante Cebrián (as Jose Castillo Escalona)
Manuel Gas
Cucurella
Antonio Durán
Paco
José María Blanco
Andrés
Carlos Lucena
Pepe
Joan Llaneras
Sebastián Beltrán (as Juan Llaneras)
Simón Cabido
Perron
Carlos Tristán
Félix
Lara Sender
Mónica
Raúl Aparici
George Mercier
Sergio Aparici
Marcel Mercier
Marie France
Chica rubia con Paco
Juan Torres
Esteve
Francisco Jarque
Antón
Juan Patiño
Policía
Simón Andreu
Policía en tren
María Elías
Mujer de Andrés (uncredited)
Antonio Sarrá
Santi (uncredited)
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