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PeplumParadise wrote: ↑

29/06/2022, 20:44

FatmanDan wrote: ↑

29/06/2022, 20:23

Was immediately lucky with a random clicking: It's episode 2.

Uncredited? Not to worry about Deus and Menendez in that case, can worry about them when I get to their topics, which will be a while yet

Sorry, I lost this post somewhere in my old mind.... Sometime I will have to go through it cause Aldo Sambrell should show up somewhere... Menéndez etc. are uncredited in my German version (all Spanish actors ecxept Fernando Rey, Maria Alfonso, Boruinel and Saavedra are)

Yes, you're right, off course it must be credited and not poster credit, i mixed them up today, i'm getting old i think !

FatmanDan wrote: ↑

29/06/2022, 20:23

Was immediately lucky with a random clicking: It's episode 2.

Uncredited? Not to worry about Deus and Menendez in that case, can worry about them when I get to their topics, which will be a while yet

FatmanDan wrote: ↑

29/06/2022, 20:10

Nick I have this on DVD; the format is correct there (4:3, nevertheless), the credits are there (but quite sparse, especially for the Spanish actors who appear in a big number, but very few credited). When I have time, I will look in which episode Cortes is appearing.

Thanks, if you're checking through it I could also do with knowing the episodes in which Beni Deus and Angel Menendez appear and what are their roles and credit status (I have the images, in widescreen)

Was immediately lucky with a random clicking: It's episode 2.

PeplumParadise wrote: ↑

29/06/2022, 19:28

Don Quijote von der Mancha (1965 TV mini-series) as Man who encounters Don Quijote on the road.

Curiously this was a German TV series, but shot in Spain using mostly Spanish actors. The copies I found were badly cropped, missing credits and edited together so it was impossible to know which episode was which.
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Nick I have this on DVD; the format is correct there (4:3, nevertheless), the credits are there (but quite sparse, especially for the Spanish actors who appear in a big number, but very few credited). When I have time, I will look in which episode Cortes is appearing.

van den bremt rudy wrote: ↑

29/06/2022, 18:54

posted a reply: Todesco, Anita in Actresses (C.S.C.)

But once again this is NOT a poster credit, but an actual credit. Were you unable to find Anita in the film, or were you only able to find the credits? It would be very helpful if you specified this in your post. Also, no need to put "to be confirmed" when the role is not known, because there's nothing there to be confirmed. "To be confirmed" is only needed if we have an actual character name or role description (from ANICA or IMDb etc) to confirm.

Very nice work Nick

Alfredo Rizzo's topic is now completed

It's a typing error, maybe i was busy with the poster credits by Dan, i will correct it now