El perro (1977)

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Director

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Antonio Isasi-Isasmendi (credited as "Antonio Isasi")

Storyline

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A political prisoner in a South American dictatorship escapes and is pursued throughout the country by a bloodthirsty dog. (from IMDb)

Cast

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• Credited
• Uncredited A-Z
• Unidentified

The true star of the film was uncredited

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Cast

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Actors credited in the Spanish version, in credit order. The credits are identical in all international versions.

Jason Miller
as Aristides Ungria

Lea Massari
as Muriel

Marisa Paredes
as Judith

Aldo Sambrell
as Omar Romero

Juan Antonio Bardem
as Abraham Abatti

Yolanda Farr
as Country woman who helps Aristedes

Francisco Casares
as Zancho

José Vivó
as Sebastián

Manuel de Blas
as Major Araes

Eduardo Calvo
as Oreste

Antonio Gamero
as Rustler cook

Luis Gaspar
as Father Benito Perez

Juan Margallo
as Leader of the rustlers

Vicente Cuesta
as Huascar

Miguel Rellán
as Guerrilla

Luis Marín
as O'Hara

José Yepes
as Border guard

Rafael Albaicín
Unidentified

Antonio Mayans
as Lieutenant who captures Aristides

Amparo Valle
Unidentified

Beni Deus
(credited as "Beny Deus")
as Romero's lieutenant

Rafael Vaquero
as The Professor

José Marco
as Prison commander

Cecilio Valcárcel
Unidentified

Gabriel Fariza
Unidentified

Jesús Alcaide
as Prisoner

Valentín Conde
Unidentified

Alfredo Alonso
Unidentified

Gerardo Vera
as Prisoner

Jesús Sastre
as Guard escorting Sebastián

José Manuel Martín
as Rustler

Blaki
as Deaf and dumb rustler

Tamara Gutiérrez
Unidentified

David Paredes
Unidentified

Juan Gilfer
Unidentified

José Luis Chinchilla
(credited as "Jose Martinez Chinchilla")
as Guard searching the village

Adolfo Thous
as Commander of the guards searching the village

Mario Romero
Unidentified

Rafael Martín
(credited as "Rafael Martin Morante")
as Guerrilla in the back of the truck

José Pagán
as Ferry Captain

Oscar Davis
as Guerrilla

Vicente Bañó
as Leónidas Arévalo

Juan Cazalilla
as Guard escorting Sebastián

José Marco Jr.
Unidentified

Abel Vitón
as Guerrilla who kills Romero

Eugenio Ríos
Unidentified

Olvido Lorente
as Guerrilla

Enrique Sánchez Vílches
Unidentified

Gerardo del Barco
as Guard who calls headquarters

Sacramento
Unidentified

Gloria Berrocal
as Guerrilla

Fernando Baeza
as Guard at the quarry

Luis Barboo
Unidentified

José Manuel Cervino
as Captain of the guards who challenge the rustlers

Carlos Alemán
Unidentified

José Riesgo
as Border guard

Carlos Sánchez
Unidentified

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Uncredited actors A-Z

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Pablo Blanco
as Man at Arevalo's departure

Amparo Climent
as Guerrilla

Rafael Cortés
as Prisoner

Francisco García López
as Prison Commander's Deputy

Julián Navarro
as Guerrilla

Iván Tubau
as Brigadier de Soto

"Mr. Suave"
as Man at Arevalo's departure

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Unidentified actors

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Unidentified credited actors

• Rafael Albaicín - I know Rafael well and he will have a topic eventually, but I don't recognise him anywhere here.
• Carlos Alemán - He has 15 credits listed on IMDb, but the only ones with roles from which he could be identified date from the 2000's.
• Alfredo Alonso
• Luis Barboo - Obviously I'm very familiar with Barboo, but I've never managed to identify him in this film
• Valentín Conde
• Gabriel Fariza - He has 15 credits listed on IMDb, but the only one before 2012 listed with a role is as the Cookie Monster in the Spanish version of Sesame Street, so no chance there.
• Juan Gilfer - He has no other known credits.
• Tamara Gutiérrez - She has no other known credits.
• José Marco Jr. - Presumably the son of José Marco, who also appears, but he has no other credits, at least under this name.
• David Paredes - He has no other known credits.
• Eugenio Ríos
• Mario Romero - He has 10 credits listed on IMDb, 4 with roles from which he might be identified. Of those 4, 2 could not be found and I was unable to conclusively identify him in the other 2.
• Sacramento - He (or she) has no other known credits, at least not under this nickname.
• Carlos Sánchez - He has one other credit on IMDb in an impossible to find short film.
• Enrique Sánchez Vílches - He has no other known credits.
• Cecilio Valcárcel - He only has one other credit listed on IMDb with no role.
• Amparo Valle

Uncredited actors listed as appearing somewhere online, but not identified

• Claudia Gravy - IMDb with no role.
• Juan Antonio Porto - IMDb as Prisoner. Porto was a screenwriter who has 2 other acting credits on IMDb, but the only one he could be identified from dates from 2004. There are images of him online, but all from when he was quite a lot older (he would have been aged 40 here) and I don't see any obvious matches among the prisoners.

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Unidentified actors

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Could that be Claudia Gravy? I don't see anyone else who seems like her

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Trying to identify the many unidentified credited actors, working from the bottom up, I have identified and added Fernando Baeza and Gloria Berrocal as I was certain of those ID's.

I managed to identify José Manuel Cervino in quite a few roles from around the same time.

Could this be him? It didn't occur to me at first, but the chin and very large ears seem to match.

Gerardo del Barco only has one other role listed on IMDb in a TV movie from 1971. Even though he only appears very briefly he is credited with the role and his character gets called by name, so we can be certain of the ID. No matches jump out at me.

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Next up we have Olvido Lorente, identified in a couple of early 80's roles.

There are very few actresses in the film, and even fewer with any reason to be credited. Of those we have the only one who seemed at all like her is this one in image 100.

This is Eugenio Ríos, identified in 3 late 70's roles. I don't see any immediate matches.

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I have added José Pagán as I was certain of the ID.

and on to the next 2…

This is Abel Vitón identified in 3 roles from the late 70's/early 80's.

I'm fairly sure this could be him, but am not absolutely certain

and this is Oscar Davis. He only has 2 other roles listed on IMDb, the other 2 both dating from 1971. These are from Les pétroleuses.

and I think this should be him in The Light at the Edge of the World, but it's one of those frustrating films where all the actors are credited with character names which they never get called by in the film, plus there are a lot of actors dressed very similarly in matching wigs.

Could this maybe be him?

Some opinions would be helpful here as I'm not certain of either of the ID's

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Gerardo Vera added as I was satisfied with the ID.

The next 4 up, firstly Rafael Martín. The earliest roles where I was able to identify him both date from 1991, so not ideal for identifying him from 14 years earlier.

The most likely candidate to me seems to be this one.

Jesús Sastre identified in 3 roles from mid-70's to early 80's. No matches jumped out at me.

I was only able to identify Alfredo Alonso in one role from 1975. No obvious matches.

and again I was only able to identify Valentín Conde in one role, this one from 1970.

Again no obvious matches. He could possibly be the guy in image 1 whose face is only seen contorted in panic, but I'm uncertain.

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Luis Gaspar, Miguel Rellán, Rafael Vaquero and Jesús Alcaide have all been identified and added, which only really leaves Amparo Valle as someone who could, in theory, be identifiable. Valle seemingly belatedly became quite well known on television from the 90's onwards when she was in her 50's/60's, but all the images of her online date from this period and trying to identify her in earlier roles was difficult. I think this may be her on the left in Pim, Pam, Pum… Fuego (1975), but am not absolutely certain.

Valle would have been aged around 40 when this film was made. Of the few actresses in the film the only 2 who appear to be of an appropriate age are the 2 below. The first one I suppose might be her, but I'm struggling to convince myself.

Given the apparent non-appearances of familiar credited actors Rafael Albaicín and Luis Barboo, it could be possible that there was a scene cut from the film where these actors appeared, which could also account for Valle's seeming non-show.