My Love Is Called Margarita

My Love Is Called Margarita
Directed by	Tito Fernández
Written by	Vicente Escrivá
Produced by	M.E. Gamundi
Starring	Mercedes Alonso Antonio Cifariello Manuel Zarzo
Cinematography	José F. Aguayo
Edited by	José Antonio Rojo
Music by	José Pagán Antonio Ramírez Ángel
Production company	Aspa Producciones Cinematográficas
Distributed by	Chamartín
Release date	31 August 1961 (1961-08-31)
Running time	94 minutes
Country	Spain
Language	Spanish

My Love Is Called Margarita (Spanish: Margarita se llama mi amor) is a 1961 Spanish romantic comedy film directed by Tito Fernández and starring Mercedes Alonso, Antonio Cifariello and Manuel Zarzo.[1]

Cast

• Mercedes Alonso as Margarita Rodríguez Garcés
• Antonio Cifariello as Eduardo Heredia, profesor de literatura
• Manuel Zarzo as Ignacio García Cruz 'Nacho'
• Isana Medel
• Ángel del Pozo
• Jesús Colomer as Desiderio Conesa Ortiz 'Desi'
• María Silva as Alumna que se sienta junto a Nacho
• Amparo Baró
• Óscar Cortina
• Carlos Piñar
• Ángel Álvarez as Manolo, hombre sentado en el baile
• José Torres
• Goyo Lebrero as Barrendero
• Paula Martel
• Aníbal Vela hijo
• Violeta Moreda
• Antonio Alfonso Vidal
• Aníbal Vela
• Víctor Valverde
• Carmen Rodríguez
• Juan José Sáez
• Antonio Moreno
• Manuel San Francisco
• Rosa Palomar
• Rufino Inglés
• Juan Cazalilla
• Junior
• Ena Sedeño
• Charito Trallero
• Marta Reves
• Rafael Ibáñez
• Rafael Hernández
• Joaquín Bergía
• Plácido Sequeiros
• José Isbert as Don Severino, profesor de historia
• Jesús Tordesillas
• Montserrat Salvador
• Margot Cottens as Madre de Margarita
• Gisia Paradís as Nina
• José Luis Ozores as Felipe Gurriato Orbaneja 'Gurriato'
• Paco Romero

References

1. Bentley p.142

Bibliography

• Bentley, Bernard. A Companion to Spanish Cinema. Boydell & Brewer, 2008.

External links

• My Love Is Called Margarita at IMDb