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Cabaret Woman is a film of genre Drama directed by Pedro Lazaga with Carmen Sevilla
Cabaret Woman (1974)
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Add to a movie listCabaret Woman (Spanish:Una mujer de cabaret) is a 1974 Spanish comedy film directed by Pedro Lazaga and starring Carmen Sevilla, José María Rodero and Mario Álex.
Actors
Carmen Sevilla
(Rita Medina)
José María Rodero
(Adolfo Muntaner (as José M. Rodero))
Armando Calvo
(Jaime)
Ágata Lys
(Laura)
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