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The Third Word is a film of genre Comedy directed by Julián Soler with Sara García

The Third Word (1956)

The Third Word
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Length 1h50
Directed by
Genres Comedy,    Romance
Rating73% 3.68113.68113.68113.68113.6811

La tercera palabra ("The Third Word") is a 1955 Mexican film. It stars Sara García.

Actors

Sara García

(Matilde)Pedro Infante

(Pablo Saldaña)Prudencia Grifell

(Angelina)Miguel Ángel Ferriz

(Dr. Romero)Emma Roldán

(Antonia)Antonio Bravo

(Tío Alfonso)
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