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CESAR ROMERO (Cesar Julio Romero Jr.) Filmografia Essenziale Dal 1951 Al 1988 CESAR ROMERO (Cesar Julio Romero Jr.) Filmografia essenziale dal 1934 al 1950 ANNO TITOLO TITOLO ORIGINALE REGIA VOTO 1934 L' UOMO OMBRA THE THIN MAN W. S. VAN DYKE 8 1935 CAPRICCIO SPAGNOLO THE DEVIL IS A WOMAN JOSEF VON STERNBERG 8 1935 IL CARDINALE RICHELIEU CARDINAL RICHELIEU ROWLAND V. LEE 6,5 1935 CODICE SEGRETO RENDEZVOUS WILLIAM K. HOWARD 7,5 1935 IL CONQUISTATORE DELL' INDIA CLIVE OF INDIA RICHARD BOLESLAWSKI 7 1935 IL RE DELL' OPERA METROPOLITAN RICHARD BOLESLAWSKI 7 1935 STERMINATELI SENZA PIETA` SHOW THEM NO MERCY ! GEORGE MARSHALL 7 1935 L' UOMO DAI DIAMANTI DIAMOND JIM A. EDWARD SUTHERLAND 6,5 1935 LE VIE DELLA FORTUNA THE GOOD FAIRY WILLIAM WYLER 7 1936 LA BISBETICA INNAMORATA LOVE BEFORE BREAKFAST WALTER LANG 7 1936 LA MOGLIE DEL NEMICO PUBBLICO PUBLIC ENEMY'S WIFE NICK GRINDE 6 1936 L' ULTIMA PARTITA FIFTEEN MAIDEN LANE ALLAN DWAN 7,5 1937 ALI` BABA` VA IN CITTA` ALI BABA GOES TO TOWN DAVID BUTLER 7 1937 ALLE FRONTIERE DELL' INDIA WEE WILLIE WINKIE JOHN FORD 7 1937 LA CAMERA DELLA MORTE SHE'S DANGEROUS L. R. FOSTER • M. CARRUTH 6 1938 AMORE SENZA DOMANI ALWAYS GOODBYE SIDNEY LANFIELD 6,5 1938 STELLA DEL NORD HAPPY LANDING ROY DEL RUTH 7 1939 LE AVVENTURE DI CISCO KID THE RETURN OF THE CISCO KID HERBERT I. LEEDS 6,5 1939 CHARLIE CHAN NELL' ISOLA DEL TESORO CHARLIE CHAN AT TREASURE ISLAND NORMAN FOSTER 6,5 1939 GLI INDOMABILI FRONTIER MARSHAL ALLAN DWAN 7 1939 LA PICCOLA PRINCIPESSA THE LITTLE PRINCESS WALTER LANG 7,5 1939 SIAMO FATTI COSI` WIFE, HUSBAND AND FRIEND GREGORY RATOFF 7,5 1941 ADDIO BROADWAY ! THE GREAT AMERICAN BROADCAST ARCHIE MAYO 7 1941 TRE SETTIMANE D' AMORE WEEK-END IN HAVANA WALTER LANG 7 1942 DESTINO TALES OF MANHATTAN JULIEN DUVIVIER 7,5 1942 IN MONTAGNA SARO` TUA SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES IRVING CUMMINGS 7,5 1942 VOGLIO ESSERE PIU` AMATA ORCHESTRA WIVES ARCHIE MAYO 7 1943 FIOR DI NEVE WINTERTIME JOHN BRAHM 6,5 1943 L' ISOLA DELLE SIRENE CONEY ISLAND WALTER LANG 7,5 1947 IL CAPITANO DI CASTIGLIA CAPTAIN FROM CASTILLE HENRY KING 7,5 1947 CARNEVALE IN COSTARICA CARNIVAL IN COSTA RICA GREGORY RATOFF 6 1948 LA BELLA IMPRUDENTE JULIA MISBEHAVES JACK CONWAY 7 1948 IL FIGLIO DELLA TEMPESTA DEEP WATERS HENRY KING 7 1948 LA SIGNORA IN ERMELLINO THAT LADY IN ERMINE E. LUBITSCH • O. PREMINGER 7,5 1949 L' INDIAVOLATA PISTOLERA THE BEAUTIFUL BLONDE FROM BASHFUL BEND PRESTON STURGES 7 1950 SEI CANAGLIA, MA TI AMO LOVE THAT BRUTE ALEXANDER HALL 6,5 1950 LO SFRUTTATORE ONCE A THIEF W. LEE WILDER 6 www.eurodeon.it CESAR ROMERO (Cesar Julio Romero Jr.) Filmografia essenziale dal 1951 al 1988 ANNO TITOLO TITOLO ORIGINALE REGIA VOTO 1951 L' AMORE E` BELLO HAPPY-GO-LOVELY BRUCE HUMBERSTONE 7 1951 LA CITTA` CHE SCOTTA F.B.I. GIRL WILLIAM BERKE 6,5 1951 IL CONTINENTE SCOMPARSO LOST CONTINENT SAM NEWFIELD 6,5 1952 I GIGANTI DELLA GIUNGLA THE JUNGLE WILLIAM BERKE 6 1953 LA SPADA DEL DESERTO PRISONERS OF THE CASBAH RICHARD L. BARE 6 1953 LA SPADA DI GRANADA EL CORAZON Y LA ESPADA E. DEIN • C. VEJAR HIJO 6 1954 VERA CRUZ IDEM ROBERT ALDRICH 8,5 1955 L' AMERICANO THE AMERICANO WILLIAM CASTLE 6 1955 DESTINO SULL' ASFALTO THE RACERS HENRY HATHAWAY 6,5 1956 L' ANGELO DEL RING THE LEATHER SAINT ALVIN GANZER 6,5 1956 IL GIRO DEL MONDO IN 80 GIORNI AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS MICHAEL ANDERSON 7,5 1957 L' INFERNO CI ACCUSA THE STORY OF MANKIND IRWIN ALLEN 6,5 1958 IL GENERALE DEI DESPERADOS VILLA ! JAMES B. CLARK 6 1960 COLPO GROSSO OCEAN'S ELEVEN LEWIS MILESTONE 7,5 1960 PEPE IDEM GEORGE SIDNEY 6,5 1961 7 DONNE DALL' INFERNO SEVEN WOMEN FROM HELL ROBERT D. WEBB 6,5 1962 UNA SPOSA PER DUE IF A MAN ANSWERS HENRY LEVIN 7 1963 I LEONI DI CASTIGLIA EL VALLE DE LAS ESPADAS JAVIER SETÒ 6 1963 I TRE DELLA CROCE DEL SUD DONOVAN'S REEF JOHN FORD 8 1964 MADAME P...E LE SUE RAGAZZE A HOUSE IS NOT A HOME RUSSELL ROUSE 6,5 1965 IL BOIA E` DI SCENA TWO ON A GUILLOTINE WILLIAM CONRAD 6,5 1965 PATTO A TRE MARRIAGE ON THE ROCKS JACK DONOHUE 7 1966 BATMAN - THE MOVIE IDEM LESLIE H. MARTINSON 7 1968 MILIONI CHE SCOTTANO HOT MILLIONS ERIC TILL 7,5 1968 SKIDOO SKIDOO ! OTTO PREMINGER 7 1968 UN DOLLARO PER 7 VIGLIACCHI IDEM DAN ASH 6,5 1969 BERSAGLIO UMANO TARGET: HARRY HENRY NEILL 6,5 1969 IL COLPO ERA PERFETTO, MA... THE MIDAS RUN ALF KJELLIN 6,5 1969 IL COMPUTER CON LE SCARPE DA TENNIS THE COMPUTER WORE TENNIS SHOES ROBERT BUTLER 6,5 1969 GANGSTER TUTTOFARE CROOKS AND CORONETS JIM O'CONNOLLY 7 1969 LATITUDINE ZERO IDO ZERO DAISAKUSEN ISHIRO HONDA 6 1969 LA STRANA MALEDIZIONE DI MONTEZUMA A TALENT FOR LOVING RICHARD QUINE 6 1972 SPRUZZA, SPARISCI E SPARA NOW YOU SEE HIM, NOW YOU DON'T ROBERT BUTLER 7 1974 LO SPETTRO DI EDGAR ALLAN POE THE SPECTRE OF EDGAR ALLAN POE MOHY QUANDOUR 6 1975 L' UOMO PIU` FORTE DEL MONDO THE STRONGEST MAN IN THE WORLD VINCENT MC EVEETY 7 1976 CARIOCA TIGRE IDEM GIULIANO CARNIMEO 5 1988 MORTUARY ACADEMY IDEM MICHAEL SCHROEDER 7 www.eurodeon.it.
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