Forbidden Fruit (1953 film)

Forbidden Fruit
Directed by Alfredo B. Crevenna
Produced by Salvador Elizondo
Mauricio de la Serna
Written by Julio Alejandro
Edmundo Báez
Arduino Maiuri
Starring Arturo de Córdova
Irasema Dilián
María Douglas
Music by Carlos Tirado
Cinematography Agustín Jiménez
Edited by Jorge Busto
Production
company
Clasa Films Mundiales
Release date
 1 April 1953
Running time
 109 minutes
Country Mexico
Language Spanish

Forbidden Fruit (Spanish: Fruto Prohibido or Fruto de tentación) is a 1953 Mexican drama film directed by Alfredo B. Crevenna and starring Arturo de Córdova, Irasema Dilián and María Douglas.[1]

Cast

  • Arturo de Córdova as Marcos Villarreal
  • Irasema Dilián as Minú
  • María Douglas as Bárbara
  • Jorge Reyes as Ramón
  • Eduardo Alcaraz as Felipe, mayordomo
  • Fanny Schiller as Señorita directora
  • Luz María Aguilar as Estudiante colegio
  • Amparo Arozamena as La actriz
  • Lonka Becker as Profesora colegio
  • Victorio Blanco as Botones
  • Ada Carrasco as Señora Luz María Gómez
  • Lupe Carriles as Fan de Villareal
  • Ethel Carrillo as Estudiante colegio
  • Roberto Corell as Artemio
  • María Cortés
  • Linda Cristal as Julia
  • Rafael Estrada as Gerente hotel
  • Miguel Ángel Ferriz as Señor Vidal
  • Emilio Garibay as Apolonio Martínez
  • Hilda Grey as Virginia
  • Luis Guevara as Juanito
  • Rosario Gálvez as Olga
  • Ana María Hernández as Invitada al baile
  • Ismael Larumbe as Gervasio
  • Cecilia Leger as Invitada a fiesta
  • Elena Luquín as Estudiante colegio
  • Tana Lynn as Greta
  • Pepe Martínez as Invitado a baile
  • Héctor Mateos as Invitado a baile
  • Álvaro Matute as Invitado al baile
  • Kika Meyer as Fan de Villarreal
  • Roberto Meyer as Invitado al baile
  • Alicia Montoya
  • Irlanda Mora as Estudiante colegio
  • Diana Ochoa as Mamá de Juanito
  • Ignacio Peón as Juez en boda
  • Carlos Robles Gil as Invitado al baile
  • Joaquín Roche as Invitado al baile
  • Alicia Rodríguez as Meche
  • Félix Samper as Pariente de Minú
  • Manuel Santigosa as Notario
  • Alta Mae Stone as Invitada gringa en fiesta
  • María Valdealde as Hortensia
  • Armando Velasco as Juez

References

  1. ↑ Amador p.121

Bibliography

  • María Luisa Amador. Cartelera cinematográfica, 1950-1959. UNAM, 1985.
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