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A tribute to the most recognized Mexican comedian of all times; Mario Moreno “Cantinflas”. In this fictional story, Cantinflas embarks on a journey after his death and before entering heaven he will have to be judged in front of St. Peter, an angel and a Devil. It is then when Cantinflas begins to remember the most important aspects of his life.
This is the first film made to honor the memory of the genius of humor Mario Moreno Cantinflas, the interpretation of the actor Mario Ramirez Reyes executing the movements, gestures and dialogues of the icon of Mexican comedy, is masterful, when you watch the film in effect it seems that you are watching Cantinflas himself.
Rating: G
Genre: Comedy
Director: Dean St. Gilbert
Writer: Gilberto De Anda, Leonidas Zegarra
In Theaters: Mar 28, 2006 Wide
DVD/Streaming Release: Jul 22, 2007
Runtime: 110 minutes
Studio: Laguna Productions
Mario Ramírez Reyes: Cantinflas
Itatí Cantoral: Angelita defensora
Julio Alemán: San Pedro
Gilberto De Anda: Diablo
Angelines Santana: Valentina Ivanova Zuvareff
Gonzalo L. Checa: Padre de Valentina
Carlos Yustis: Angel de seguridad
Musica: Joseph Julian González
Productores ejecutivos: Elart M. Coello y Manuel Hinostroza
Productor: Jesús Fragoso
Cinematógrafo: Juan Polo, Mario Becerra
Editores: Luis E. Cano y M.R. Reyes
When the producers of the film attended a theater show in Los Angeles, they saw actor Mario Ramirez Reyes at work, who at the time was coming from Mexico with his show “El Show de las Estrellas”, one of the imitations presented was that of “Cantinflas”, whom Mario had learned to imitate since his childhood.
Filming initially began in Los Angeles, California, and later more scenes were filmed in Mexico City.
In 1956, Mario Moreno participated in the Hollywood movie ‘Around the World in 80 Days’, based on the homonymous work by renowned writer Jules Verne. In this film, Cantinflas played the role of Jean Passepartout, the loyal assistant of the eccentric English millionaire Phileas Fogg, who bets with his companions that he can go around the world in 80 days.
Thanks to the outstanding performances and high production quality, the film earned multiple nominations at the 14th Golden Globe Awards (1957), including Best Picture and Best Actor in a Comedy.
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Although Cantinflas never achieved the same success in the United States as he did in Mexico, he was honored with the 1722nd star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6438 Hollywood Boulevard on October 10, 1980.
He is responsible for more than one word that is in the modern Spanish language dictionary, including the verb “Cantinflear”, which roughly means to talk a lot but say nothing of substance.
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