MovieThe Pride and the Passion
1957 · Released · 125 min
MovieMovieMovie1957 · Released · 125 min
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Cary Grant
Anthony
Frank Sinatra
Miguel
Sophia Loren
Juana
Theodore Bikel
General Jouvet
John Wengraf
Sermaine
Jay Novello
Ballinger
José Nieto
Carlos
Carlos Larrañaga
Jose
Philip Van Zandt
Vidal
Paco El Laberinto
Manolo
Julián Ugarte
Enrique
Félix de Pomés
Bishop
Carlos Casaravilla
Leonardo
Juan Olaguibel
Ramon
Nana DeHerrera
Maria
Carlos Díaz de Mendoza
Francisco
Luis Guedes
French Soldier
Barta Barri
(uncredited)
Xan das Bolas
(uncredited)
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