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The Queen of Spain

The Queen of Spain (2017) Full Cast & Crew

2017Movie"Lights. Camera. Distraction."

Cast

P
Penélope Cruz
as Macarena Granada
A
Antonio Resines
as Blas Fontiveros
N
Neus Asensi
as Lucía Gandía
C
Cary Elwes
as Gary Jones
M
Mandy Patinkin
as Jordan Berman
J
Javier Cámara
as Pepe Bonilla
C
Clive Revill
as John Scott
S
Santiago Segura
as Castillo
A
Ana Belén
as Ana
L
Loles León
as Trini Morenos
A
Arturo Ripstein
as Sam Spiegelman
J
Jorge Sanz
as Julián Torralba
R
Rosa María Sardà
as Rosa Rosales
C
Carlos Areces
as Francisco Franco
C
Chino Darín
as Leo Sánchez
A
Aida Folch
as Bride
J
J. A. Bayona
as Projectionist
P
Peter Sztojanov Jr.
as Border Guard
G
Gemma Cuervo
as Elder Actress
A
Anabel Alonso
as Matilde Velorracho
J
Julián Villagrán
as Guardia Civil Agent
S
Secun de la Rosa
as Guardia Civil Agent
G
Guillermo Toledo
as Guardia Civil Agent
E
Enrique Villén
as Construction Manager
A
Antonio Buíl
as Santiago (as Antonio Buil Pueyo)

Crew

E
Eric Charles
Associate Producer
E
Eric Charles
Executive Producer
L
Lala Huete
Costume Designer
F
Fernando Trueba
Screenplay
F
Fernando Trueba
Director
Z
Zbigniew Preisner
Original Music Composer
P
Penélope Cruz
Producer
M
Mercedes Gamero
Producer
M
Mikel Lejarza
Producer
K
Kirk D'Amico
Executive Producer
C
Cristina Huete
Executive Producer
A
Antonio Resines
Associate Producer
F
Fernando Victoria de Lecea
Associate Producer
J
José Luis Alcaine
Director of Photography
J
Juan Pedro de Gaspar
Production Design
H
Hedvig Király
Art Direction
Ángela Nahum
Set Decoration
R
Rafael Azcona
Characters
D
David Trueba
Characters
C
Carlos López
Characters
P
Pablo Domínguez
Matte Painter

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