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Cariño mío

1961, Spanish. Directed by Rafael Gil.

Miguel and Verónica meet in a plane and lie to each other about their true self: she tells him she's a secretary while she actually is the billionaire niece of a duchess, and he tells her he's a trumpet player while he is a Teutonic king. Eventually they fall in love, without knowing about each other's true identity, all of this while Miguel is being urged by his ministers to choose a wife of royal blood and get married as soon as possible, and a revolutionary group, one of which members is Verónica's brother, plans a terrorist attack against the king.

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Released
13 October 1961
Country
Spain, Germany
Written by
Manuel Tamayo Castro, Antonio Abad Ojuel, Arturo Rígel

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Cariño mío (1961) was directed by Rafael Gil and stars Vicente Parra, Marianne Hold, Manolo Morán.

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