Airport (Spanish: Aeropuerto) is a 1953 Spanish comedy film directed by Luis Lucia, and starring Fernando Fernán Gómez, Margarita Andrey, and Fernando Rey.
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Plot
The Madrid-Barajas Airport is a constant flow of personal stories and situations. Fernando is a pilot who brings a girl to deliver her to relatives. Ceferino and his wife have won the trip to Paraguay in a contest, but they want to see the plane that will take them. Mr. Bertrán returns to Spain after many years of exile, with the tension that this entails for him.
Cast
Fernando Fernán Gómez as Luis
Margarita Andrey as Lilliane
Fernando Rey as Fernando
María Asquerino as María
María Teresa Reina as Isabel
Manolo Morán as Bertrán
Julia Caba Alba as Albertina
Juan Vázquez as Ceferino
José Isbert as Manolo
Fernando Sancho as Mr. Fogg
Elvira Quintillá as Florista
Antonio Riquelme as Comisario
José Franco as Señor Comas
Félix Fernández as M. Lacombre
Adriano Domínguez as Mendoza
Manuel Arbó
Ramón Elías as Maitre de la boite
Casimiro Hurtado as Emilio
Xan das Bolas
Lola del Pino as Lola
Ana de Leyva
Arturo Marín as Pepe "El Tasca"
Manuel Guitián as Camarero
Félix Dafauce
Manuel Dicenta as Ramón
Valeriano Andrés as Peña
Manuel Requena as Nemesio
Milagros Carrión as Kioskera
Delia Luna
Manuel San Román as Policía
Mercedes Muñoz Sampedro as Criada de Fernanda
Juana Ginzo
José Sepúlveda
José Blanch
Juanita Reina as Canzonetista
Francisco Bernal as Taxista de Isabel
Eduardo Fajardo as Man in disco
Charito Leonís as Bailarina
José Manuel Martín
Antonio Ozores as Dependiente
Ángel Álvarez as Lorenzo