The Economically Handicapped Explained

The Economically Handicapped
Director:	Pedro Lazaga
Producer:	José Luis Dibildos
Starring:	Tony Leblanc Laura Valenzuela Antonio Ozores
Cinematography:	Juan Julio Baena
Editing:	Alfonso Santacana
Music:	Antón García Abril
Studio:	Ágata Films
Distributor:	Radio Films
Runtime:	92 minutes
Country:	Spain
Language:	Spanish

The Economically Handicapped (Spanish: Los económicamente débiles) is a 1960 Spanish comedy film directed by Pedro Lazaga and starring Tony Leblanc, Laura Valenzuela and Antonio Ozores.^[1]

Cast

Tony Leblanc as José Martín Rodríguez
Laura Valenzuela as Ana Molina García
Antonio Ozores as Paco Molina García
José Luis López Vázquez as Javier
Maruja Bustos as Nuria Molina García
Venancio Muro as Timoteo
Julio Riscal as Pichurri
- - Mayrata O'Wisiedo Santiago Ríos Jesús Puente as Examinador Escuela de Entrenadores
    - - Juan Cazalilla Ena Sedeño Francisco Bernal Charito Trallero Francisco Vázquez Margarita Gil Fernando Sánchez Polack Francisco Pierrá
José Villasante
- Beni Deus Enrique Collar as himself
- Antonio Martínez Emilio Rodríguez
  - - Carlos Martínez Campos Guillermo Hidalgo Joaquín Pamplona Rafael Hernández as Fan del Cantalazo
      - Goyo Lebrero Jaime Mayuca Calero Parra Antonio Delgado José Luis Ayuso
- Rosa Cadenas Felixin Yuste
Rafael Cortés
- Conchita Gil Pedro Antonio Jiménez
  - Santiago Kuo Otilia Escudero Urrutia
    - - Francisco Castillo Mary Escudero Antonio Martín Serafín García Vázquez Mari Carmen Alarcón
  - Juan Ignacio Galván Enrique Núñez María Becedas
    - - Isidro Torres Marisa Paredes Fernando Salas Eugenio Dicente Rosa Navarro Antonio Linares José Rodríguez Rey Irene Villamor Aresi
    - Carlos Chamelar Maruja Navajas Alfredo Taular F. Pérez Vázquez
      - Elisa Méndez Gonzalo Zamora Angelines Beoni José María Lado Elva de Bethancourt