Top Cast
Explore Star Directory →Ginette Leclerc
Mercedes
Mario Beut
Andrés
Manuel Monroy
Inspector
Christine Carère
Anita
Raymond Bussières
El Caíd
Miguel Ángel Valdivieso
Mario
Robert Berri
Antoine Leduc
César Ojinaga
Martino
Juanito Vargas
Pepito
Consuelo Vives
Irene
Mercedes Monterrey
Amiga de Antoine
Jesús Puche
Macario
Salvador Muñoz
Anticuario
Ramón Cazorla
Paco
Martín Montserrat Guillemat 'Serramont'
Pianista
Manuel Salmerón
Jesús Redondo
Mario de Bustos
Traficante
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Juan Fortuny
- Screenplay & Story
- Ángel G. Gauna
- Original Score
- Martín Montserrat Guillemat 'Serramont', Marcel Danella
- Original Title
- Delincuentes
- Country of Origin
- France, Spain
- Spoken Languages
- Spanish
- Runtime
- 1h 12m
- Production Studios
- Producciones Miguel Mezquíriz
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Juan Fortuny
Ángel G. Gauna
Martín Montserrat Guillemat 'Serramont', Marcel Danella
Albert Gasset Nicolau
Miguel Mezquíriz
Department Leadership Roster
Martín Montserrat Guillemat 'Serramont'
Original Music Composer
Juan Fortuny
Director
Ángel G. Gauna
Screenplay
Miguel Mezquíriz
Producer
Albert Gasset Nicolau
Editor
Marcel Danella
Original Music Composer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Delincuentes
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Delincuentes about?
An ex-prisoner tries to get his young son back on the straight and narrow.
Who directed Delincuentes?
Delincuentes was directed by Juan Fortuny.
Who stars in Delincuentes?
The principal cast of Delincuentes includes Ginette Leclerc, Mario Beut, Manuel Monroy, Christine Carère, Raymond Bussières.
When was Delincuentes released and how long is it?
Delincuentes was released in 1957 with a total runtime of 1h 12m.
Who composed the musical score for Delincuentes?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Delincuentes was composed by Martín Montserrat Guillemat 'Serramont', Marcel Danella.

