La dama boba (film)

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La Dama Boba is a 2006 Spanish film, directed by and adapting the 1613 play, A Lady of Little Sense.^[1] It was the first film shot at the Ciudad de la Luz studios in Alicante.^[2]

Cast[]

• Silvia Abascal as Finea
• Cristina Collado as Gerarda
• Jose Coronado as Laurencio
• Antonio de la Fuente as Duardo
• Juan Díaz as Pedro
• Verónica Forqué as Otavia
• Macarena Gómez as Nise
• Paco León as Maestro Danza
• Antonio Resines as Rufino
• José María Sacristán as Feniso
• Roberto San Martín as Liseo
• María Vázquez as Clara (as Maria Vazquez)
• Juan Navarro Teniente Paterson as Fraile
• Enrique San Francisco
• Cuca Escribano
• Antonio Pardo as Duelista enmascarado
• Chema Ruiz

References[]

External links[]

• La dama boba at IMDb

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