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Boy Wanted (1963) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 14, 1963

Original Title:
Se necesita chico

Alternate Titles:
Testa fra le nuvole

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
DIC
Procusa

Production Countries:
Italy | Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 89

Overview from TheMovieDB

A boy of fourteen enters to work as messenger boy in a flower shop. His first task is to bring a bouquet for a bride but arrives late and is forced to go to the altar. His second job is to bring a funeral wreath but uses it to save a man who is drowning in the river. Naturally, he is late again. In the afternoon, he carries a basket of flowers to the TV a Spanish movie star is performing. But he is wrong and takes another funeral wreath that is delivered to star in a big stage. Due to customer complaints he is fired and the store puts back the sign "boy is needed."

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Production

Assistant Director:
Horacio Valcárcel
Antonio Giménez Rico

Assistant Editor:
José Luis Peláez

Costume Designer:
Pilar Martínez Sáez

Director:
Antonio Mercero

Director of Photography:
Enrique Torán

Editor:
Pedro del Rey

Hairstylist:
Carmen Martínez

Makeup Artist:
Julia Fortea

Music:
Antonio Pérez Olea

Production Manager:
Eduardo de la Fuente

Second Assistant Camera:
Luis Cuadrado

Sound Technical Supervisor:
Eduardo Fernández

Writer:
Antonio Mercero

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