Gustavo Alatriste - Turner Classic Movies

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The Exterminating Angel (1967)

Simon of the Desert (1965)

Simon of the Desert (1965)

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Simon Of The Desert (1965) -- (Movie Clip) Innocent Little Girl

Simon Of The Desert (1965) -- (Movie Clip) Six Years Six Weeks And Six Days

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The Exterminating Angel (1967)

Simon of the Desert (1965)

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Simon of the Desert (1965)

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Simon Of The Desert (1965) -- (Movie Clip) Innocent Little Girl R-rated first appearance of Silvia Pinal, as "The Temptress," coming to the title character, a 6th century Syrian ascetic (Claudio Brook), in director Luis Bunuel's celebrated short feature Simon Of The Desert, 1965.

Simon Of The Desert (1965) -- (Movie Clip) Six Years Six Weeks And Six Days Opening of director Luis Bunuel's last film made in Mexico, based on the story of a 6th century Syrian saint, Claudio Brook on top of the pillar as the title character, in the short feature Simon Of The Desert, 1965, also starring Silvia Pinal.

Exterminating Angel, The -- (Movie Clip) That Disheveled Look The first morning at the Mexico City dinner party which no one has managed to leave, the hosts (Enrique Rambal, Rosa Elena Durgel) and guests (Silvia Pinal, Augusto Benedico et al) maintaining their manners, as their composure begins to fade, in Luis Bunuel's The Exterminating Angel, 1962.

Exterminating Angel, The -- (Movie Clip) I Can't Wait To Get Out Director Luis Bunuel opens on the sign marking his not-accidentally named Mexico City street, waiter Lucas (Angel Merino) splits, the "Major" (Claudio Brook) maintaining, and Nobile (Enrique Rambal) arriving with the guests, in the celebrated The Exterminating Angel, 1962.

Exterminating Angel, The -- (Movie Clip) The Delightful Evening Things getting weird at the Mexico City post-opera society dinner, host Nobile (Enrique Rambal) acknowledging his wife (Rosa Elena Durgel), Letitia (Silvia Pinal) draws attention and the head servant (Claudio Brook) raises alarm, in Luis Bunuel's dark comedy The Exterminating Angel, 1962.

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