El Lute II
Brief Synopsis
Further escapades of Spanish folk hero Eleuterio Sanchez during the last years of the Franco regime.
Cast & Crew
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Vicente Aranda
Director
Imanol Arias
Eleuterio--El Lute
Angel Pardo
Lolo
Jorge Sanz
Toto
Pastora Vega
Esperanza
Blanca Apilanez
Maria
Film Details
Also Known As
El Lute (Camina O Revienta), Lute (Camina O Revienta), Lute II, Manana Sere Libre, Tomorrow I'll Be Free
Genre
Adventure
Crime
Sequel
Release Date
1988
Production Company
Cornejo
Location
Spain
Technical Specs
Duration
2h 7m
Synopsis
Further escapades of Spanish folk hero Eleuterio Sanchez during the last years of the Franco regime.
Director
Vicente Aranda
Director
Cast
Imanol Arias
Eleuterio--El Lute
Angel Pardo
Lolo
Jorge Sanz
Toto
Pastora Vega
Esperanza
Blanca Apilanez
Maria
Silvia Rodriguez
Frasquita
Montserrat Tey
Emilia
Antonio Iranzo
Chief Of The Gypsies
Margarita Calahorra
Consuelo'S Mother
Jose Cerro
Consuelo'S Father
Nuria Hosta
Blond Woman
Jose Manuel Martin
Uncle Emilio
Pedro Diaz Del Corral
Antonio
Miguel Blanco Lena
1st Child--Lolo'S Son
Samuel Cabrera Gil
2nd Child--Lolo'S Son
Hector Dona Vega
Gypsy
Maria Del Mar Hernandez
Young Woman
Encarna Vilches
Neighbor
Antonio Dechent
Tomas
Fulgencio Saturno
1st Policeman
Victor Melero
2nd Polceman
Antonio Lorenzo Andres
Shopkeeper
Alberto Alonso Lopez
Cashier
Manuel Martin Peinado
Trainee
Miguel Degrandi
Cab Driver
Idilio Cardoso
1st Peasant
Juan Montilla Brito
2nd Peasant
Juan Rodriguez Recio
Guard
Carmona Ortiz
1st Policeman; Juan
Pedro Alvarez Osorio
2nd Policeman
Jeronimo Garcia Perez
Officer Of The Civel Guard
Francisco Guijar Cubero
De Benito
Damian Velasco
Herranz
Roberto Garcia
1st Man
Juan Furest Rivero
2nd Man
Antonio Escudero
Jose Mari--El Lute'S Son
Emilio Escudero
David--El Lute'S Son
Juan Jesus Valverde
Civil Guard General
Gabriel Llopart Font
Civil Guard General
Susana Ruben Piedrafita
Secretary Real Estate Agency
Jose Martinez Martinez
Manager Real Estate Agency
Vanesa Llano Navarro
Woman In Bar
Cesario Estebanez
Sickly Man
Gabriel Latorre
1st Client
Victorico Fuentes
2nd Client
Juan Ochoa Suarez
1st Policeman
Berual Campos
2nd Policeman; Antonio
Teresa Ruiz Penella
Expert
Nuria Frau
Fat Gypsy Woman
Alfonso Goda
Elderly Man
Manuel Guijar
Friend
Luis Maluenda San Pedro
Civil Guard Captain
Manuel Debenito
Civil Guard In Section
Nemesio Pedro Lavilla
Civil Guard
Miguel Degrandy
Gabriel Llopart
Crew
Jost Luis Alcaine
Director Of Photography
Vicente Aranda
Screenwriter
Pilar Tavera Castro
Seamstress
Agustin Caviedes
Hairdresser
Federico Del Cerro
Props
Carlos Culebras
Boom Operator
Jose Maria Cunilles
Producer
Juan De La Flor
3rd Assistant Producer
Martin Sacristan Dehoyos
1st Assistant Director
Federico Del Cerro
Props
Maria Eugenia Escriva
Costumes
Teresa Font
Editor
Antonio Gillen
Assistant Producer
Salvador Gines
2nd Assistant Producer
Manuel Gonzalez Anaya
Other
Juan Pedro Hernandez
Makeup
Jorge Hernandez Lobo
Makeup
Antonio Illan
Sound Recording
Joaquin Jorda
Screenwriter
Fernando Lopez
Animal Supplier
Fotofilm Madrid
Film Lab
Alfredo Mayo
Camera Operator
Antonio Mula
Stills
Isabel Mula
Producer
Pepe Nieto
Music
Pepe Nieto
Music
Jose Nogueira
Sound
Jesus Pena
Special Effects
Ramon Perdiguero
Camera Assistant
Manuel Perreiro Sierra
Boom Operator
Alfonso Pino
Other
Javier Ramos
Assistant Editor
Josep Rosell
Set Designer
Eleuterio Sanchez
Screenwriter
Luis Vazquez Carcamo
Set Designer Assistant
Pere Joan Ventura
2nd Assistant Director
Francisca Vilanova
Continuity
Jose Vinader
Sound Engineer
Jim Willis
Sound
Film Details
Also Known As
El Lute (Camina O Revienta), Lute (Camina O Revienta), Lute II, Manana Sere Libre, Tomorrow I'll Be Free
Genre
Adventure
Crime
Sequel
Release Date
1988
Production Company
Cornejo
Location
Spain
Technical Specs
Duration
2h 7m
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States 1988 (Shown at Festival of Films From Spain, New York City October 28-November 3, 1988.)
Released in United States 1988
Released in United States May 19, 1989
Shown at Festival of Films From Spain, New York City October 28-November 3, 1988.
Shown at Cannes Film Festival (market) May 19, 1989.
Sequel to "El Lute - Camina o Revienta" (1987) directed by Vicente Aranda.
Released in United States May 19, 1989 (Shown at Cannes Film Festival (market) May 19, 1989.)
