Tango Bar
Originally released in 1935. Tango Bar is a music/drama film. directed by John Reinhardt. At just 62 minutes, it's a tight, focused story.
Starring Carlos Gardel, Rosita Moreno, and Enrique de Rosas
Synopsis
Ricardo Fuentes (Carlos Gardel) leaves Buenos Aires after loosing in horse races to go to Barcelona, where he plans to open a tango bar, a new concept of tango dance show and dance saloon. On the ship he meets Laura Montalván (Rosita Moreno) who happens to be a thief working with a thief pal. Ricardo watches them robbing a lady's bracelet aboard but decides not to report them because he has fallen in love with Laura. Once in Barcelona, he opens the tango bar but Laura's partner tells him he sold the bracelet and now needs to recover it to avoid both Laura and him going to jail.
Quick Facts
Release Date
July 16, 1935
90 years ago
Runtime
1h 2m
62 minutes total
User Rating
7.7/10
Great (17 votes)
Language
Spanish
Original language
Country
United States of America
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Director
Top Cast
Carlos Gardel
as Ricardo Fuentes
Rosita Moreno
as Laura Montalván
Enrique de Rosas
as Comandante Zerrillo
Tito Lusiardo
as Juan Carlos Puccini
José Luis Tortosa
as Capitán
Colette D'Arville
as Chichita
Manuel Peluffo
as Manuel González
Suzanne Dulier
as La criada de Laura
José Nieto
as Inspector
Juan D'Vega
as Ramos
Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- ES
Production Companies
- Exito Productions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tango Bar about?
Ricardo Fuentes (Carlos Gardel) leaves Buenos Aires after loosing in horse races to go to Barcelona, where he plans to open a tango bar, a new concept of tango dance show and dance saloon. On the s...
Who directed Tango Bar?
Tango Bar was directed by John Reinhardt.
How long is Tango Bar?
Tango Bar has a runtime of 1 hours and 2 minutes (62 minutes total).
When was Tango Bar released?
Tango Bar was released on July 16, 1935 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in Tango Bar?
The main cast of Tango Bar includes Carlos Gardel, Rosita Moreno, Enrique de Rosas, Tito Lusiardo, José Luis Tortosa.