Death's Newlyweds (Spanish: Novios de la muerte) is a 1975 Spanish war film directed by Rafael Gil.[1] The title refers to the famous song about and nickname for Spain's elite light infantry unit, the Spanish Foreign Legion.

Death's Newlyweds
Spanish	Novios de la muerte
Directed by	Rafael Gil
Written by	Francisco Amorós Rafael García Serrano Rafael J. Salvia
Produced by	Rafael Gil
Cinematography	José F. Aguayo
Edited by	José Luis Matesanz
Music by	Gregorio García Segura E. Guillén
Production company	Coral Producciones Cinematográficas
Distributed by	Consorcio Ibérico Cinematográfico
Release date	23 January 1975 (1975-01-23)
Running time	106 minutes
Country	Spain
Language	Spanish

Cast

• Julián Mateos as Joaquín 'Chimo'
• Juan Luis Galiardo as Juan Ramón Soler
• Fernando Sancho as Commandant Lauria
• Ramiro Oliveros as Ricardo
• Helga Liné as Amelia
• José Nieto
• Mary Begoña as Chimo's mother
• Pedro Mari Sánchez
• Rafael Hernández as Sergeant Gómez
• Viky Lussón
• Gabriel Llopart [es]
• Luis Induni
• Antonio Cintado
• Juan Ramón Torremocha
• Manuel Torremocha
• Leopoldo Francés
• Scott Miller
• Carlos Ballesteros as Sergeant Santaló

References

External links

• Death's Newlyweds at IMDb

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