Miguel Mihura
Biography
Miguel Mihura Santos (Madrid, July 21, 1905-Madrid, October 28, 1977) was a Spanish playwright, cartoonist and journalist. Mihura was also the screenwriter of more than twenty-five films, including Bienvenido Mr. Marshall, directed by Luis García Berlanga in 1952.
Personal Details
Also Known As
Movies (40)
Todos los nombres de Sara
as Self - Playwright (archive footage)
2019
Three Top Hats
Writer (Writing)
2019
Ninette
Writer (Writing)
2005
Marry Me, Maribel
Writer (Writing)
2003
Amor es... veneno, Carlota
Writer (Writing)
1981
La tetera
Writer (Writing)
1979
Viva lo imposible
Writer (Writing)
1973
La decente
Writer (Writing)
1971
The Case of the Man Dressed in Violet
Writer (Writing)
1969
Panthers Eat the Rich
Theatre Play (Writing)
1969
La bella Dorotea
Writer (Writing)
1967
Ninette and a Gentleman from Murcia
Theatre Play (Writing)
1966
Les trois chapeaux claques
Writer (Writing)
1962
For Men Only
Theatre Play (Writing)
1960
Maribel and the Strange Family
Writer (Writing)
1960
Melocotón en almíbar
Writer (Writing)
1960
El puente de la paz
Story (Writing)
1958
¡Viva lo imposible!
Adaptation (Writing)
1958
Carlota
Screenplay (Writing)
1958
Pecadora
Writer (Writing)
1956
Fail in Communism
Idea (Writing)
1956
The Case of the Wee Murdered Woman
Story (Writing)
1955
3 citas con el destino
Writer (Writing)
1954
Welcome Mr. Marshall!
Screenplay (Writing)
1953
Me quiero casar contigo
Writer (Writing)
1951
El pasado amenaza
Script (Crew)
1950
Yo no soy la Mata-Hari
Story (Writing)
1950
My Beloved Juan
Writer (Writing)
1950
Siempre vuelven de madrugada
Writer (Writing)
1949
An Ordinary Woman
Dialogue (Writing)
1949
El extraño caso de la mujer asesinada
Theatre Play (Writing)
1949
The Sunless Street
Screenplay (Writing)
1948
Ni pobre, ni rico, sino todo lo contrario
Writer (Writing)
1944
Castillo de naipes
Additional Dialogue (Crew)
1943
Intriga
Dialogue (Writing)
1942
Un bigote para dos
Dialogue (Writing)
1940
Los hijos de la noche
Additional Dialogue (Crew)
1939
Una de fieras
Story (Writing)
1934
Víctima del odio
1921
La inaccesible
1921
