La cigüeña distraída

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La cigüeña distraída (English: The Distracted Stork) is a 1966 Mexican comedy film directed by Emilio Gómez Muriel and starring the double act Viruta y Capulina, performed by Marco Antonio Campos and Gaspar Henaine.

Two different women give birth to twin brothers in a hospital, and when they are discussing outside the hospital, the fathers (Viruta and Capulina), confuse their babies when they say goodbye one another. Some years after, one of the couples is a pair of rich and well educated brothers that are meant to be married to a couple of rich sisters, Alma and Maria Castillo, while the other couple of brothers, a poor but friendly unemployed guys, fall in love with Emilia and Rosita, the maids of the rich twin brothers. When the two couples meet, confusion is ensued in all sides. After several situations that almost break the compromise of all four couples, the girls realize about the problem and make amends with the boys.

• Marco Antonio Campos as Viruta Palacios / Viruta Corrales
• Gaspar Henaine as Capulina Palacios / Capulina Corrales
• Alma Delia Fuentes as María Castillo
• María Duval as Alma Castillo
• Emily Cranz as Emilia
• Rosa María Vázquez as Rosita
• Antonio Henaine as Capulina, Jr.
• Francisco Navarrete as Viruta, Jr.
• Fannie Kauffman as Mrs. Palacios
• Óscar Ortiz de Pinedo as Attorney Atenógeres Castillo
• Arturo Castro as Attorney Arturo Castro
• Mary Ellen as Miss Offside
• Antonio Raxel as Don Antonio
• Mario García "Harapos" as The Short Thief
• Pedro de Urdimalas as Jaime
• Nathanael León as Bowler
• Gloria Chávez as The First Midwife
• Arturo Correa as Bermúdez
• Rosa Carbajal as Doña Regina
• Roy Fletcher as Journalist
• Ramón Valdés as The Skinny Thief
• Evelyn Ortiz as Mrs. Corrales
• Perla Walter as Bowler Woman
• José Jasso as Mr. Cejudo (uncredited)
• Armando Gutiérrez as Don Gelasio (uncredited)

• La cigüeña distraída at IMDb