LA ÚLTIMA BALADA DE... VINEWOOD

Cast

Irene García Blanco

as Violet (Voice)

Amaia Gómez de la Parte

as Jeanette / Svetlana (Voices)

Javier Gómez de la Parte

as Marvin (Voice)

Alina Martín Souto

as Whitney / Secretary (Voices)

Miguel Gutiérrez Cuena

as Yohan (Voice)

Félix Gómez Gallego

as McClosky / Mercenary (Voices)

Miriam de la Parte Nanclares

as Governor (Voice)

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