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'''''The Other One''''' (Original title: ''La otra'') is 1946 Mexican crime drama thriller directed by Roberto Gavaldón with [[Dolores del Rio]] in in dual role of twins sisters - poor manicurist María Méndez and rich heiress Magdalena Montes de Oca. Maria decides to murder her sister and pretend to be she. The film inspired the movie [[Dead Ringer]] by Warner Bros. with [[Bette Davis]]. | '''''The Other One''''' (Original title: ''La otra'') is 1946 Mexican crime drama thriller directed by Roberto Gavaldón with [[Dolores del Rio]] in in dual role of twins sisters - poor manicurist María Méndez and rich heiress Magdalena Montes de Oca. Maria decides to murder her sister and pretend to be she. The film inspired the movie [[Dead Ringer]] by Warner Bros. with [[Bette Davis]]. | ||
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The Other One (Original title: La otra) is 1946 Mexican crime drama thriller directed by Roberto Gavaldón with Dolores del Rio in in dual role of twins sisters - poor manicurist María Méndez and rich heiress Magdalena Montes de Oca. Maria decides to murder her sister and pretend to be she. The film inspired the movie Dead Ringer by Warner Bros. with Bette Davis.
The following weapons were used in the film The Other One (La otra):
Colt Police Positive
María Méndez (Dolores del Rio) use to the murder of her sister a Colt Police Positive revolver.
Colt Model 1903/1908
María Méndez as Magdalena (Dolores del Rio) pulls at Fernando (Víctor Junco) a hammerless Colt Model 1903/1908.
