Cast
After teaming in Amantes, director Vicente Aranda and star, Victoria Abril reunited again in Intruso, their ninth collaboration.
Imanol Arias plays the role of Ángel, a man who has seen his life destroyed by those who now are giving him shelter. He becomes the catalyst of the conflicting love triangle in which their encounter derives. Imanol Arias had worked with Vicente Aranda before in El Lute, a film that was an artistic and commercial success. He was also the star of Aranda's previous film El Amante Bilingüe.
The role of the husband, after being declined by other actors, fell on Antonio Valero, who had had worked with Vicente Aranda and Imanol Arias in El Lute. Naím Thomas, who played Ángel as a child, has had a successful acting and singing career in Spain.
- Imanol Arias as Ángel
- Victoria Abril as Luisa
- Antonio Valero as Ramiro
- Alicia Rozas as Ángela
- Carlos Moreno as Ramirín
- Rebeca Roizo as Luisa as a child
- Naím Thomas as Ángel as a child
- Alejandro Sánchez as Ramiro as a child
- Alicia Agut ... Juliana
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