Qué hombre tan simpático (English: What a Charming Man!) is a 1943 Mexican comedy film directed by and starring Fernando Soler. Based on a farce by Carlos Arniches, the screenplay was written by Soler and Carlos Orellana. The film, produced by Diane Subervielle de Fontanals, premiered on April 4, 1943, featuring cinematography by Raúl Martínez Solares and music by Raúl Lavista.
Plot Paquito (Rafael Banquells) is a reckless former medical student leading a chaotic life in the city, caught between two women: cabaret singer Fanny (Gloria Marín) and showgirl Conchita (Carolina Barret). When his wealthy, ailing uncle, Don Pancho (Carlos Orellana), comes to town believing Paquito is a successful doctor, Paquito risks losing his inheritance.
To save him, Paquito's witty friend, Don Amable Corcuera (Fernando Soler), orchestrates a farcical deception, transforming a home into a fake clinic with the help of eccentric characters like Señor Feito (Manuel Medel). Amidst chaotic misunderstandings and romantic complications, the group attempts to fool the uncle, eventually leading to a resolution where Paquito faces his mistakes and secures his future.
Cast Fernando Soler as Don Amable Corcuera Gloria Marín as Fanny Manuel Medel as Señor Feito Blanca de Castejón as Doña Blanca Carlos Orellana as Don Pancho Carlos Villarías as Don Procopio Rafael Banquells as Paquito Carolina Barret as Conchita Aurora Segura as Manuela Armando Velasco as Don Plácido Edmundo Espino as Farmacéutico
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