Una chica casi decente (English: An Almost Decent Girl) is a 1971 Spanish comedy film directed by Germán Lorente and starring Rocío Jurado, Adolfo Celi, and Máximo Valverde.
Plot César Martín, widely known by his criminal alias "El Duque" (The Duke), is a charming and highly sophisticated swindler. Despite his career in the criminal underworld, his primary motivation in life is his deep affection for his beautiful daughter, Silvia. El Duque wants nothing more than for Silvia to grow up to be a respectable, upper-class lady, completely detached from his illicit activities.
However, circumstances complicate his aspirations, and Silvia eventually becomes entangled in one of her father's elaborate confidence schemes. The operation requires them to recruit Daniel, a handsome young actor. The plan dictates that Daniel must charm and seduce a wealthy millionaire woman, allowing the group to exploit her fortune.
As the scheme is set into motion, unexpected romantic and logistical complications arise. The situation spirals out of control, placing Silvia in direct legal jeopardy. Realizing that his daughter's future and freedom are at stake, El Duque chooses to protect her by taking full responsibility for the operation, ultimately surrendering himself to the authorities.
Cast Rocío Jurado - Silvia Adolfo Celi - El Duque Máximo Valverde - Daniel Mirta Miller Manuel Gómez Bur Luis Sánchez Polack José Luis Coll Mary Paz Pondal (as Mari Paz Pondal) Rafael Hernández Valentín Tornos Juanito Navarro Tomás Blanco Manuel de Blas Frank Braña
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