Den store amatören (1958)Director:Hasse EkmanWriter:Hasse Ekman |
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Title: Den store amatören (1958)
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Martin Ljung | ... |
Alfred Erlandsson
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Marianne Bengtsson | ... |
Linda Svensson
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Hasse Ekman | ... |
Max Wallby
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Yngve Gamlin | ... |
Mayor Lilja
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Sven-Eric Gamble | ... |
Roffe
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Einar Axelsson | ... |
Victor Wirén
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Brita Borg | ... |
Herself
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Bullan Weijden | ... |
Olga af Klinting
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Berndt Westerberg | ... |
Police Captain
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Margit Andelius | ... |
Ms. Krans-Westerlund
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John Melin | ... |
Grönwall
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Georg Skarstedt | ... |
Nibbelöf
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Hanny Schedin | ... |
Linda's aunt
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John Norrman | ... |
Auto repair man
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Astrid Bodin | ... |
Ms. Knarring
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Hasse Ekmans strålande roliga showfilm i färgGenres:
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SwedenLanguage:
SwedishRelease Date:
23 June 1958 (Sweden) See more »Filming Locations:
Svensk Filmindustri, Filmstaden, Råsunda, Stockholms län, SwedenCompany Credits
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Composed by Bengt Hallberg
Lyrics by Hasse Ekman
Performed by Martin Ljung
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"Fårets sång"Composed by Bengt Hallberg
Lyrics by Hasse Ekman
Performed by Martin Ljung
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Slightly retarded police officer and spare time actor Alfred Erlandsson (played by Martin Jung) falls in love with seventeen year old dancer Linda Svensson (Marianne Bengtsson), but is to shy to tell her. Mrs Svensson is discovered and moves to the big city. Will Erlandsson get her back?
I do not know if this film was ever very funny, but if it was, it has not aged very well. If you like films where police officers in their thirties fall in love with teenagers and people cover their faces with shoe polish to impersonate black people, then this film is for you. Otherwise, stay well clear. Also, Povel Ramel makes an unwelcome appearance as a viking near the end.