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Täcknamn Coq Rouge (1989)Director:Per Berglund |
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Title: Täcknamn Coq Rouge (1989)
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Cast
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Lennart Hjulström | ... | |
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Roland Hedlund | ... |
Folkesson
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Anette Kischinowsky | ... |
Fatumeh
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Nick Burnell | ... |
Meyer
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Johansson
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Tjadden Hällström | ... |
Ljungdahl
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Tove Granditsky | ... |
Shulamit Hanegbi
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Lena T. Hansson | ... |
Eva Hamilton
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| Gustaf Skarsgård | ... |
Erik Hamilton
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Tuncel Kurtiz | ... |
Al-Houl
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Country:
SwedenRelease Date:
25 August 1989 (Sweden) See more »Also Known As:
Code Name Coq Rouge See more »Box Office
Gross:
SEK 17,740,452 (Sweden)Company Credits
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I was really pleasantly surprised to see this bit in video-store and as it gave the chance to see Stellan Skarsgård I gladly grabbed it with me. I had no expectations, which was good, so I didn't need to get disappointed. I laughed so heartily to the Säpo-guys, the contrast between them and Hamilton was striking and all those comments concerning Säpo I remembered from the original books made me smile. OK, this was so much more modest than "Hamilton", but entertaining in it's own way, and convinced me that Stellan Skarsgård really is a man to see in movies. That one little nuditity-bit made every woman in front of the telly sigh in astonishment! We really didn't expect it... LOL Anyway, he's a great actor also with clothes on. :) A bit slow, a bit modest, but enough humour and some action - I've used 90 minutes for worse.