Complete credited cast: | |||
Inger Nilsson | ... | Pippi Långstrump | |
Maria Persson | ... | Annika | |
Pär Sundberg | ... | Tommy | |
Beppe Wolgers | ... | Kapten Långstrump | |
Martin Ljung | ... | Jocke med kniven | |
Jarl Borssén | ... | Blod-Svente (as Jarl Borsén) | |
Alfred Schieske | ... | Innkeeper | |
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Wolfgang Völz | ... | Oscar |
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Nikolaus Schilling | ... | Kalle |
Staffan Hallerstam | ... | Marko | |
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Öllegård Wellton | ... | Annika's mother |
Fredrik Ohlsson | ... | Annika's father | |
Tor Isedal | ... | Pedro | |
Håkan Serner | ... | Franko |
With their parents on vacation, Tommy and Annika spend time with their wonderful friend Pippi Longstocking at her cottage Villa Villekulla, until she finds a bottle with a message from her father Captain Efraim Longstocking, who warns her that he was captured by a band of evil pirates led by Blood-Svente and Jock the Knife, who hold him prisoner in their castle on the island of Porto Piluse, so they can find the secret location of his treasure. Pippi, Tommy and Annika then travel to Porto Piluse to rescue her father before he is forced to reveal the whereabouts of his treasure... Written by John Paul Cassidy <ryuuseipro@cavtel.net>
I just want to agree with fedtho that people who votes an 6 or less must see the film from a miserable perspective. Cause here in this movie we have a really good person worthy of imitation. Pippi is more like an superhero for every children (without super mussels or rocket launchers). She also fights for the weakest of children.
Children needs a girl like Pippi who aren't perfect looking but just as perfect as she is created.