The Queen of the Night offers her daughter Pamina to Tamino, but he has to bring her back from her father and priest Sarastro. She gives a magic flute to Tamino and magic bells to the bird ...
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| Josef Köstlinger | ... | Tamino | |
| Irma Urrila | ... | Pamina | |
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Håkan Hagegård | ... | Papageno |
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Elisabeth Erikson | ... | Papagena |
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Britt-Marie Aruhn | ... | Första damen (First Lady) |
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Kirsten Vaupel | ... | Andra damen (Second Lady) |
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Birgitta Smiding | ... | Tredje damen (Third Lady) |
| Ulrik Cold | ... | Sarastro | |
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Birgit Nordin | ... | Nattens Drottning |
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Ragnar Ulfung | ... | Monostatos |
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Erik Sædén | ... | Talaren |
| Ulf Johansson | ... | Andra prästen (Second Priest) | |
| Gösta Prüzelius | ... | Första prästen (First Priest) | |
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Jerker Arvidson | ... | Vakt i Prövningarnas Hus |
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Hans Johansson | ... | Vakt i Prövningarnas Hus |
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The Queen of the Night offers her daughter Pamina to Tamino, but he has to bring her back from her father and priest Sarastro. She gives a magic flute to Tamino and magic bells to the bird hunter Papageno, who follows Tamino and wants to find a wife. The duo travels in a journey of love and knowledge. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Country:
SwedenLanguage:
SwedishRelease Date:
1 January 1975 (Sweden) See more »Also Known As:
The Magic Flute See more »Filming Locations:
Drottningholm Castle Theater, Drottningholm Castle, Drottningholm, Stockholms län, Sweden See more »Edit
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$650,000 (estimated)Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
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Color (Eastmancolor)Aspect Ratio:
1.37 : 1
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One of the people shown repeatedly during the overture is Alootook Ipeelie, one of Canada's best-known Inuit artists and poets. Ipeelie was attending a meeting of the International Inuit Circumpolar Conference in Stockholm during the production, and was picked off the street because of his unusual features. See more »Crazy Credits
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The Queen of the Night (Birgit Nordin) offers his daughter Pamina (Irma Urrila) to Tamino (Josef Köstlinger), but he has to bring her back from her father and priest Sarastro (Ulrik Cold). She gives a magic flute to Tamino and magic bells to the bird hunter Papageno (Håkan Hagegård), who follows Tamino and wants to find a wife. The duo travels in a journey of love and knowledge.
Ingmar Bergman's adaptation of the last opera of Mozart to the cinema is a homage of the master to the opera and theater. Sang in Swedish and divided in three parts, Bergman shows faces of the audience in the overture (I particularly did not like this part); the first act; the intermission, showing the backstage; and the second and last act. The cast in general is very beautiful, highlighting the singer Irma Urrila. My vote is seven.
Title (Brazil): "A Flauta Mágica" ("The Magic Flute")