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Title: The Scorpion (24 Oct 2010)
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| Peter Haber | ... | Martin Beck | |
| Mikael Persbrandt | ... | Gunvald Larsson | |
| Björn Bengtsson | ... | Daniel Orrberg | |
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Källa Bie | ... | Monika Everdag |
| Marie Göranzon | ... | Margareta Oberg | |
| Ing-Marie Carlsson | ... | Bodil Lettermark | |
| Måns Nathanaelson | ... | Oskar Bergman | |
| Ingvar Hirdwall | ... | Grannen | |
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Peter Hüttner | ... | Oljelund |
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Elisabet Carlsson | ... | Lillemor Bernér (as Elisabeth Carlsson) |
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Magnus Mark | ... | Hugo Bernér |
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Embla Hjulström | ... | Simone Bernér |
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Hampus Nyström | ... | Leo Everdag |
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Simon Blyberg | ... | Sebastian Everdag |
| Ylva Lööf | ... | Viola Furnäs | |
The Storyline, shown twice on this page, has nothing to do with this episode, which deals with an abused woman and (spoiler) the policeman who has abused her and killed her ex-husband , not with "reach across borders" or "odds with the Intelligence service" or "seedy underworld transactions and links."
Does anyone really know how many movies have been done, using these characters created by Swedish crime writers Sjöwall/Wahlöö? These authors used to be very much to the political left. But times change. I would say they have sold out. Completely.
But never mind, "Beck-Skarpt Läge" is one of the better ones in this endless line of movies, using the policemen Beck and Larsson. They this time deal with wife abusers and obviously, the plot becomes more effective, when it is about so called everyday crime.
Rather exciting, even if you too soon get to know who the murderer is. Peter Haber and Mikael Persbrandt are not that tired in their acting performance. This is not for an international audience, but it's functioning in it's Swedish environment.