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10 year anniversary revue for the Knäppupp company, performances of both old and new material.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Swedish

Runtime

119 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

03 October 1964

Country

Sweden

Cast

Povel Ramel

Povel Ramel

Various

Brita Borg

Brita Borg

Various

Gunwer Bergkvist

Gunwer Bergkvist

Various

Sune Mangs

Sune Mangs

Various

Birgitta Andersson

Birgitta Andersson

Various

Martin Ljung

Martin Ljung

Various

Rolf Bengtsson

Rolf Bengtsson

Various

Hugo Hagander

Hugo Hagander

Various

Allan Johansson

Allan Johansson

Various

Tore Bark

Tore Bark

Various

Oscar Rundqvist

Oscar Rundqvist

Various

Leif Asp

Leif Asp

Various

Britt Ekland

Britt Ekland

Various

Harry Asklund

Harry Asklund

Various

Bengt Berger

Bengt Berger

Various

Harriet Forssell

Harriet Forssell

Various

Mille Schmidt

Mille Schmidt

Various

Olof Frenzel

Olof Frenzel

Various

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