National match Trailer

National match Trailer (1932)

29 March 1932 Drama 87 mins

Erik Andersson marries Brita Blomstedt. During the wedding party he drinks alcohol which he is not used to. Later that evening Erik is involved in a brawl that end with a policeman getting a knife in the back.

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Cast

Georg Blomstedt

as Lars Erik Andersson

Signe Lundberg-Settergren

as Stina Andersson

Fritiof Billquist

as Erik Andersson

Gun Holmqvist

as Brita Blomstedt

Olof Sandborg

as Mr. Andelius

Håkan Westergren

as Otto Andelius

Signhild Björkman

as Karin Lind

Nils Jacobsson

as Wilhelm Bergstedt

Arne Borg

as Roffe Ek

Emil Fjellström

as Bootlegger

Hjalmar Peters

as Ruben Lindqvist

Ragnar Falck

as Pelle Björk

Sigge Fürst

as Police officer

Holger Löwenadler

as District Judge

Georg Rydeberg

as District-court recording clerk

Crew

Elner Åkesson

Elner Åkesson Director of Photography

Louis Huch

Louis Huch Still Photographer

Arne Åkermark

Arne Åkermark Art Direction

Jules Sylvain

Original Music Composer

International Releases Dates

Finland 20 November 1932

Sweden 29 March 1932

Production Companies

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