65, 66, and Me Trailer

65, 66, and Me Trailer (1936)

23 November 1936 Comedy 89 mins

Wholesaler Pettersson ends up in the military after being mixed up with a soldier on the run, who has stolen his identity.

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Cast

Thor Modéen

as Karl-Alfred Pettersson

Carl Hagman

as 65 Petrus Ramlösa

Elof Ahrle

as 66 Pelle Frisk

Katie Rolfsen

as Amalia Jönsson

Allan Bohlin

as Lt. Nils Tjäder

Elsa Carlsson

as Lisa Pettersson

Greta Wenneberg

as Ellen Pettersson

Artur Cederborgh

as Fritiof Blomberg

Nils Jacobsson

as Hallén, the Lawyer

Sigge Fürst

as Police constable

Hugo Jacobson

as Sgt. Andersson

Olav Riégo

as Police inspector

Rolf Botvid

as Waiter at Grand

Åke Grönberg

as Castle guard

Karl Kinch

as Doctor

Hartwig Fock

as Plainclothes policeman

Crew

Alva Lundin

Alva Lundin Title Graphics

Jules Sylvain

Original Music Composer

Elner Åkesson

Elner Åkesson Director of Photography

Nils Whiten

Nils Whiten Unit Manager

Arne Åkermark

Arne Åkermark Art Direction

Manne Lundh

Manne Lundh Makeup Artist

Axel Frische

Axel Frische Theatre Play

Rolf Husberg

Rolf Husberg Assistant Director

Gösta Wallenius

Original Music Composer

International Releases Dates

Denmark 01 March 1937

Finland 11 April 1937

Norway 23 March 1937

Sweden 23 November 1936

Production Companies

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