Ä' vi gifta? Trailer

Ä' vi gifta? Trailer (1936)

09 March 1936 100 mins

The well-known musician and composer Åke Kjellberg wakes up in a nice Stockholm apartment. He lives in Count Sparvhök's empty home until it gets rented out.

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Cast

Adolf Jahr

as Åke Kjellberg, musiker og komponist

Nils Wahlbom

as Fingal Doffzén, fhv. kapellmester

Eleonor de Floer

as Monia Hylén

Einar Axelsson

as Bo Brehmerfeldt, Monias forlovede

Karin Ekelund

as Aino Linde

Stig Järrel

as Maestro O. Toni, fiolinist og komponist

Gösta Cederlund

as Direktør Birger Hylén, musikkforlegger, Monias far

Margit Andelius

as Charlotte Hylén, Monias mor

Hjördis Petterson

as Danserinne

Olav Riégo

as Herr Pettersson, direktør Hyléns medhjelper

Nils Johannisson

as Direktör Fredrik Millner

International Releases Dates

Sweden 09 March 1936

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