Laila Trailer

Laila Trailer (1937)

28 November 1937 80 mins

A story of Lap herders who rescue a baby from a herd of wolves and name her Laila (played by Aino Taube as an adult). The pictorial beauty of the country is complimented by action shots of wolves and reindeer.

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Cast

Aino Taube

as Laila

Ingjald Haaland

as Aslak Laagje

Siri Schnéevoigt

as Mor Laagje

Robert Johnson

as Kosti, Mellets far, rik lapp

Peter Höglund

as Mellet, hans sønn

Carl Deurell

as Pastor Hjort

Åke Ohberg

as Anders, hans sønn

Solveig Hedengran

as Inger, hans datter

Otto Landahl

as Pastor Borg

Finn Bernhoft

as Handelsmann Lind

Ibe Brekke

as Magga

International Titles

Lajla Trailer

En Saga Trailer

International Releases Dates

Denmark 20 December 1937

Finland 28 November 1937

United States 10 January 1938

Production Companies

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