Life on the Hegn Farm Trailer

Life on the Hegn Farm Trailer (1938)

03 October 1938 Drama, Family 90 mins

Also known as Life on the Hegn Farm, this domestic drama is based on a popular novel by Jeppe Aakjear. Simple in the extreme, the story concerns the romantic travails of country lass Trine (Karen Nellemose), who is being forced into a wealthy marriage to a man she does not love.

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Cast

Holger Reenberg

as Wolle Rævsgaard

Willy Bille

as Karen Rævsgaard

Karin Nellemose

as Trine Rævsgaard

Peter S. Andersen

as Gamle Kræn Rævsgaard

Carl Heger

as Visti Andersen

Axel Frische

as Per Søwren

Sigrid Neiiendam

as Ane Søwren

Erik Henning-Jensen

as Gaardejer 'Hellig-Mads' Villadsen

Carlo Wieth

as Proprietær Nørholm

Kai Paaske

as Gaardejer Esper Vøvtrup

Sigurd Wantzin

as Gaardejer Søren Østergaard

Petrine Sonne

as Bitte-fip

Jakob Nielsen

as Forkarlen Anders

Alfred Bagger

as Røgteren Søren

Carl Lundbeck

as Slagter Ræber

Crew

Arne Weel

Director

Jeppe Aakjær

Jeppe Aakjær Theatre Play

Karl Andersson

Karl Andersson Director of Photography

Arne Weel

Arne Weel Producer

Aksel Agerby

Original Music Composer

Emil Reesen

Original Music Composer

Kai Uldall

Kai Uldall Art Direction

International Releases Dates

Denmark 03 October 1938

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