Emelie Högqvist Trailer

Emelie Högqvist Trailer (1939)

26 December 1939 Drama 110 mins

Emelie Högqvist is an actress at the Royal Theatre who gets involved in an intimate relationship with the Crown Prince Oscar.

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Cast

Signe Hasso

as Emelie Högqvist

Georg Rydeberg

as Prince Oscar

Anna Lindahl

as Hanna Högqvist

Sture Lagerwall

as Jean Högqvist

Tollie Zellman

as Mrs. Högqvist

Karl-Arne Holmsten

as Christer Örnclou

Georg Løkkeberg

as Arthur Bloomfield

Björn Berglund

as August Blanche

Bengt Djurberg

as Wilhelm von Braun

Elsa Burnett

as Princess Josephine

Irma Christenson

as Marianne Berend

Olof Winnerstrand

as Baron von Brinkman

Sven Bergvall

as Col. Fleming

Anna-Lisa Baude

as Mrs. Grönlund

Hilding Gavle

as Claes Stjernholm

Crew

Harry Malmstedt

Harry Malmstedt Assistant Director

Julius Jaenzon

Julius Jaenzon Director of Photography

Hasse Ekman

Hasse Ekman Assistant Director

Stellan Claësson

Stellan Claësson Production Manager

Allan Egnell

Allan Egnell Costume Design

Jules Sylvain

Original Music Composer

Arne Åkermark

Arne Åkermark Production Design

International Titles

Filmen om Emelie Högqvist Trailer

International Releases Dates

Sweden 26 December 1939

Production Companies

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