Everybody at His Station Trailer (1940)

06 November 1940 Comedy 75 mins

Swedish comedy from 1940. Kurre Karlsson, a simple man of the people, will be called up for military training given by an anti-aircraft units at sea. He does not like the military and will do anything to get away. One day he steals a wallet and in it finds his paper suggesting that a spy is on the move who think stealing trade secrets about the weapons factory in Granefors.

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Cast

Aino Taube as Greta Eriksson

Elof Ahrle as 1740 Kurre Karlsson

Anders Henrikson as Bertil Erikson

Arnold Sjöstrand as Major Arvid Eng

Nils Ekman as Lennart Eriksson

Åke Grönberg as Landgren

Carl-Gunnar Wingård as Dirken Adelryd

Karl Kinch as Kandis

Ivar Kåge as Col. Nygren

Ragnar Widestedt as Major Lundblad

John Elfström as Lantis

Åke Uppström as Plåtis

Tord Stål as Captain Santesson

Inga-Bodil Vetterlund as Mrs. Landgren

Sven Bertil Norberg as Lt. Carlesson

Johan Falck as Lieutenant Nilsson

Crew

Anders Henrikson Director

Harry Iseborg Writer

Anders Henrikson Writer

Bengt Idestam-Almquist Writer

Gösta Bjurman Editor

Hilmer Peters Unit Manager

Adrian Bjurman Director of Photography

Ragnar Frisk Assistant Director

Torsten Lundqvist Writer

Bertil Duroj Production Design

Sven Rüno Original Music Composer

Erik Whiten Makeup Artist

Gunnar Löfgren Sound

Nils Kyndel Music Arranger

International Titles

All Hands on Deck Trailer

International Releases Dates

Sweden 06 November 1940

Production Companies

Svensk Talfilm

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