Dunungen Trailer

Dunungen Trailer (1941)

26 December 1941 Drama 90 mins

The shy Anne-Marie wants to marry the mayor's son despite his parents' opposition.

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Cast

Karin Nordgren

as Anne-Marie Ehinger

Adolf Jahr

as Teodor Fristedt

Hilda Borgström

as Gunilla Fristedt

George Fant

as Mauritz Fristedt

Gaby Stenberg

as Elisabet Westling

John Ericsson

as Karl-Otto

Wiktor Andersson

as Wilhelmsson, gardener (as Viktor Andersson)

Åke Claesson

as Borgström

Eric Gustafson

as Sekter Kolmodin

Yngve Nyqvist

as Fristedt, mayor

Millan Bolander

as Mrs. Fristedt

Olle Hilding

as Ehinger

Stina Ståhle

as Mrs. Ehinger

Crew

Allan Egnell

Allan Egnell Costume Design

Hugo Bolander

Hugo Bolander Assistant Director

Julius Jaenzon

Julius Jaenzon Director of Photography

Selma Lagerlöf

Selma Lagerlöf Theatre Play

Gunnar Johansson

Original Music Composer

Arne Åkermark

Arne Åkermark Production Design

International Releases Dates

Sweden 26 December 1941

Production Companies

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