Tre glada tokar Trailer

Tre glada tokar Trailer (1942)

16 February 1942 Comedy 102 mins

The wealthy Rudolf Trane helps the unsuccessful vacuum-cleaner salesman Rhuter to find a girl called Marianne. Trane, Rhuter and Trane's manservant John pretend to be waiters when Marianne's family is having a large dinner.

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Cast

Elof Ahrle

as Rudolf Trane

Nils Poppe

as Brutus Rhuter

Solveig Hedengran

as Marianne Ek

Viran Rydkvist

as fru Mimmi Drake

Margot Ryding

as fru Anna Ek

Julia Cæsar

as Mrs. Nilsson

Carl Hagman

as poliskommissarie Birke

Åke Engfeldt

as Ivar Ström

Emil Fjellström

as Lediga Johan

Douglas Håge

as Bergner

David Erikson

as cigarrhandlaren

Rolf Botvid

as Police

Hanny Schedin

as gäst på Mariannes födelsedagsfest

Crew

Erik Whiten

Erik Whiten Makeup Artist

Frank Dalin

Frank Dalin "B" Camera Operator

Elner Åkesson

Elner Åkesson Director of Photography

Gunnar Sønstevold

Gunnar Sønstevold Music Arranger

Pewa Derwin

Pewa Derwin Music Arranger

Åke Nilsson

Åke Nilsson Sound Engineer

Sven Rüno

Original Music Composer

Bertil Duroj

Bertil Duroj Art Direction

International Releases Dates

Sweden 16 February 1942

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