Jens Mons in America Trailer

Jens Mons in America Trailer (1947)

24 March 1947 Comedy 101 mins

Jens Månsson has big financial problems and realizes that he probably has to leave his dear Skåne farm Gåsabo. But suddenly, he inherits a fortune from his brother John in America.

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Cast

Edvard Persson

as Jens Månsson

Stig Olin

as Johnny Andersson

Bojan Westin

as Marie-Louise

Cecil B. DeMille

as Self (uncredited)

Sven Arvor

as Lawyer (uncredited)

Bertil Berglund

as County constable (uncredited)

Edvard Danielsson

as Bank clerk (uncredited)

Berns De Reaux

as Shoeshiner (uncredited)

Erik Frank

as Accordion player (uncredited)

Hortensia Hedström

as Dorothy Smith (uncredited)

Kerstin Holmberg

as Bank clerk (uncredited)

Björn Holmström

as Detective (uncredited)

Einar Hylander

as Consulate secretary in New York (uncredited)

Vincent Jonasson

as Steward on Drottningholm (uncredited)

Crew

Alvar Kraft

Original Music Composer

Bertil Palmgren

Bertil Palmgren Director of Photography

Mack Stengler

Mack Stengler Director of Photography

International Titles

Jens Mons in America Trailer

International Releases Dates

Sweden 24 March 1947

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