Little Martin Returns Trailer

Little Martin Returns Trailer (1948)

14 August 1948 Comedy 80 mins

Sture Letterström and Kurre Svensson take on the task of rescuing a secret document during World War II from a group of Swedish Nazis. Since both of them are known by the local Nazis, Sture takes on the role of Miss Märta Letterström, and Kurre also has to make use of his feminine side as well as a dress.

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Cast

Stig Järrel

as Sture Lagerström

Hasse Ekman

as Second Lieutenant Svensson

Sten Larsson

as Dr. Vogel

Hugo Jacobsson

as Godsägare Bruzell

Tollie Zellman

as His wife

Hugo Jacobsson

as Landlord Bruzell

Brita Borg

as Inga

Benkt-Åke Benktsson

as Dr. Bauerbrecht

Hjördis Petterson

as Fräulein Schultze

Douglas Håge

as Attorney Sonne

Gunnar Björnstrand

as The Captain

Margit Andelius

as Miss Synnergren (uncredited)

Frithiof Bjärne

as Security Police Officer (uncredited)

Helga Brofeldt

as Mrs. Franzén (uncredited)

Sven-Axel Carlsson

as Young Boy (uncredited)

David Erikson

as Conductor (uncredited)

Crew

Arne Lundh

Arne Lundh Makeup Artist

Hasse Ekman

Director

Hasse Ekman

Original Music Composer

Lasse Swärd

Lasse Swärd Script Supervisor

Sune Waldimir

Sune Waldimir Music Arranger

Hasse Ekman

Hasse Ekman Lyricist

Hasse Ekman

Hasse Ekman Special Effects

Hasse Ekman

Hasse Ekman Dialogue

Hasse Ekman

Hasse Ekman Scenario Writer

Sune Waldimir

Original Music Composer

Arne Lundh

Arne Lundh Wigmaker

Kai Gullmar

Original Music Composer

Sven Lindberg

Sven Lindberg Assistant Director

Sven Thermænius

Sven Thermænius Director of Photography

International Titles

Pikku Märtan paluu Trailer

International Releases Dates

Sweden 14 August 1948

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