Pikku pelimannista viulun kuninkaaksi Trailer

Pikku pelimannista viulun kuninkaaksi Trailer (1949)

01 April 1949 Drama, Family 73 mins

After ending up in an orphanage, Olavi sets out to find his mother. While playing the violin on the street, his exceptional talent catches the attention of a music school professor, who takes him under his wing.

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Cast

Aku Korhonen

as Professor

Kaarlo Marjanen

as Narrator (voice) (uncredited)

Anni Hämäläinen

as Kaisa (uncredited)

Lasse Lagus

as Kalle (uncredited)

Irja Elstelä

as Greta (uncredited)

Leena Valkeala

as Leena Valkeala (uncredited)

William Reunanen

as William Reunanen (uncredited)

Taisto Lindegren

as Taisto Lindegren (uncredited)

Fiinu Autio

as Fiinu Autio (uncredited)

Olavi Suominen

as Olavi Suominen (uncredited)

Crew

Erik Blomberg

Erik Blomberg Director of Photography

Kauno Laine

Kauno Laine Assistant Camera

Olavi Tuomi

Olavi Tuomi Assistant Camera

Eka Karppanen

Eka Karppanen Title Designer

Boris Sirpo

Original Music Composer

Ossi Elstelä

Ossi Elstelä Production Design

Marius Raichi

Marius Raichi Director of Photography

Karl Fager

Karl Fager Production Design

Anna-Liisa Riihimäki

Anna-Liisa Riihimäki Script Supervisor

International Titles

Från liten spelman till violinkung Trailer

International Releases Dates

Finland 01 April 1949

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