Rovaniemen markkinoilla Trailer

Rovaniemen markkinoilla Trailer (1951)

11 October 1951 Comedy, Music 86 mins

Based on a song by the same name. It was the Genre Popularizer for the Rillumarei film and live entertainment genre that drew from the musical couplet genre of light, cleverly written, often satirical songs. Many of these films were based on an existing song, or a song was specifically written to be the foundation of a film.

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Cast

Esa Pakarinen

as Severi Suhonen

Reino Helismaa

as Roope Kormu

Jorma Ikävalko

as Julle Iloinen

Jorma Nortimo

as Hannes 'Hanski' Ropponen

Veikko Uusimäki

as Vuotuan Ville

Mai-Brit Heljo

as Kemijärven Hulda

Siiri Angerkoski

as Mimmi Lötjönen

Marja Korhonen

as Kaunis Sylvi

Kalle Rouni

as Mikko

Joel Asikainen

as Ville Kettunen (uncredited)

Antero Ruuhonen

as (uncredited)

Hannes Veivo

as (uncredited)

Lennart Lauramaa

as (uncredited)

Anton Soini

as (uncredited)

Vilho Ruuskanen

as (uncredited)

Veikko Linna

as (uncredited)

Crew

Kaarlo Nissilä

Kaarlo Nissilä Sound Assistant

Leena Valkeala

Leena Valkeala Script Supervisor

Pentti Unho

Pentti Unho Director of Photography

Aarre Koivisto

Aarre Koivisto Production Design

Toivo Kärki

Original Music Composer

Tuulikki Uskali

Tuulikki Uskali Hairstylist

Erkki Tolvanen

Erkki Tolvanen Still Photographer

Kauno Laine

Kauno Laine Director of Photography

Maila Tuomi

Maila Tuomi Script Supervisor

Kauno Laine

Kauno Laine Still Photographer

Olavi Suominen

Olavi Suominen Makeup Artist

Ädhäm Fethulla

Ädhäm Fethulla Location Manager

Eka Karppanen

Eka Karppanen Title Designer

International Titles

Marknad i Rovaniemi Trailer

International Releases Dates

Finland 11 October 1951

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