Kipparikvartetti Trailer

Kipparikvartetti Trailer (1952)

05 September 1952 Comedy, Music 80 mins

Composer and program director Harri forms a quartet, recruiting Apon, Teika, Kauko, and Olli as members. Based on an idea from Olli's beloved Raija, the ensemble is named the Kipparikvartetti.

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Cast

Olavi Virta

as Olli Joki

Auvo Nuotio

as Apo Rovio

Teijo Joutsela

as Teikka Ankkanen

Liisa Tuomi

as Raija Rahala

Eero Roine

as Harri Vuorivirta

Leo Lähteenmäki

as Lorenz van Leuven (uncredited)

Kaisu Leppänen

as Mrs. Rahala (uncredited)

Vilho Ruuskanen

as Paukku (uncredited)

Kauko Laurikainen

as Pönttö (uncredited)

Heikki Savolainen

as Masto (uncredited)

Masa Niemi

as Jussi (uncredited)

Valle Vanhatalo

as Savinen (uncredited)

Lennart Lauramaa

as Pettersson (uncredited)

Pentti Irjala

as Ranstila (uncredited)

Anton Soini

as Andersson (uncredited)

Crew

Harry Bergström

Original Music Composer

Tuulikki Uskali

Tuulikki Uskali Hairstylist

Pentti Taivainen

Pentti Taivainen Makeup Artist

Vivan Gustafsson

Vivan Gustafsson Hairstylist

Pentti Valkeala

Pentti Valkeala Director of Photography

Ville Salminen

Ville Salminen Production Design

Erkki Tolvanen

Erkki Tolvanen Still Photographer

Kaarlo Hiltunen

Kaarlo Hiltunen Choreographer

Ellen Pyhälä

Ellen Pyhälä Script Supervisor

Matti Silvantie

Matti Silvantie Sound Assistant

Kaarlo Wilska

Kaarlo Wilska Location Manager

Eka Karppanen

Eka Karppanen Title Designer

International Titles

Skepparkvartetten Trailer

International Releases Dates

Finland 05 September 1952

Production Companies

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