Send Me a Count Trailer (1959)

16 July 1959 Comedy 87 mins

The burglar Karl Kilian Ledig tries to get his somewhat reluctant son Carl Gustaf interested in his "profession". He bring him along one evening to the sculpture Ulla-Carin von Knaake's house to break in and steal from her safe. Complications arise when Ulla-Carin and some of her friends unexpectedly come home and she imagines that Carl Gustaf is a model she has hired from a model agency.

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Cast

Carl-Gustaf Lindstedt as Carl Gustaf

Sigge Fürst as Karl Kilian Ledig

Ulla-Carin Rydén as Ulla-Carin von Knaake

Sif Ruud as Agda

Lill-Babs as Lill

Nils Hallberg as Ville Illmar

Hans Lindgren as Lindgren

Jan Molander as konsul Oscar Sluggstedt

Ulf Lindqvist as Uffe

Siv Ericks as Siv Sluggstedt

Hanny Schedin as Elin

Olle Hilding as violinist

Sigvard Törnqvist as ridläraren

Sten-Thorsten Thuul as balettmästaren

Sangrid Nerf as partygäst

Sten Gester as kandidat till rollen som greve i "Zigenarfurstinnan"

Crew

Gunnar Lundén-Welden Original Music Composer

Bertha Sånnell Costume Design

Carl-Gustaf Lindstedt Writer

George Bernard Shaw Writer

Max Wilén Director of Photography

Bibi Lindström Art Direction

Nils Skeppstedt Sound

Ulf Peder Olrog Original Music Composer

Carl-Olov Skeppstedt Editor

Rune Moberg Writer

Rune Lindström Writer

Bertha Sånnell Makeup Artist

Erik Whiten Makeup Artist

Torgny Anderberg Director

International Releases Dates

Sweden 16 July 1959

Production Companies

Triangelfilm

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