Swinging at the Castle Trailer

Swinging at the Castle Trailer (1959)

08 March 1959 Comedy 96 mins

Love triangle between Svante, his fiancee Inga and Sophie, a girl from a rich family.

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Cast

Alice Babs

as Inga "Trollet" Larsson

Sven Lindberg

as Svante Lamander

Yvonne Lombard

as Sophie Gesping

Gunnar Björnstrand

as Agne C:son Stressberg

Karl-Arne Holmsten

as Conke Lundberg

Lars Lönndahl

as Lars Anders "Kurre" Ström

Simon Brehm

as Simon

Hjördis Petterson

as Madam Rochelle

Bullan Weijden

as Baroness Gesping

Sif Ruud

as Mrs Brick

Lena Granhagen

as Adelaide

John Norrman

as Baron Gesping

Ulrik Neumann

as Ulrik Neumann

Little Gerhard

as Little Gerhard

Crew

Charles Redland

Original Music Composer

Carl-Henry Cagarp

Carl-Henry Cagarp Unit Production Manager

P.A. Lundgren

P.A. Lundgren Production Design

Allan Ekelund

Allan Ekelund Production Manager

Gunnar Fischer

Gunnar Fischer Director of Photography

Bengt Hallberg

Original Music Composer

Alf Kjellin

Director

International Titles

Det svänger på slottet Trailer

International Releases Dates

Sweden 08 March 1959

Production Companies

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