Lenin, You Rascal, You Trailer

Lenin, You Rascal, You Trailer (1972)

15 February 1972 Comedy 98 mins

A comedy based on partially authentic events. The year is 1917, World War I is raging and dividing Germany between west and east. The Russian tsar is deposed. Lenin, who is in Zurich, wants to start a revolution – but how? An unbroken chain of accidents and assassination attempts ends in St. Petersburg, Lenin's target. This marks the beginning of 10 days that will shake the world.

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Cast

Peter Steen

as Lenin

Dirch Passer

as General Ludendorff

Jørgen Ryg

as Adjudant Mühlhausen

Judy Gringer

as Madame Holliday

Ove Sprogøe

as Mulligan

Eva Danné

as Vanessa

Ulf Pilgaard

as Train Engineer

Otto Brandenburg

as Czar's Bodyguard

Bodil Udsen

as German Social Democrat

Gotha Andersen

as Piberenseren

International Titles

Lenin din gavtyv Trailer

International Releases Dates

Denmark 15 February 1972

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