Dirty Fingers Trailer (1973)

02 January 1973 Horror, Thriller, Crime 102 mins

A young woman dies from a drug overdose, and her brother and his friend try to find out who supplied her with the narcotics. Soon, they're chased all over Stockholm by the cruel but suave ring leader Harry and his thugs. Among the wildness is a fight in a brothel filled with naked girls, and when Servus, one of the thugs, fails to kill our heroes, Harry has his men kill Servus with a razor blade equipped glove. Oh, and the heroine is raped by a guy sucking on a comforter

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Cast

Peder Kinberg as Stefan Bergman, modefotograf

Isabella Kaliff as Tina, Stefans flickvän

Ulf Brunnberg as Jonas, Stefans kamrat

Heinz Hopf as Harry

Barbro Hiort af Ornäs as Stefans mor

Ulf Palme as Swan, advokat

Frank Sundström as Fredrik Bergman, Stefans far, domare

Lena Bergqvist as Lotta, Stefans syster

Per Mattsson as Peter Olsson, Lottas f.d. pojkvän

Jan-Olof Rydqvist as Doktor Nilsson, alias Servus, lejd mördare

Agneta Prytz as Peters hyresvärdinna

Tord Peterson as Kurre, gorilla

Olle Björling as Gorilla med napp

Claude Kazi-Tani as Gorilla

Lars Lind as Kommissarie Lundmark

Arne Ragneborn as Kurres partner, narkoman

Crew

Wic Kjellin Editor

P.A. Lundgren Production Design

Tage Sjöborg Sound

Ulla Stina Granat Makeup Artist

Carl-Olov Skeppstedt Editor

Anders Barréus Set Decoration

Arne Mattsson Director

Olov Svedelid Writer

Georg Riedel Music

Hans Dittmer Director of Photography

International Titles

Smutsiga fingrar Trailer

International Releases Dates

Sweden 02 January 1973

Production Companies

Stockholm Film

Inge Ivarsson Filmproduction

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