Mio min Mio Trailer (1984)
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Louise Raeder as Mio, Bosse
Marie Olofsson as Jum Jum, Benka
Hans Wahlgren as Sixten, Eno, Riddar Kato
Gunnar Ernblad as Svärdsmidaren, Andens röst
Johan Wahlström as Fåraherden Nonno, Lollo
Maria Kulle as Tant Edla
Sweden 01 January 1984
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10 February 1984
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