Pelle Svanslös (1991)
Overview
A filmed stage production of the story of Pelle Svanslös, the cat who lost his tail as a kitten, and his interactions with all the other cats in the neighbourhood.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | sv |
| Popularity | 0.265 |
Directed By
Knut Hendriksen
Crew
Sven Jarnerup
Tommy Lannge
Carin Blum
Per-Erik Liljeström
Erland von Koch
Per-Olof Runa
Arne Suttner
Rannveig Glimskär Wiktorsson
Eva-Helene Wiktorsson
Jan Askelöf
Olle Bolander
Rigmor Bewö-Lundblad
Johan Molander
Karin Ahnborg
Marie Wretman
Yvonne Persson
Birgitta Stenqvist
Tore Johnsson
Gunnar Kock
Madeleine Lundevall-Bolin
Gunilla Löfvenberg
Petra Palmer
Katarina Trovallius
Björn Hallman
Ann-Cathrine Byström
Christer Lindarw
Anita Merkelius
Christina Sjöblom
Knut Hendriksen
Roland Engström
Margareta Ferm
Olle Bolander
Bertil Wikman
Nils Bylon
Yngve Mansvik
Lennart Duvsjö
Bengt Nyman
Lars Ekdahl
Göran Österberg
Ann-Christine Wickberg
Cecilia Olsson
Gösta Knutsson
Anna Blylods
TOP CAST
Mark Bartholdsson
Pelle Svanslös
Iwa Sörenson
Maja Gräddnos
Magnus Lindén
Elaka Måns
Hans Dornbusch
Bill
Roland Häggström
Bull
Lars Kullenbo
Elaka Konrad
Solweig Lindström
Frida
Rolf Cederlöf
Feta Trisse
Gunilla Söderström
Gammel-Maja
Bengt Lindberger
Rickard från Rickomberga
Ragne Wahlroth
Murre från Skogstibble
Gunilla Wallin
Gullan från Arkadien
Tord Slättegård
Fritz / Har-Olle
Erika Sanfridsson
Fridolf
Anna Zetterström
Fridolfina
Olle af Klintberg
Fridolin
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