Lars Hård (1948)
Overview
Young drifter tells his story in flashback from prison.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | sv |
| Popularity | 0.384 |
Directed By
Hampe Faustman
Crew
Lennart Wallén
Jan Fridegård
Rune Waldekranz
Alva Lundin
Erland von Koch
Hampe Faustman
P.A. Lundgren
Carl-Eric Edlund
TOP CAST
George Fant
Lars Hård
Adolf Jahr
Johan Hård
Elsa Widborg
Lars' mother
Eva Dahlbeck
Inga
Ulla Smidje
Maj
Rut Holm
Coachman's wife
Torsten Bergström
Coachman
Hugo Björne
Chimney-sweep
Carl Ström
Friendly prison guard
Hampe Faustman
Priest at prison
Tord Bernheim
Guard at the penal labour institution
Sif Ruud
Child welfare officer
Ann Mari Uddenberg
Marta
Artur Rolén
Andersson
Gustaf Lövås
Prisoner
Axel Högel
Prisoner
Josua Bengtson
Åhs, prisoner no. 27
Arne Källerud
Oskar
David Erikson
Prisoner
Sten Lindgren
Prison officer
Åke Fridell
Cruel prison guard
Tekla Sjöblom
Cottager's wife
Ivar Wahlgren
Parish constable
Georg Skarstedt
Farm hand reading from a book
Olav Riégo
Manager of penal labour institution
Hanny Schedin
Praying woman at mother's bed
Wilma Malmlöf
Praying woman at mother's bed
Nils Nordståhl
Farm hand
Stig Johanson
Farm hand
Birger Lensander
Paroled prisoner
Gösta Holmström
Lieutenant at Maj's party
Inga Gill
Maid
Sten Larsson
Cottager's son
Lars Ekborg
Cottager's son
John Norrman
Prisoner
Gösta Gustafson
Prisoner at Långholmen prison
Aurore Palmgren
Old woman with milk bucket
Hugo Jacobson
Prison guard at Långholmen prison
Eric Laurent
Police officer taking Lars to Långholmen prison
Tord Stål
Judge
Rune Stylander
Man on bicycle at Midsummer dance
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