Som ni vill ha det (1986)
Overview
A production of Shakespeare's "As You Like It" filmed for television. After the overthrowing of the old duke by his tyrannical brother, the duke's daughter Rosalind disguises herself as a man and sets out to find her banished father while also counselling her clumsy suitor Orlando in the art of wooing.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | sv |
| Popularity | 0.774 |
Directed By
John Caird
Crew
William Shakespeare
John Caird
Sören Hintze
Jeanette Jensen
Eva Lindgren
Ulrika Nilsson
Carina Saxenberg
Bertil Bernhardtz
Birgitta Rhedin
Jörgen Düberg
Birgitta Egerbladh
Jan Kreigsman
Kristofer Röhr
Bengt-Åke Gustavsson
Bo Lindqvist
Christer Thorén
Leif Söderberg
Nils Lagerqvist
Håkan Nilsson
Jan Wictorinus
Staffan Axelsson
Pelle Wickman
Martin Lundbom
Anders Jobs
Ulla Stina Granat
Jan Askelöf
Claes Granat
Gábor Pasztor
Ann-Christine Wickberg
Änn-Marie Bergschöld
Bengt Wennehorst-Norman
Gerd Edwards
Göran O. Eriksson
Ilona Sekacz
Ultz
Ultz
Staffan Schein
Olle Karlsson
TOP CAST
Stina Ekblad
Rosalind / Ganymedes
Jan Dolata
Orlando
Lena T. Hansson
Celia
Måns Westfelt
Hertig Frederick
Allan Svensson
Monsieur le Beau
Ulf Lundmark
Amiens
Sven Strömersten-Holm
Oliver
Petter Westfelt
Jaques
Dick Eriksson
Dennis
EwaMaria Björkström-Roos
Audrey
Jessica Zandén
Phebe
Mats Bergman
Proba
Claes Ljungmark
Silvius
Pär Margulies
Various
Stefan Sauk
Various
Lasse Pettersson
Adam
Stig Gustavsson
Corin
Lars Dejert
William / Hymen
Murinka Bäcklund
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Fredrik Wåhlstedt
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