
The Brothers' Woman (1943)
Overview
City girl Emma marries the farmer Nicklas but gets involved in a love triangle with his brother Ragnar.
Production Companies

Additional Info
Budget | $0.00 |
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Revenue | $0.00 |
Original Language | sv |
Popularity | 2.521 |
Directed By
Gösta Cederlund
Crew
Gösta Cederlund
Ebba Richert
Ebba Richert
Sven Nygren
Stellan Claësson
Karl-Erik Alberts
Jules Sylvain
Bertil Duroj
Olle Jakobsson
Arne Mattsson
Ella Rosén
Olof Ås
Walter Boberg
Svenhugo Flodmark
Gunnar Johansson
Erik Whiten
Åke Nilsson
Alva Lundin
Sven Nygren
TOP CAST

Viveca Lindfors
Emma

Arnold Sjöstrand
Ragnar Botvide

Gunnar Sjöberg
Nicklas Botvide

Britta Holmberg
Agnes

Artur Rolén
Jaken

Carl Ström
Isaken
Anna Olin
Sanna

Helga Brofeldt
Ann-Kajsa

Gösta Cederlund
The Priest

Nils Ekman
Klemens (uncredited)

Henrik Schildt
Revival Preacher Wallin (uncredited)

Sten Sture Modéen
Fisherman Svante (uncredited)

Axel Högel
The Doctor (uncredited)
Brita Nordin
Maid on the Farm (uncredited)
Jullan Jonsson
The Cook at the Wedding Party (uncredited)
Lillie Wästfeldt
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Manetta Ryberg
Wedding Guest (uncredited)

Artur Cederborgh
Wedding Guest Who Proposes a Toast (uncredited)
Lisbeth Hedendahl
Maid at Wedding Party (uncredited)
John Sandling
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Gustaf Hedström
Wedding Guest (uncredited)

Hortensia Hedström
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Olof Ås
Haymaker (uncredited)
Erik Jakobson
Haymaker (uncredited)
Hartwig Fock
Man at the Fair (uncredited)
Verner Oakland
Man at the Fair (uncredited)

Birger Åsander
Drunk Man at the Fair (uncredited)
Sickan Castegren
Woman at the Revival Meeting (uncredited)
Carl Ericson
Man at the Revival Meeting (uncredited)
Inga-Lill Åhström
Woman at the Revival Meeting (uncredited)

Paul Hagman
Man at the Revival Meeting (uncredited)
Svante Pettersson
Fiddler at the Wedding Party (uncredited)
Sigvard Hult
Fiddler at the Wedding Party (uncredited)
Gunnar Almqvist
Man on the Dance Floor (uncredited)

Uno Larsson
Man at the Quarry (uncredited)

Anders Nyström
'Lill-Nicklas' (uncredited)