I huvet på n' Gamlin (1990)
Overview
Documentary about the Swedish humorist, film maker and artist Yngve Gamlin
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | sv |
| Popularity | 0.176 |
Directed By
Jonas Sima
Crew
Jonas Sima
Jonas Sima
Jonas Sima
Christer Abrahamsen
Lars Boberg
John Sune Carlson
Berndt Egerbladh
Gert Engström
Barbro Francke
Karl Haskel
Bertil Hedlund
Krister Nathanaelson
Kåge Sigurth
Lars-Eric Östergren
Birgitta Nordin
Thomas Barkenäs
Ulf Björnbäck
Clas Curdén
Tommy Eklund
Teuvo Heinonen
Gunnar Källander
Erik Eriksson
Börje Gustafsson
Greame McBride
Otto Påhlman
Lars Wiklund
Micke Kinnunen
Lena Olsson
Ragnar Samuelsson
Jonas Sima
Philip von Krusenstierna
Kenneth Jacobsson
Ralph Lundsten
Anders Myrdal
Carl-Erik Magnusson
Jan Stenmark
Ulla Roberts
TOP CAST
Yngve Gamlin
Self
Hans Alfredson
Self
Martin Ljung
Self
Povel Ramel
Self
Nils Petter Sundgren
Self
Gösta Ekman
Self
Björn Gustafson
Self
Edvard Matz
Self
Tage Erlander
Self (archive footage)
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