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A common shoe-shiner inherits a castle. Something his mean relatives dislikes. They try to scare him away with the help of fictional ghosts and other pranks.
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A common shoe-shiner inherits a castle. Something his mean relatives dislikes. They try to scare him away with the help of fictional ghosts and other pranks.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Bengt Lindér
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Terrafilm
Cast
Rolf Husberg
Director
Arne Källerud
Arne Mullin
Carl-Gustaf Lindstedt
Carl-Gustaf Grepeclou
Sture Lagerwall
Julius Grepeclou
Hjördis Petterson
Clara Grepeclou
Birgitta Andersson
Christina Grepeclou
Anita Lindblom
Anita
Sangrid Nerf
Torsten Lilliecrona
Karin Miller
Elsa Ebbesen-Thornblad
Olga Grepeclou, Carl-Gustaf’s aunt
Wiktor Andersson
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