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Two twins, separated at birth, meet again by chance many years later. One is a progressive but insensitive mayor of a small town, the other a clown at a circus.
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Two twins, separated at birth, meet again by chance many years later. One is a progressive but insensitive mayor of a small town, the other a clown at a circus.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Paul Baudisch, Nils Poppe, Adolf Schütz
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:AB Komiska Teatern
Cast
Nils Poppe
Director
Nils Poppe
Fabian Bom
Inga Landgré
Camilla Palm
Hjördis Petterson
Svea Holmström
Dagmar Ebbesen
Madam Marinetti-Bock
Arne Lindblad
Emanuel Bock
Torsten Lilliecrona
Beppo the clown
Gunnar Olsson
Julius
Elsa Ebbesen-Thornblad
Ester
Dagmar Olsson
Miss Olofsson
Bibi Andersson
Elvira
Marianne Gyllenhammar
Humorous lady
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