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Elvis! Elvis!
The adventures of a small boy (Elvis), his mother and a male friend.
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The adventures of a small boy (Elvis), his mother and a male friend.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Maria Gripe, Kay Pollak
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:MovieMakers, Sandrews, Svenska Filminstitutet
Cast
Kay Pollak
Director
Lele Dorazio
Elvis
Lena-Pia Bernhardsson
Elvis' Mamma
Allan Edwall
Elvis' Grandfather
Kent Andersson
Brovall
Kim Anderzon
Anna-Rosa's Mother
Elisaveta
Elvis grandma
Kjerstin Dellert
Anna-Rosa's Grandma
Fred Gunnarsson
Elvis' Father
Victoria Grant
Anna-Rosa Pettersson
Svea Holst
Anna-Rosa's Great Grandmother
Gunnar Fredriksson
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