A comedy about the young notary Thore, who mistakenly opens a private letter to his boss, lawyer Larsson. The letter says that a certain Eva Larsson will inherit a piece of land in Guatemala, containing large oil deposits. A baby photo of Eva has been included for identification, and when Thore is fired for his mistake he happens to bring the photo with him.
Kåge Gimtell
Director
Thore Skogman
Thore Andersson
Gunilla Ohlsson
Eva Larsson
Carl-Gustaf Lindstedt
Lasse von Schlobbendorff
Siv Ericks
Ms. "Patsy" Patricia
Åke Söderqvist
The Chef
Tor Isedal
Bernardo
Nils Hallberg
Monk
Rune Lindström
Monk
Carl-Axel Elfving
Monk
Hjördis Petterson
Mrs. Karlsson
Håkan Westergren
Attorney Justus Larsson
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