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Fredrik isn’t the bravest of men, but now he is faced with a great responsibility and an enormous task - to get the entire Norwegian gold reserve away from the Nazis during the invasion of Norway.
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Fredrik isn’t the bravest of men, but now he is faced with a great responsibility and an enormous task - to get the entire Norwegian gold reserve away from the Nazis during the invasion of Norway.
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Genre:War, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Thomas Moldestad, Jørgen Storm Rosenberg, Sofia Lersol Lund
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Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:74 Entertainment, Viaplay Group
Cast
Hallvard Bræin
Director
Jon Øigarden
Fredrik Haslund
Ida Elise Broch
Nini Haslund Gleditsch
Sven Nordin
Odd Henry
Eivind Sander
Major Bjørn Sunde
Axel Bøyum
Ingvar
Morten Svartveit
Nordahl Grieg
Anatole Taubman
Major Otto Stoltmann
Thorbjørn Harr
Oscar Torp
Gard B. Eidsvold
Andreas Lund
Terje Strømdahl
Nicolai Rygg
Karin Klouman
Irene Haslund
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