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In the Sign of the Gemini
It's 1930 and two record producers are competing to sign a big contract with the leading singer of the day. One kidnaps the other, thinking it's in the bag - unaware that his competitor has a twin who will step in to save the day.
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It's 1930 and two record producers are competing to sign a big contract with the leading singer of the day. One kidnaps the other, thinking it's in the bag - unaware that his competitor has a twin who will step in to save the day.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Drama
Written By:Werner Hedman
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Con Amore Film, Scanbox, Nordisk Film Denmark
Cast
Werner Hedman
Director
Ole Søltoft
Anthon Master / Benny Master
Cia Löwgren
Dolores Rossi
Karl Stegger
Max
Bent Warburg
Walther
Lise Henningsen
Misse
Preben Mahrt
Ulrik Ulvenstein, director of Onofon
Louise Frevert
Secretary Bibi
Anne Bie Warburg
Sussi
Lisbeth Olsen
Anne, Anthon's secretary
Arthur Jensen
Leopold
Eva Weinreich
Nora, Ulrik's Secretary
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