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Money Makes the Man
Hjalle and his colleague get over a large amount of money at a break. This changes their lives to a more luxurious existence, but one day, Hjalle meets a woman who has good contact with God, and this affects Hjalle's conscience ...
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Hjalle and his colleague get over a large amount of money at a break. This changes their lives to a more luxurious existence, but one day, Hjalle meets a woman who has good contact with God, and this affects Hjalle's conscience ...
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Genre:TV Movie, Drama
Written By:Lars Molin
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:SVT
Cast
Lars Molin
Director
Pierre Lindstedt
Hjalle Hjalmarsson
Lars Hansson
Göte Karlsson
Eva Gröndahl
Lina
Roland Hedlund
Pastor
Carl-Gustaf Lindstedt
Rulle
Helge Skoog
Police Inspector
Rico Rönnbäck
Factory Manager
Gösta Engström
Party Guest
Lena T. Hansson
Post-office clerk
Jessica Zandén
Factory Manager's Wife
Lasse Pettersson
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