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Hans Lövgren happens to win a seal on a lottery during a trip to France. Terrified, he brings the seal home to his Paris apartment and tries to function together with the charming but barking guest.
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Hans Lövgren happens to win a seal on a lottery during a trip to France. Terrified, he brings the seal home to his Paris apartment and tries to function together with the charming but barking guest.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon, Pierre Billon
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Terrafilm
Cast
Åke Ohberg, Pierre Billon
Director
Åke Söderblom
Hans Lövgren
Margareta Fahlén
Gabriella Strandberg
Olof Winnerstrand
Claes-Herman Sundelius
Barbro Larsson
Diana Sundelius
Douglas Håge
Oscar
Börje Mellvig
Stenström
Sven Lindberg
Lovén, Zoologist
Jeanne Fusier-Gir
Lövgren's Housemaid
Pierre Bertin
UNESCO Director-General
René Alié
Policeman (uncredited)
Odette Barencey
Woman (uncredited)
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