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Nacka - Myten och människan
Documentary about the Swedish soccer legend Nacka Skoglund.
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Documentary about the Swedish soccer legend Nacka Skoglund.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Lisbeth Chambers
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Mediadistributörerna, SVT Dokumentär, SVT
Cast
Tom Alandh
Director
Nacka Skoglund
Self - (archive footage)
Tom Alandh
Self - Speakerröst
Georg Skoglund
Self - Storebror till Lennart
Karl-Ewert Skoglund
Self - Lillebror till Lennart
Nuccia Skoglund
Self - Lennars fru
Giorgio Skoglund
Self - Lennarts son
Berith Ekblad
Self - Lennarts ungdomskärlek
Bertil Rehnström
Self - Barndomsvän
Halvar Olin
Self - Barndomsvän
Bo Kjellström
Self - Barndomsvän
Sten Ahlner
Self - Sportjournalist
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