Why ‘The Wiz’ is the Best Black Musical
'The Wiz' has the propensity for paying homage to black culture with R&B music, graffiti and jazzy elements that make it incredibly entertaining.
Peter Andersen
Peter Andersen is an agent. Neither a wholesaler nor a representative, but simply an agent. Unlike his wife, he has no honorable ambitions. He is an honest, peaceful and self-sufficient person who has dragged his whole life like a draft ox, whipped forward by a boss who constantly demands results, and by a family who still demands money for pleasures.
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Peter Andersen is an agent. Neither a wholesaler nor a representative, but simply an agent. Unlike his wife, he has no honorable ambitions. He is an honest, peaceful and self-sufficient person who has dragged his whole life like a draft ox, whipped forward by a boss who constantly demands results, and by a family who still demands money for pleasures.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
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Studio:Palladium
Cast
Svend Methling
Director
Carl Alstrup
Peter Andersen
Erika Voigt
Fru Ebba Andersen
Inger Lassen
Jenny Andersen
Poul Reichhardt
Harald Andersen
Asta Hansen
Benna
Gudrun Bruun Stephensen
Gertrud
Edgar Hansen
Artist Ewald Madsen
Victor Montell
Sagfører Sigurd Jonsen
Ingrid Matthiessen
Hushjælpen Agda
Marie Niedermann
Fru Rasmussen
Aage Fønss
Grosserer Helge Appel
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