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Rasmus and the Vagabond
9-year old orphan called Rasmus runs away from the orphanage. He meets a vagabond they call Paradise Oskar who likes to sing and play his accordion. Oskar makes the Rasmus world seem like a better place.
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9-year old orphan called Rasmus runs away from the orphanage. He meets a vagabond they call Paradise Oskar who likes to sing and play his accordion. Oskar makes the Rasmus world seem like a better place.
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Genre:Adventure, Drama, Family
Written By:Astrid Lindgren
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:SF Studios
Cast
Olle Hellbom
Director
Allan Edwall
Paradis-Oskar
Erik Lindgren
Rasmus
Håkan Serner
Liander
Olof Bergström
Sheriff
Rolf Larsson
Policeman Bergqvist
Lena Brogren
Martina, Oskar's Wife
Tommy Johnson
Nilsson i Stensättra
Lars Amble
Merchant
Lena Nyman
Merchant's wife
Gösta Linderholm
Sju Attan, Tramp
Göran Graffman
Rosasco, Tramp
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