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Ricky Rapper and the Double
Nelly spots Ricky on the street and tries to shout at him, but he can't hear her and disappears around the corner. Aunt Serena is surprised to see Ricky in the shop, exploring the candy shelves, when she should be at home vacuuming. Downstairs neighbour Lennart Lindberg asks Ricky to go fishing, but he never shows up. Is there a Ricky look-alike in town? And if so, where and why has he come to the neighborhood?
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Nelly spots Ricky on the street and tries to shout at him, but he can't hear her and disappears around the corner. Aunt Serena is surprised to see Ricky in the shop, exploring the candy shelves, when she should be at home vacuuming. Downstairs neighbour Lennart Lindberg asks Ricky to go fishing, but he never shows up. Is there a Ricky look-alike in town? And if so, where and why has he come to the neighborhood?
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Genre:Family
Written By:Tiina Nopola, Emma Nopola
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Studio:Solar Films, Ricky Rapper
Cast
Samuel Harjanne
Director
Aleksi Johansson
Risto Räppääjä / Frans
Alma Järvensivu
Nelli Nuudelipää
Iina Kuustonen
Rauha Räppääjä
Ylermi Rajamaa
Lennart Lindberg
Jenni Kokander
Elvi Räppääjä
Oona Airola
Mirabella
Benjamin Willamo
Ville Pyry
Eija Nousiainen
Mummo
Tiina Nopola
kirjailija Tiina Nopola
Risto Salomaa
Hodarimies
Cecilia Pouttu-Kaurila
Rauha lapsena
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