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Tack ska du ha, Karl Gerhard heter jag
Talking head documentary about the early 20th century Swedish comedian and singer Karl Gerhard made for his hundredth birthday.
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Talking head documentary about the early 20th century Swedish comedian and singer Karl Gerhard made for his hundredth birthday.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Uno "Myggan" Ericsson, Pia Lafrenz, Bibban Rydén
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:SVT
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