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Vihtori ja Klaara
The film revolves around Vihtori's clandestine involvement with an attractive and rather worldly young woman named Ritva, who is planning to marry boxing champion and garage owner Klasu Tullari, son of Vihtori's friend Tomi, and their interactions with daughter Vappu and her fiancé, Peter von Schaslick, a mechanic in Klasu's garage, under the nose of the threatening and suspicious Klaara, with lazy son Nisse acting as a rather sardonic Greek chorus. Teuvo Tulio's only comedy.
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The film revolves around Vihtori's clandestine involvement with an attractive and rather worldly young woman named Ritva, who is planning to marry boxing champion and garage owner Klasu Tullari, son of Vihtori's friend Tomi, and their interactions with daughter Vappu and her fiancé, Peter von Schaslick, a mechanic in Klasu's garage, under the nose of the threatening and suspicious Klaara, with lazy son Nisse acting as a rather sardonic Greek chorus. Teuvo Tulio's only comedy.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Tarmo-Filmi
Cast
Teuvo Tulio
Director
Eino Jurkka
Vihtori Vuorenkaiku
Verna Piponius
Klaara Vuorenkaiku
Turo Kartto
Nisse Vuorenkaiku
Nora Mäkinen
Vappu Vuorenkaiku
Leo Lähteenmäki
Peter von Schaslick
Kirsti Hurme
Ritva Vuorenkaiku
Tauno Majuri
Klasu Tullari
Einari Ketola
Policeman
Jokke Liebkind
Drunken pool player
Aku Peltonen
Topi Tullari
Rauha Rentola
Nurse
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