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"It's with me he's been" - Li and Hans are colleagues at an advertising agency. Even though Hans is married, they start a relationship. Li hopes that Hans will tell his wife the truth about them and leave her for Li.
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- verified Status: Released
- calendar_month Release Date: 1963-02-04
- video_camera_front Companies Nordisk Tonefilm
- timer Runtime: 106 Mins
- star Rating: 1 / 10
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- info IMDB ID tt0056988
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smart_display Cast
Per Oscarsson
Hans
Elsa Prawitz
Li
Hans Wahlgren
Rolf
Inga Landgré
Greta Treve
Per Oscarsson
Hans Treve
Karl-Arne Holmsten
Lindgren
Erik Hell
Liane Linden
Britt Ekland
Li's Work Mate (uncredited)
Lena Nyman
Maritta Marke
Laila Westersund
Britta Pettersson
Olof Thunberg
Marianne Karlbeck
Curt Ericson
Jessie Flaws
Annicka Kronberg
Ragnhild Liedström
Verner Edberg
Tor Borong
Sissi Kaiser
Jane Axell
Jan-Erik Jakobsson
Anna-Lisa Olsson
Gerd Widestedt
Sten Mattsson
Georg Skarstedt
Kjell Jansson
Guest at the Restaurant (uncredited)
Richard Lindskog
Eva Sjöström
Lasse Swärd
Östen Braathen
Berndt Westerberg
groups Crew
Torbjörn Lundquist
Original Music Composer
Bo Abrahamsson
Sound
Bertha Sånnell
Costume Design
Ivar Hällqvist
Makeup Artist
Alvar Granström
Costume Design
Elsa Prawitz
Writer
Per-Olav Sivertzen-Falk
Production Design
Carl-Olov Skeppstedt
Editor
Arne Mattsson
Director
Max Wilén
Cinematography
Eva Seeberg
Novel
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