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| Sju svarta be-hå | |
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| Directed by | Gösta Bernhard |
| Written by | Gösta Bernhard Ilya Ilf |
| Starring | Dirch Passer |
| Cinematography | Jan Lindeström |
| Edited by | Hans Gullander |
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| Running time | 90 minutes |
| Country | Sweden |
| Language | Swedish |
Sju svarta be-hå is a 1954 Swedish crime film directed by Gösta Bernhard and starring Dirch Passer. The plot is based on the 1928 novel The Twelve Chairs by Soviet writing duo Ilf and Petrov.
Cast
- Dirch Passer - Jens Nielsen
- Annalisa Ericson - Gertrud Hall, actress (as Anna-Lisa Ericsson)
- Åke Grönberg - Sture Kaxe
- Hjördis Petterson - Sofia Pang (as Hjördis Pettersson)
- Stig Järrel - Captain Jacob Grönkvist
- Katie Rolfsen - Tina Andersson
- Irene Söderblom - Defrauded Lady
- Siv Ericks - Margareta Beckman
- Rut Holm - Hilda Johansson
- Anna-Lisa Baude - Valborg Jeppman
- Gösta Bernhard - Drunk
- Curt Åström - Vesslan
- John Melin - Burglar
- Ulla-Carin Rydén - Miss Svensson
- Nils Olsson - Beggar
- Georg Adelly - Policeman
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