Bølle Bob og smukke Sally

Bølle Bob og smukke Sally

4.6

Jun 15 2005

2h 49m

Family, Music

Bully Bob is in love, but it is very difficult to say it. At the same time beautiful Sally interested in making their presence felt. When a sudden, a television crew to town she gets her chance.

Sofie Lassen-Kahlke

Sofie Lassen-Kahlke

Linda Sand

Jamie Morton

Jamie Morton

Bølle Bob

Niklas Ingemann

Niklas Ingemann

Sonja Furu Friby

Sonja Furu Friby

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