Forelsket i København
Nov 04 1960
•2h 38m
•Comedy, Music, Romance, Drama
Forelsket i København is a 1960 Danish romance film directed by Finn Henriksen and starring Siw Malmkvist.
Cast
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Siw Malmkvist
Maj Lindquist
Henning Moritzen
Jan Scharf
Ove Sprogøe
Carni
Jørgen Ryg
Dingo
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