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Sju svarta be-hå

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Sju svarta be-hå
Directed by	Gösta Bernhard
Written by	Gösta Bernhard Ilya Ilf
Starring	Dirch Passer
Cinematography	Jan Lindeström
Edited by	Hans Gullander
Release date	22 March 1954 (1954-03-22)
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.

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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

External links

Sju svarta be-hå at IMDb
Sju svarta be-hå at the Swedish Film Institute Database

v t e Ilf and Petrov's The Twelve Chairs
Characters	Ostap Bender
Adaptations	The Twelve Chairs (1933) Keep Your Seats, Please (1936) Thirteen Chairs (1938) L'eredità in corsa (1939) It's in the Bag! (1945) 13 stolar (1945) Sju svarta be-hå (1954) Das Glück liegt auf der Straße (1957) Treze Cadeiras (1957) The Twelve Chairs (1962) The Thirteen Chairs (1969) The Twelve Chairs (1970) I Loved an Armchair (1971 Greek) The Twelve Chairs (1971 Russian)
TV	Rabe, Pilz und dreizehn Stühle (1972) The Twelve Chairs (1976) Mein Opa und die 13 Stühle (1996)
Stage	The Twelve Chairs (operetta)
Sequel	The Little Golden Calf

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