Lasse-Maja (film) explained

Lasse-Maja
Director:	Gunnar Olsson
Starring:	Sture Lagerwall Liane Linden Emil Fjellström
Editing:	Emil A. Lingheim
Studio:	Europa Film
Distributor:	Europa Film
Runtime:	115 minutes
Country:	Sweden

Lasse-Maja is a 1941 Swedish historical comedy film directed by Gunnar Olsson and starring Sture Lagerwall, Liane Linden and Emil Fjellström.^[1] It also marked the screen debut of actress Mai Zetterling. It was shot at the Sundbyberg Studios in Stockholm. The film's sets were designed by the art director Max Linder. It is based on the career of the nineteenth century thief Lasse-Maja.

Cast

Sture Lagerwall as Lars Molin
Liane Linden as Lena Andersdotter
Emil Fjellström as Silver-Jan
John Ekman as Niklas Halling
Hugo Jacobsson as Linus
Wiktor Andersson as Petter
Arthur Natorp as Anders i Lilltorpet
Rune Carlsten as Krusenhielm
Hjördis Petterson as Madame Agathe
Margit Manstad as Liselotte
Carl Barcklind as Ehrenstolphe
Karl-Magnus Thulstrup as King Karl XIV Johan
Kerstin Berger as Emilie
Jeanette Von Heidenstam a s Anne-Sofie
Mai Zetterling as Fanny
Willy Peters as Alphonse
Georg Årlin as Priest
Anders Frithiof as Judge
Hugo Björne as Place-Major Ehrenstolpe
Olov Wigren as Adjutant
Gustaf Hjärne as Prison guard
Torsten Winge as Police Chief
Gideon Wahlberg as Inn Keeper
Nils Ohlin as The King's Marshall
Emmy Albiin as Blind mother Britta in Vingåker
Albert Ståhl as Zachrisson, fencer
Per-Axel Arosenius as Man at the inn
Helga Brofeldt as Guest at baron Krusenhielm's party
David Erikson as Priest at baron Krusenhielm's party
Erik Forslund as Prisoner
Sven-Eric Gamble as Son of man in rowing boat
Ernst Brunman as Inn keeper
Agda Helin as Inn keeper
Arne Lindblad as Customs guard
Uno Larsson as Soldier
Helge Karlsson as Ola i Backa
Artur Cederborgh as Cook at the jail
Gösta Grip as Lieutenant outside prison in Örebro
Curt Masreliez as Young man at the opera
Julia Cæsar as Woman

References

Krawc p.378

Bibliography

Krawc, Alfred. International Directory of Cinematographers, Set- and Costume Designers in Film: Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden (from the beginnings to 1984). Saur, 1986.