Soot and Gold explained
Soot and Gold (Finnish: Nokea ja kultaa) is a 1945 Finnish drama film directed by Edvin Laine and starring Laine, Ansa Ikonen and Veli-Matti Kaitala.[1]
Partial cast
- Ansa Ikonen as Sirkka Lehmus
- Edvin Laine as Jalmari Aaltonen
- Veli-Matti Kaitala as Risto Muuranen
- Uuno Laakso as Ryyppy-Ville
- Thure Bahne as Klaus Vaheri
- Enni Rekola as Pirkit
- Matti Aulos as Eemeli Virta
- Arvi Tuomi as Major of the Salvation Army
- Rafael Pihlaja as Police inspector
- Jalmari Rinne as Siltanen
- Evald Terho as Ruotu-Roope
- Anni Rönkkö as Miina Laakso
- Aku Peltonen as Esa Laakso
- Vili Järe as Kemiläinen
- Pirkko Raitio as Matron in Pelastusrengas
- Einari Ketola as Sailor
- Juhani Turunen as Kallu
- Ritva-Leena as Liisa Lahtinen
- Yrjö Sylberg as Esa's friend
- Veikko Linna as Customs officer
- Rauha Puntti as Saleswoman
- Olavi Vepsäläinen Aarne Orri as Joose
- Edvin Ruotsalainen as Detective
- Ossi Korhonen as Huttunen
- Aarne Laine as Duty policeman
- Toivo Lahti as Man in Pelastusrengas
References
- Holmstrom p.487
Bibliography
- John Holmstrom. The moving picture boy: an international encyclopaedia from 1895 to 1995. Michael Russell, 1996.
