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everything that he is told. The counts want to throw the king into prison. Then one of them is supposed to marry
Princess Blendagull and become king, they just don't know which of them. Their plans are overheard by the Princess Blendagull and the kitchen boy Vicke Vire. While Princess Blendagull reports everything she has heard to her father, the king, Vicke goes to the witch. The witch gives Vicke two pills that can reveal lies and falsehood. Later the counts give the cake with the pill to the king. The king eats the cake, but secretly spits out the pill. In the meantime, the counts each eat a piece of cake with Vickes fake pills. Then the king pretends to snore loudly. The counts wake him up. They believe that the pill has had its intended effect and want to put the king in jail. The king plays along and follows the counts, but Vicke has already contacted the courtiers. They release the king and capture the counts. When the king threatens to shoot the counts, the counts start to cry. They tell the king that it was just a joke. Just when they say that, they shout cuckoo, because now Vickes pills have had their effect, and they have to say cuckoo every time they lie. In the end the king forgives the counts. He employs Count Silverpluska as the treasurer and Count Gyllenbubbla as the accountant. He will never be able to get more loyal and honest servants. The smallest falsehoods and lies are immediately revealed by their cuckoo calls.
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to try out right away. However, when Tommy and Annika tell her that they have heard at school that many children in the world do not have enough food, Pippi wants to help these children. She looks for her gold and puts it in her backpack to give to the children. This way, they are able to buy everything they need from the money. Pippi imagines a boy named Oskar who has nothing to eat and is very sorry for him. Then the three friends hear someone sneaking around Pippi's villa. It is Lur-Pelle who wants to steal Pippi's backpack with the gold. Pippi scares him with the ghost mask. When Lur-Pelle hears about the poor, hungry children, he also wants to do something good for them and takes ten cents out of his pocket. He gives the coins to Pippi so that she can give the money to the poor children. Then Pippi, Tommy, Annika and Lur-Pelle celebrate
Christmas together. They dance around the Christmas tree and sing self-made Christmas carols. Afterwards the audience is asked to be as generous as Lur-Pelle and to donate something for the children in the world who are not doing so well.
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with the same name. His cousin also is a scientist, but also the owner of a very wealthy brewery, although
Fridiof cannot offer that to Marianne. When Marianne hears this, she asks for time to consider whether she really wants to marry Fridiof or not. She later explains that initially she only spoke to Fridiof because he seemed to be rich. Now, however, she has fallen in love with him. She always wanted a rich man, but now she can imagine marrying him, even without the money. However, she also knows which lifestyle she has to give up. Therefore she had asked for time to think. Then she mentions that she realised that she loves him, but he doesn't love her and never will. Therefore, she no longer needs to think about the marriage. She has to learn to fall out of love. Fridiof says that the conversation went very differently from what he had imagined and that he is sorry. Finally Marianne asks if Fridiof loves Barbro, what he confirms.
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to get married. Now Queen Sandra knows only one way out. She asks hunter to kill Snövit. When the hunter refuses, the queen threatens to kill his entire family, including his children. Eventually the hunter goes into the forest with Snövit. Snövit can convince the hunter not to kill animals anymore, because the animals are sad when one of their own is dying. The hunter cannot kill Snövit either. Snövit wants to go back to the castle, but the hunter says she can't go there, otherwise the queen will kill his children. He cannot stay in the forest with her either, since he has to tell the Queen about his alleged deed. Therefore, the desperate Snövit remains alone in the forest.
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under pressure. Therefore, he writes to her that his roommate Karin Vinge is his fiancé, without telling Karin about it. Then Aunt
Eufemia announces her visit. Julius reports to Karin on what he did. Karin is not very enthusiastic about it, especially because she already has a fiancé, Harald Engberg. Nevertheless, she tries to support Julius, but he could not tell Karin about everything he wrote to his aunt, so there are some misunderstandings. The situation becomes even more complicated when Karin's fiancée Harald arrives. In addition, Julius friend Julia comes for a visit and repeatedly tries to attract Julius' attention.
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with his work. In the evening they sit together on a bench. Fritiof says that he will never make much money with his scientific work and can not take care of Barbro. Barbro replies that she never wanted to marry a rich man who gives her money. She wanted and still wants to stand on her own two feet. Fritiof says that he is happy to get a chance with her even though he is a very poor man. Klas overhears the conversation and tells his family about it. Marianne and her mother don't want Barbro to have a relationship with a poor scientist like
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two continue to talk. Julius realizes that Julia comes pretty close to his idea of a dream woman. She plays the harp and loves birds just like him. He asks her to marry him, which she agrees to do. Just as the two are hugging, Aunt
Eufemia comes into the room. She is horrified that her nephew is flirting with two women at the same time. Julius explains that he only loves Julia and Karin is interested in Harald. Aunt Eufemia now accepts the engagement of Julia and Julius.
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away, Kalle and Björk run after him. Then Mrs. Fagerlund suddenly comes around the corner. The bank robber runs straight to her and knocks her down. He falls over her. Kalle and Björk who are right behind him also fall down. The bank robber lies under them. He says he's giving up. Björk arrests the bank robber.
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Later Snövit sees a small house. She goes into the house, eats something and goes to bed. In the evening, the residents of the house, the seven dwarfs, come back from their work in the copper mine. When they hear Snövit's story, they welcome her to the house, but they warn her to be careful when they
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Meanwhile the bank robber sneaks through the streets. Björk recognises him and wants to stop him, but the bank robber threatens him with his pistol. While Björk tries to distract the bank robber, Kalle sneaks up from behind. Kalle manges to take the gun away from the bank robber. The bank robber runs
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Later, the dwarfs carry Snövit on a bier through the forest. Prince Gudmund has been looking for Snövit everywhere and is horrified when he sees her lying motionless on the bier. The prince shakes her and tells her to wake up. Then Snövit opens her eyes and she lives. The prince and the seven dwarfs
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The police officers think that Klas is the robber. Even when Klas assures them that he is not Fagerlund, they do not believe him. They handcuff him while the real Fagerlund escapes. Only when Nobban and Göran get into the house can they clarify the story. Since the telephone doesn't work, the police
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to play the role of Pippi Longstocking. At the age of 43, Siw Malmkvist felt too old for the role and initially turned it down, but since Astrid Lindgren stated that without Malmkvist there would be no Pippi Musical, Malmkvist eventually agreed to play Pippi. From 1980 to 1981 the musical was shown
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Astrid Lindgren wrote the play in the 1940s. In spring of 1946, the play was shown on stage for the first time. It was staged by Lindgren's friend Elsa Olenius, a pioneer in the Swedish children's theater. The premiere took place in the Vår Teater in Stockholm. In 1950 the play was published in the
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Klas doesn't like Barbros behaviour. He tells her he cares about her. Klas knows that she loves Fridiof. Therefore, Barbro should fight for Fridiof, but Barbro explains that he should not interfere. She thinks that she doesn't have a chance with Fridiof anyway, because Marianne always gets what she
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One day Prince Gudmund av Burgundy visits the castle. The queen tries to prevent that Snövit and the prince will fall in love with each other, so she instructs a magician to transform Snövit into a little, stupid girl. Nevertheless, the prince and Snövit fall in love with each other. They even want
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Monika and Lena plan to teach Klas a lesson. Lena suggests to contact the police to tell them that they saw someone who looks exactly like the robber near the house. The girls hope that the police will be on their way and that Klas will get into trouble. Meanwhile, the boys hide in the woodshed and
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Later Klas lets Fridiof know that Barbro is in love with him. He also gives Fridiof the letter from Lillemor. Fridiof learns that Marianne might only like to marry him because of his money. Nevertheless, he makes her a marriage proposal. She accepts. Then Fridiof declares that he has a rich cousin
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Then suddenly a letter from Marianne's friend Lillemor arrives. She writes to Marianne that Fritiof is a rich man. He is from a very wealthy brewery family and owns millions. Marianne should grab this man. Marianne decides to make Fritiof fall in love with her. Barbro pretends that she won't mind.
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In the family's garden is a rune stone. Scientists often stay at the house to research the stones. The archaeologist Fritiof af Kornick arrives when Marianne and her mother are attending a party. He only meets Barbro. Barbro and Fritiof get along very well. From now on Barbro assists the scientist
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When the queen finds out that Snövit is still alive, she decides to kill Snövit. She asks the wizard to turn her into an old man and get her a beautiful apple, which is fatally poisonous. Then she visits Snövit. She can convince Snövit to eat the apple, after which Snövit sinks motionless onto the
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When Julia hears that Julius got engaged to Karin, she is shocked. Julia explains that she always thought Julius was different from all the other men and that she had always liked him. Now, however, she is horrified because he stole Harald's fiancé. Julius says that he is not engaged to Karin. The
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Fritiof just for his money. Finally, she agrees to marry him. Fritiof now explains that he doesn't have much money. He only gets his salary from the museum where he works. He tells her about his rich cousin with the same name. Barbro is relieved and tells Fritiof about her plan to become a nurse.
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Göran is now alone in the house. Suddenly Fagerlund comes through the door with Lena and Monika. He points his gun at the girls and explains that the forest is full of police officers. Therefore, he will take the girls hostage and will not release them until he has managed to escape. Very quietly
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Suddenly an old lady named Frida Fagerlund arrives. She is holding a huge bag. The bag is big enough to hide the money from robbery. Therefore Kalle thinks the lady is the thief. It also looks like Mrs. Fagerlund is wearing a wig. Kalle believes that it is the thief, dressed up as an old lady. He
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The sisters Barbro and Marianne live in a small house with their mother and 13 year old brother Klas. The family is poor and can hardly afford anything. Marianne decides to find a rich husband. Barbro's mother also believes she can benefit from Marianne's marriage to a rich man. Barbro, however,
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Julius Julén studies ornithology. The study is financed by his aunt Eufemia, but she wants Julius to get married soon. Therefore, she explained to him that she would only continue to finance him, if he found a fiancée before the age of 25, but Julius is already 25 years old and his aunt puts him
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The robber threatens to shoot, but Monika and Lena can escape. Shortly afterwards, Fagerlund cuts the telephone cable. Klas comes into the house. He is frightened when he sees the robber and asks him what he did to Monika and Lena. Before Fagerlund can answer, the police officers Blomkvist and
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The counts Gyllenbubbla and Silverpluska want to overthrow the king. They hope that the witch in the forest can help them. The witch gives them an enchanted pill. They want to put the pill into a cake for the king. As soon as the king will have eaten the cake, he should fall asleep and then do
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in the 1940s to 1970s. Part of the plays are based on her books, other stories were only written for theater. Since almost all of Astrid Lindgren's works have been staged for theater, this page only deals with the plays, whose scripts were written by Astrid Lindgren. Many of these works were
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decides to sneak up and pull the wig off Frida Fagerlund's head, but as soon as he pulls he by the hair, he realizes that the hair is real. Mrs. Fagerlund angry and decides to go to the police to tell the police officers to tell them about Kalle. Kalle also decides to look for Björk.
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only queen, Snövit arrives. The people are cheering: "Our Queen". While the queen is horrified, the hunter is overjoyed that Snövit is alive. He apologizes to her for leaving her alone in the forest. Snövit is named the new queen, while queen Sandra has to leave the kingdom.
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Queen Sandra is jealous of her stepdaughter Snövit, who is beautiful and gets even more beautiful every day. As soon as Snövit marries a prince, Snövit will become the queen of the country and will replace Queen Sandra. Queen Sandra wants to prevent that.
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to dress more childishly on her 15th birthday, Snövit behaves like a six-year old to defy her stepmother. Turun said that there are many interesting things happening in the story to make even the smallest viewer happy.
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Nobban sneaks up to the criminal with a rolling pin. She knocks him down and Göran takes the gun from him. Later Blomkvist and Alfredsson get into the house and arrest Fagerlund.
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65:Kalle Blomkvist, Nisse Nöjd och Vicke på Vind
18:Kalle Blomkvist, Nisse Nöjd och Vicke på Vind
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1889:"Spelar upp "En fästmö till låns" på Pellas"
1394:Pjäser för barn och ungdom - andra samlingen
1110:(text: Astrid Lindgren, music: Georg Riedel)
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1086:(text: Astrid Lindgren, music: Georg Riedel)
1080:(text: Astrid Lindgren, music: Georg Riedel)
1074:(text: Astrid Lindgren, music: Georg Riedel)
289:The book was published by Lindgren's friend
45:Praeser för barn och ungdom. Other Samlingen
1860:"En fästmö till låns. Föreningen Hemgården"
1563:"Mästerdetektiven Blomkvist på nya äventyr"
1520:"Mästerdetektiven Blomkvist på nya äventyr"
1424:Karlsson på taket: hemskt drama i två akter
1238:Karlsson på taket: hemskt drama i två akter
1188:Karlsson på taket: hemskt drama i två akter
864:Pjäser för barn och ungdom. Andra Samlingen
366:Pjäser för barn och ungdom. andra samlingen
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1549:"Mästerdetektiven tar plats på sommarscen"
1454:Pippi på scen. Astrid Lindgren och teatern
801:Pippi på scen: Astrid Lindgren och teatern
558:Pippi på scen: Astrid Lindgren och teatern
208:was published in 1984 in the Swedish book
3264:Mästerdetektiven Blomkvist på nya äventyr
2072:"Å-teatern - Västnyländska Ungdomsringen"
1645:"Sommarteater på Föglö serverar Lindgren"
839:Lur-Pelle: a villain who becomes friendly
493:Fritjof Karlsson-Rask-Fagerlund, a robber
165:Mästerdetektiven Blomkvist på nya äventyr
153:Mästerdetektiven Blomkvist på nya äventyr
30:are a number of theater plays written by
3064:The New Adventures of Pippi Longstocking
2185:"Få känner till Astrid Lindgrens pjäser"
2030:"Få känner till Astrid Lindgrens pjäser"
1370:(Rabén & Sjögren: 1959, five plays:
1047:Police inspector Kling (Gunilla Åkesson)
496:Överkonstapel Blomkvist, senior sergeant
212:by Ingvar Holm & Ulla-Britt Janzon.
2271:"Produktioner som satts upp genom åren"
1494:
1396:(Rabén & Sjögren: 1968, six plays:
1356:(Rabén & Sjögren: 1950, two plays:
1326:(Rabén & Sjögren: 1950, six plays:
1096:Pluttifikation (Varför ja'nte kan nå'n)
3280:Bill Bergson and the White Rose Rescue
3248:Bill Bergson and the White Rose Rescue
3222:Bill Bergson and the White Rose Rescue
2673:Bill Bergson and the White Rose Rescue
511:The main thing is that you are healthy
466:The main thing is that you are healthy
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902:Police officers Karlsson and Larsson
1050:The strong Adolf (Håkan Westerlund)
657:ground. Then the queen disappears.
127:Kalle, Anders and Eva-Lotta of the
1946:"Dansant teater med roliga inslag"
1442:(Astrid Lindgren-sällskapet: 2018)
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1804:"Der er serveret, Deres majestæt"
1372:Pippi Långstrumps liv och leverne
1328:Pippi Långstrumps liv och leverne
1158:and was broadcast on television.
881:Pippi Longstockings Life and Time
877:Pippi Långstrumps liv och leverne
871:Pippi Långstrumps liv och leverne
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1715:"Sommarteater på Brandkårshuset"
883:) is a play by Astrid Lindgren.
820:) is a play by Astrid Lindgren.
726:) is a play by Astrid Lindgren.
577:) is a play by Astrid Lindgren.
490:Klas, Göran's 18-year-old friend
468:) is a play by Astrid Lindgren.
385:) is a play by Astrid Lindgren.
310:) is a play by Astrid Lindgren.
229:) is a play by Astrid Lindgren.
198:Som dom gör i Amerika in America
192:Som dom gör i Amerika in America
169:Som dom gör i Amerika in America
77:) is a play by Astrid Lindgren.
1621:"Familjepjäs kittlade publiken"
818:Christmas at Pippi Longstocking
35:published in the Swedish books
3272:Bill Bergson Lives Dangerously
3256:Bill Bergson Lives Dangerously
3240:Bill Bergson, Master Detective
3215:Bill Bergson Lives Dangerously
3208:Bill Bergson, Master Detective
2665:Bill Bergson Lives Dangerously
2657:Bill Bergson, Master Detective
2442:Brenda Brave Helps Grandmother
2016:"Hovedsagen er at man er rask"
1904:"En fästmö till låns på Föglö"
1790:"2012 - Serverat Ers Majestät"
1380:Huvudsaken är att man är frisk
1336:Huvudsaken är att man är frisk
1324:Sex pjäser för barn och ungdom
1302:Huvudsaken är att man är frisk
1273:Bill Bergson, Master Detective
1223:Bill Bergson, Master Detective
1136:, who also played Jonathen in
951:Sex Pjäser för barn och ungdom
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683:Sex Pjäser för barn och ungdom
539:Sex Pjäser för barn och ungdom
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456:Huvudsaken är att man är frisk
432:Sex Pjäser för barn och ungdom
37:Sex Pjäser för barn och ungdom
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748:Fritiof af Kornick, scientist
692:Astrid Lindgren's first book
499:Konstapel Afredsson, sergeant
239:Kalle Blomkvist, 13 years old
2568:Lotta on Troublemaker Street
2407:Ronia, the Robber's Daughter
2171:"Jag vill inte vara präktig"
2142:"Astrid Lindgren Life Dates"
1478:Astrid Lindgren bibliography
1210:was released in English as:
1072:Snäll och lydig, hel och ren
975:. The story is based on the
2044:"Snövit av Astrid Lindgren"
1398:Ingen rövare finns i skogen
1320:(Rabén & Sjögren: 1948)
1278:Ingen rövare finns i skogen
1176:Ingen rövare finns i skogen
724:I don't want to be splendid
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2533:I Want to Go to School Too
2526:I Want a Brother or Sister
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1362:Mästerdetektiven Blomkvist
1344:Jag vill inte vara präktig
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1204:Mästerdetektiven Blomkvist
1144:Härkommer Pippi Långstrump
1053:Ringmaster (Ivar Wahlgren)
958:Pippi Långstrump – Musical
720:Jag vill inte vara präktig
714:Jag vill inte vara präktig
694:Snövit Barnens Julkalender
478:Monika, a 16 year old girl
281:Astrid Lindgren wrote the
117:Police officer Rudolf Rask
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2505:I Don't Want to Go to Bed
2498:My Nightingale Is Singing
2414:The Six Bullerby Children
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2128:"Pjäsbiblioteket. Snövit"
1987:Lindgren, Astrid (1945).
1858:Claes Petter von Utfall.
1358:Storasyster och lillebror
1286:Storasyster och lillebror
1184:Storasyster och lillebror
971:played the title role of
202:How they do it in America
3319:Works by Astrid Lindgren
2739:Sia Lives on Kilimanjaro
2491:The Ghost of Skinny Jack
2477:The Dragon with Red Eyes
2100:"Snövit - Lerums Kommun"
1932:"Kesäteatterit Toukokuu"
1729:"Gå på teater i sommar!"
1410:Rasmus, Pontus och Toker
1402:Jul hos Pippi Långstrump
1290:Rasmus, Pontus och Toker
1282:Rasmus, Pontus och Toker
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977:Pippi Longstocking novel
814:Jul hos Pippi Långstrump
808:Jul hos Pippi Långstrump
481:Lena, a 16 year old girl
3048:Pippi in the South Seas
2998:Pippi in the South Seas
2905:Astrid Lindgren's plays
2816:The Runaway Sleigh Ride
2795:Matti Lives in Finland
2636:Pippi in the South Seas
2561:Rasmus and the Vagabond
2512:In the Land of Twilight
2463:Christmas in the Stable
1887:Kiki Alberius-Forsman.
1659:"Serverat Ers Majestät"
1577:"Som dom gör i Amerika"
1406:Serverat, Ers Majestät!
1213:Rasmus and the Vagabond
1078:Världens starkaste tjej
556:and author of the book
304:Serverat, Ers Majestät!
298:Serverat, Ers Majestät!
287:Serverat, Ers Majestät!
41:Serverat, Ers Majestät!
28:Astrid Lindgren's plays
2860:Now That Night Is Near
2787:Noy Lives in Thailand
2779:Randi Lives in Norway
2771:Dirk Lives in Holland
2593:War Diaries, 1939–1945
2578:Autobiographical books
2428:The Brothers Lionheart
1139:The Brothers Lionheart
550:Martin Hellström from
326:Kitchen boy Vicke Vire
131:are fighting with the
2885:Min ko vill ha roligt
2755:Lilibet, circus child
2722:Children's Everywhere
2547:Scrap and the Pirates
2212:Per Erik Dufwenberg.
1818:"En fästmö till låns"
1434:Som dom gör i Amerika
308:Served, Your Majesty!
206:Som dom gör i Amerika
185:Södermanlands Nyheter
2702:Karlsson Flies Again
2694:Karlsson-on-the-Roof
2685:Karlsson-on-the-Roof
2484:The Day Adam Got Mad
2456:A Calf for Christmas
1243:Karlsson-on-the-Roof
599:Hunter Hubert Jägare
553:Linköping University
245:Mrs. Frida Fagerlund
242:Police officer Björk
3040:Pippi Goes on Board
2991:Pippi Goes on Board
2747:My Swedish Cousins
2628:Pippi Goes on Board
2435:Most Beloved Sister
1760:Ann-Marie Lindahl.
1430:Barnteater i en akt
1426:(Riksteatern: 1969)
1384:En fästmö till låns
1340:En fästmö till låns
1312:Rabén & Sjögren
1156:Sveriges Television
521:Alfredsson arrive.
449:En fästmö till lans
383:A fiancee to borrow
379:En fästmö till låns
373:En fästmö till låns
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1200:Kalas i Lönneberga
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1162:Other plays
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401:Karin Vinge
248:Bank robber
180:Dramadirekt
43:(1955) and
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3083:Television
2839:Lille katt
2554:The Tomten
2327:"Pjäserna"
1587:2020-03-15
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129:White Rose
111:Nisse Nöjd
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546:Reception
439:Reception
341:Courtiers
175:Reception
3147:Category
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2807:Madicken
2058:"Snövit"
1472:See also
1148:Sov alla
1115:Overview
1002:Annika (
944:Overview
858:Overview
851:Falukorv
783:Overview
669:Overview
608:Dwarves
533:Overview
426:Overview
356:Overview
283:Puppetry
277:Overview
147:Overview
141:Red Rose
139:and the
133:Red Rose
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