Sverre Udnæs - dramatiker for vår tid (1998)

Name: Sverre Udnæs - dramatiker for vår tid
Director: Torstein Vegheim
Genre: Documentary
Released: 1998-01-06
Duration: 58 min
Cast: Jannik Bonnevie, Otto Homlung, Lene Bragli, Harald Heide-Steen Jr.

TV Movie | 58 min | Documentary

Sverre Udnæs (1939-1982) has been one of the most distinctive and productive dramatists in Norway. He used to write and direct for television, film, radio and scene in the 60s and 70s. With... See full summary »

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Jannik Bonnevie

Self - Skuespiller
Otto Homlung

Self - Instruktør
Lene Bragli

Self - Skuespiller
Harald Heide-Steen Jr.

Self - Skuespiller

(as Harald Heide Steen Jr.)
Monna Tandberg

Self - Skuespiller
Erik Diesen

Self - Tidl. underholdningssjef, NRK
Odd-Geir Sæther

Self - Filmfotograf

(as Odd Geir Sæther)
Guy Krohg

Self - Scenograf
Wenche Foss

Self - Skuespiller
Svein Scharffenberg

Self - Skuespiller
Alfred Janson

Self - Komponist
Egil Monn-Iversen

Self - Komponist
Jon Eikemo

Self - Skuespiller
Ingerid Vardund

(archive footage)
Frits Helmuth

(archive footage)

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Torstein Vegheim

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Release Date:

6 January 1998

Language

Norwegian

Country of Origin

Norway

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