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A famous journalist wants to adopt a 13 years old orphan boy but their relationship are not perfect. Entdecke "Old Swede", ein fesselndes komödie film das erstmals im Jahr 1990 auf den Bildschirmen erschien. Diese Produktion, die aus Deutschland stammt, enthält Beiträge von Jaecki Schwarz in der Rolle von Journalist Schiffchen, Simone von Zglinicki in der Rolle von Ada, Jörg Panknin in der Rolle von Herr Mudra, Emanuel Brzostowski in der Rolle von Sven und Gisela Leipert in der Rolle von Frau Mudra.
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