En fattig miljonär

Nisse Holm start marketing coffee made of tree cones.

Cast

Stig Järrel

as Nils "Nisse" Holm

Sigurd Wallén

as direktör John Lundgren

Dagmar Ebbesen

as Anna Svensson

Marianne Aminoff

as Gittan Svensson

Marianne Löfgren

as Karin Jönsson

Geraldine Hislop

as Vera Virgo

Hilding Gavle

as Vilhelm Lindberg

Magnus Kesster

as chef för modehuset Maison Nana

Arne Lindblad

as Jansson

Artur Rolén

as reklamfotografen

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