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Crazy Paradise is a danois film of genre Comedy directed by Gabriel Axel with Dirch Passer

Crazy Paradise (1962)

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Length 1h35
Directed by
OriginDanemark
Genres Comedy
Rating53% 2.674262.674262.674262.674262.67426

Crazy Paradise (Danish: Det tossede paradis) is a 1962 Danish comedy film directed by Gabriel Axel and starring Dirch Passer.

Actors

Dirch Passer

(Angelus Bukke)Ove Sprogøe

(Simon)Hans W. Petersen

(Thor Bukke)Ghita Nørby

(Edith Ibenholdt)Paul Hagen

(Poul Ibenholdt)
And :
Bodil Steen
Karl Stegger
Kjeld Petersen
Lily Broberg
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