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Going for Broke is a danois film of genre Comedy directed by Gabriel Axel with Preben Kaas

Going for Broke (1977)

Going for Broke
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Length 1h25
Directed by
OriginDanemark
Genres Comedy,    Crime
Rating63% 3.1943153.1943153.1943153.1943153.194315

Going for Broke (Danish: Alt på et bræt) is a 1977 Danish comedy film directed by Gabriel Axel and starring Preben Kaas.

Actors

Preben Kaas

(Arthur Gabrielsen)Dirch Passer

(Alfred Emanuelsen)Jørgen Ryg

(Hugo)Lily Broberg

(Fru Svendsen)Peter Steen

(Betjenten)
And :
Johannes Marott
Ghita Nørby
Gabriel Axel
Rumle Hammerich
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