TV Series2024 · Continuing · 45 min
The story behind Astrid Lindgren's films. Sweden's most popular artists and actors talk about their favorite scenes and lines in a captivating mix of anecdotes, memories and archive clips.
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Astrid Lindgren
Self (archive footage)
2 episodes
Inger Nilsson
Self
2 episodes
Grete Havnesköld
Self
2 episodes
Jonna Liljendahl
Self
2 episodes
Kristina Jämtmark
Self
2 episodes
David Sundin
Self
2 episodes
Olle Hellbom
Self (archive footage)
2 episodes
Pär Sundberg
Self
2 episodes
Maria Persson
Self
2 episodes
Staffan Götestam
Self
2 episodes
Catti Edfeldt
Self
2 episodes
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden
Self
2 episodes
Louise Edlind
Self
2 episodes
Claes Malmberg
Self
2 episodes
Stephen Lindholm
Self
2 episodes
Tommy Körberg
Self
2 episodes
Björn Ulvaeus
Self
2 episodes
Lasse Hallström
Self
2 episodes
Björn Söderbäck
Self
2 episodes
Benjamin Ingrosso
Self
2 episodes
Veronica Maggio
Self
2 episodes
Diamant Salihu
Self
2 episodes
Katherine Boecher
Self
2 episodes
Malou Von Sivers
Self
2 episodes
Timbuktu
Self
2 episodes
Jan Ohlsson
Self (archive footage)
2 episodes
Hanna Zetterberg
Self (archive footage)
2 episodes
Tage Danielsson
Self (archive footage)
2 episodes
Hans Alfredson
Self (archive footage)
2 episodes
Allan Edwall
Self (archive footage)
2 episodes
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