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A gangster (Jean-Paul Belmondo) tries to become a mob boss and kidnaps a journalist to cover the story.
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Fritiof Billquist
Swedish film actor
Astrid Sampe
Swedish designer
Gustaf Nordqvist
Swedish composer
Inga Borg
Swedish artist
Nils Wahlbom
Swedish film actor
Axel Munthe
Medical doctor
Maud Reuterswärd
Writer
Johan Peringskiöld
Swedish antiquarian
Werner Vögeli
Yngve Gamlin
Swedish actor
Georg af Klercker
Swedish film director
Harry Brandelius
Swedish singer
Göran Palm
Author
Martin Lamm
Herman Lamm's father
Hedvig Charlotta Nordenflycht
Swedish poet
Otto Olsson
Swedish organist
Börje Nyberg
Swedish actor
Anders Sparrman
Swedish naturalist
Bengt Emil Johnson
Composer
Gunnar Setterwall
Swedish tennis player
Sigrid Fick
Tennis player
David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl
Swedish painter
August Malmström
Swedish painter
Gustaf Lundberg
Swedish painter
Johan Fredrik Berwald
Swedish conductor
Sigfrid Edström
Former President of the International Olympic Committee
Jan Ramberg
Swedish lawyer
Voldemar Väli
Estonian olympic athlete
Thor Henning
Swedish breaststroke swimmer
Åke Borg
Swedish swimmer
Gösta AdrianNilsson
Swedish artist
Lasse Werner
Musician
Gösta Folke
Actor
Karl Gustaf Westman
Former Minister for Justice of Sweden
Bo Södersten
Former Member of the Riksdag
Ragnar Sundquist
Accordionist
Nicodemus Tessin the Younger
Swedish architect
Carl Westman
Swedish architect
Nils Bejerot
Swedish psychiatrist
Stig Bergling
Swedish policeman
Erik Almgren
Swedish footballer
Britt Lindeborg
Swedish lyricist
Herman Zetterberg
Former Minister for Justice of Sweden
Georg de Laval
Swedish modern pentathlete
Arthur Nordenswan
Swedish officer
Mauritz Eriksson
Olympic athlete
Gideon Ericsson
Olympic athlete