Big Lasse of Delsbo

Big Lasse of Delsbo is a 1949 Swedish historical drama film directed by Ivar Johansson and starring Sten Lindgren, Anna Lindahl and Ulla Andreasson. It was shot at the Centrumateljéerna Studios in Stockholm. The film's sets were designed by the art director P.A. Lundgren. It was inspired by real historical events in nineteenth century Sweden.

Synopsis

In Delsbo in the 1840s, the new preacher Lars Landgren tries to battle moral decline in the area after being called in by concerned locals.

Cast

Sten Lindgren as Lars Landgren
Anna Lindahl as Mrs. Matilda Landgren
Ulla Andreasson as Margit Bryngel
Peter Lindgren as Klas Hägglund
Arthur Fischer as Tratt-Lasse Bryngel
Nils Hultgren as Mickel Hansson
Axel Högel as Tuvesson Sr.
Eric Laurent as Näslund
Wilma Malmlöf as Lotta Bryngel
Erik Sundqvist as Björn Tuvesson
Margit Andelius as Mrs. Näslund
Torgny Anderberg as Halvar i Bakmossen
Marianne Anderberg as Hästskojar-Nisse's wife
Per-Axel Arosenius as Ekstedt
Josua Bengtson as Tjyv-Pelle
Greta Berthels as Brännar-Antes käring
Astrid Bodin as Klas Hägglund's mother
Helga Brofeldt as Björn's Mother
Julia Cæsar as Bickering woman
John Ekman as Brännar-Ante
Sture Ericson as Friend of Tratt-Lasse
Albin Erlandzon as Skinnar-Jonte
Tyra Fischer as Skinnar-Jonte's wife
Siegfried Fischer as Per Olsson i Överälven
Ivar Hallbäck as Erik Jansson, priest
Gustaf Hiort af Ornäs as Unmarried man interrogated by Landgren
Lissi Alandh as Unmarried woman interrogated by Landgren
Adèle Lundvall as Johanna
Erik Molin as Hästskojar-Nisse
Bellan Roos as Bickering woman's niece
Edla Rothgardt as Woman at Skinnar-Jonte
Nina Scenna as Immoral woman
Hanny Schedin as Malena i Rismyra
Georg Skarstedt as Kjellstedt, school inspector
Erik Sundquist as Visitor to Landgren
Ivar Wahlgren as Doctor
Maud Walter as Woman
Tom Walter as Olle Pryl
Birger Åsander as Pelle Borst
Alf Östlund as Hägglund Sr.
Emmy Albiin as Petter's Wife
Erik Forslund as Petter i Lilltorp