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Frederiksberg Theater.
Lykkehus entered film in 1933 in De blaa
drenge in
which she
starred alongside singer Liva Weel. In 1944
Lykkehus divorced from her...
-
directed and
written by Jon Bang Carlsen. The film
stars Karen Lykkehus.
Karen Lykkehus as
Dagmar L****n
Preben Lerdorff Rye as
Hjalmar Krog
Suzette Kempf...
- John Martinus,
Benny Bundgaard,
Ulrik Neumann,
Gotha Andersen and
Karen Lykkehus. Just 4
shows were made in Denmark. A
South African adaptation of the series...
- Erik Paaske, Emil H**** Christensen, Ebba With [da], Povl Wøl****,
Karen Lykkehus, Tove Bang,
Rigmor Hvidtfeldt [da],
Arthur Jensen, Ove Sprogøe, Lene Tiemroth...
- illegitimately, is
deserted as a
young girl by her
alcoholic mother Sørine (Karen
Lykkehus). She
moves in with her
grandparents Maren (Karen Poulsen) and Søren Mand...
-
Gustav Esmann,
historian and
politician Niels Neergaard and
actress Karen Lykkehus.
Notable former residents of Sølcgade 22
include the
military officer Carl...
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Arthur Jensen Ulf
Pilgaard Paul
Hagen Kirsten Rolffes Karl
Stegger Karen Lykkehus Judy
Gringer Lizzi Varencke Ebba With
Susanne Jagd Lise
Thomsen "Nøddebo...
- Axel Strøbye
Kirsten Walther Birgitte Bruun Martin Miehe-Renard
Karen Lykkehus Bertel Lauring Ove Sprogøe Lily
Broberg Jens
Okking Karl
Stegger Brigitte...
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Gutsbesitzer Ninja Tholstrup as
Yvonne Helge Kjærulff-Schmidt as
Lehrer Karen Lykkehus as Fräulein Bo
Preben Neergaard as Søofficer Karl
Stegger as
Betjent Hansen...
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Notes 1980 Næste Stop
Paradis Next Stop
Paradise Jon Bang
Carlsen Karen Lykkehus, Otto Brandenburg,
Inger Stender Romance Sådan er Jeg Osse That's Me, Too...
