Bamse
Cast & Crew
Arne Mattsson
Grynet Molvig
Folke Sundquist
Ulla Jacobsson
Björn Thambert
Henning Sjöström
Film Details
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Synopsis
When Christer Berg dies in an automobile accident, a teddy bear is found in the wreckage. Chris, Berg's teenage son, finds that the teddy bear belongs to his father's mistress, Bamse. Chris torments Bamse, forcing her to visit his parents' home, and introduces her to his mother, Vera, as his fiancée. Increasingly fascinated by Bamse, Chris follows her to a resort. Although Bamse falls in love with him, she refuses to allow their relationship to go beyond the platonic. Concerned about her son, Vera follows the couple, but she remains silent, unwilling to disturb their happiness. Returning home, she learns that Bamse has been left a large sum of money in her husband's will. Finally, Chris tells his mother the truth about Bamse. Vera confronts Bamse, and the two women agree that Chris should go abroad for a year. Chris walks along the seashore with Bamse to say goodbye. The parting is interrupted by a telephone call; Bamse learns that she is pregnant by the father, and she disappears by the sea. Chris looks for her, but he finds only the teddy bear.
Director
Arne Mattsson
Cast
Grynet Molvig
Folke Sundquist
Ulla Jacobsson
Björn Thambert
Henning Sjöström
Gio Petré
Paul Hagen
Gunilla Dahlmann
Sune Mangs
Pia Rydwall
Rune Lindström
Lasse Krantz
Crew
Hans Andersson
Lars Björne
Harold Garmland
Ewert Granholm
Wic Kjellin
Wic Kjellin
Lars Klettner
Per Lekang
Olle Lenander
Arne Mattsson
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Elsa Prawitz
Bertha Sånnell
Johann Strauss
Film Details
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Released in Sweden in December 1968. Also known as The Teddy Bear and My Father's Mistress..
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in Sweden December 1968
Released in United States March 23, 1970
Released in United States Spring March 23, 1970
c Eastmancolor
dialogue Swedish
9630 feet
subtitled
rtg BBFC X
Released in United States March 23, 1970 (New York City)
Released in United States Spring March 23, 1970
Released in Sweden December 1968
