
Top Cast

Jesper Klein
Direktør Ferdinand Piper (Kong Svend Eriksen)

Carl Ottosen
Herr Dollerup (Valdemars bisp & kirkeminister Absalon)

Bjørn Spiro
Herr Schønemann (Kong Knud Magnussen)

Kjeld Brask Andersen
Herr Ditlevsen (Drabanthøvding Ditlevsen)

Gotha Andersen
Sufflør Sørensen

Jytte Abildstrøm
Frk. Laila Stjernholm (Kong Valdemar Knudsen)

Bodil Udsen
Fru Adelaide Piper (Kong Svends datter)
Key Film Crew
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