The Lord from the Lane

Synopsis

The Lord from the Lane (original title: Greven från gränden) is a 1949 Swedish comedy film starring Nils Poppe. The story revolves around the eccentric landlord, Greven (The Lord), who finds himself involved in a series of hilarious misadventures in a quaint neighborhood. As the Lord tries to maintain his status and reputation, he inadvertently gets entangled in the lives of the local residents, leading to comical situations and unexpected friendships. With witty dialogue, charming characters, and heartwarming moments, The Lord from the Lane is a delightful comedic tale that showcases Nils Poppe's talent and the essence of community bonds.

Cast

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  Nils Poppe

  Tiburtius 'Tibbe' Pettersson

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  Annalisa Ericson

  Maja Sjöblom

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  Julia Cæsar

  Countess Katarina af Silfverbåge

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  Dagmar Ebbesen

  Mrs Emma Carlsson

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  Mimi Nelson

  Isabella af Båge

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  Anna Norrie

  Countess af Silfverbåge

Reviews

The Lord from the Lane has received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. While some appreciated the charming humor and Nils Poppe's charismatic performance, others found the plot to be somewhat predictable and slow-paced. IMDb rates the movie at 5.4/10, reflecting the polarizing opinions surrounding the film. A reviewer from Rotten Tomatoes mentioned, 'The Lord from the Lane offers a nostalgic glimpse into quaint Swedish life, but the humor may not resonate with all viewers.' On the other hand, a critic from Metacritic praised the film for its lighthearted approach to storytelling despite its dated execution. Overall, The Lord from the Lane remains a classic piece of Swedish cinema that continues to evoke both smiles and critiques.

See also

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