Mies Marseillesta
Mar 28, 1937 · 1h 46m
Director
Tapio IlomäkiOverview
Engineering student Petteri and retired captain Jere Renkonen arrive in Terijoki as guests of architect Matti Marras at the villa he has rented. In the midst of everything, the owner of the villa, Russian émigré prince Asatiánts, arrives with his niece Darja. Petteri eavesdrops and learns that the prince is expecting a "man from Marseille" at the villa. This man is supposed to take a secret document hidden in a large cabinet in the hall across the border to Moscow, containing information about the hiding place of the prince's family jewels.
Cast of Mies Marseillesta
Ensio JoukoPrince Svjatomir Asatiánts- Ellen ParviainenDarja, the prince's niece
Kerttu KrohnMiss Lily, Darja's companion
Kyösti ErämaaMatti Marras, architect
Kaarlo Angerkoskicaptain evp Jere Renkonen
Leo LähteenmäkiPetteri, engineering graduate- Leevi Linkovääpeli Mehto
Hugo HytönenGeneral Velikov, "the man from Marseille"
Toppo ElonperäPjotr- Arvo Kuuslamies Marseillesta nro. 2
Crew of Mies Marseillesta
About Mies Marseillesta
What is Mies Marseillesta about?
Engineering student Petteri and retired captain Jere Renkonen arrive in Terijoki as guests of architect Matti Marras at the villa he has rented. In the midst of everything, the owner of the villa, Russian émigré prince Asatiánts, arrives with his niece Darja. Petteri eavesdrops and learns that the prince is expecting a "man from Marseille" at the villa. This man is supposed to take a secret…
When was Mies Marseillesta released?
Mies Marseillesta was released on March 28, 1937.
How long is Mies Marseillesta?
Mies Marseillesta runs 1 hour 46 minutes (106 minutes).
Who directed Mies Marseillesta?
Mies Marseillesta was directed by Tapio Ilomäki.
Who is in the cast of Mies Marseillesta?
The cast of Mies Marseillesta includes Ensio Jouko (Prince Svjatomir Asatiánts), Ellen Parviainen (Darja, the prince's niece), Kerttu Krohn (Miss Lily, Darja's companion), Kyösti Erämaa (Matti Marras, architect) and Kaarlo Angerkoski (captain evp Jere Renkonen).