Jul i Skomakergata
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Summary
Jul i Skomakergata is a miniseries[1]. It draws 4 Wikipedia views per month (miniseries category, ranking #338 of 738).[2]
Key Facts
- Jul i Skomakergata's instance of is recorded as miniseries[3].
- Jul i Skomakergata was directed by Grete Høien[4].
- Bjørn Rønningen wrote the screenplay for Jul i Skomakergata[5].
- Jul i Skomakergata's composer is recorded as Bjørn Rønningen[6].
- Jul i Skomakergata's genre is Nordic Christmas calendar[7].
- Jul i Skomakergata's genre is children's television[8].
- Jul i Skomakergata was followed by Christmas on Cobbler Street[9].
- A cast member of Jul i Skomakergata was Henki Kolstad[10].
- A cast member of Jul i Skomakergata was Frimann Falck Clausen[11].
- A cast member of Jul i Skomakergata was Tone E. Eriksen[12].
- A cast member of Jul i Skomakergata was Marius Kleppe[13].
- A cast member of Jul i Skomakergata was Per Asplin[14].
- A cast member of Jul i Skomakergata was Nora Brockstedt[15].
- A cast member of Jul i Skomakergata was Sverre Hansen[16].
- A cast member of Jul i Skomakergata was Willie Hoel[17].
- A cast member of Jul i Skomakergata was Grete Randsborg Jenseg[18].
- A cast member of Jul i Skomakergata was Knut Risan[19].
- A cast member of Jul i Skomakergata was Astrid Sommer[20].
- A cast member of Jul i Skomakergata was Inger Teien[21].
- A cast member of Jul i Skomakergata was Ulf Wengård[22].
- A cast member of Jul i Skomakergata was Peter Lindbæk[23].
- A cast member of Jul i Skomakergata was Bjarne Andersen[24].
- Jul i Skomakergata was produced by Per Christensen[25].
- Jul i Skomakergata was produced by Grete Høien[26].
- Jul i Skomakergata's part of the series is recorded as Julkalendern i Norsk rikskringkasting[27].
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Authorship and Creation
Producers include Per Christensen[25] and Grete Høien[26]. Jul i Skomakergata was directed by Grete Høien[4]. Bjørn Rønningen wrote the screenplay for it[5]. Cast members include Henki Kolstad[10], Frimann Falck Clausen[11], Tone E. Eriksen[12], Marius Kleppe[13], Per Asplin[14], and Nora Brockstedt[15].
Publication
The original language of Jul i Skomakergata was Norwegian[28]. Genres include Nordic Christmas calendar[7] and children's television[8]. Its part of the series is recorded as Julkalendern i Norsk rikskringkasting[27].
Subject and Themes
Jul i Skomakergata's part of the series is recorded as Julkalendern i Norsk rikskringkasting[27].
Adaptations and Inspiration
Jul i Skomakergata was followed by Christmas on Cobbler Street[9].
Why It Matters
Jul i Skomakergata draws 4 Wikipedia views per month (miniseries category, ranking #338 of 738).[2]