Little Presents

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Little Presents (

• Leif Aaltonen
• Aapeli
  - God (voice) (as Simo Puupponen)
• Kaarlo Halttunen - Clocksmith
• Eija Hämäläinen
• Pia Hattara - Vetterantin Torotea
• Hannes Häyrinen - Manager Palkeinen
• Raili Helander - Liisi
• Pentti Irjala - Caretaker Harakka
• Tea Ista - Vetterantin Klory
• Leo Jokela - Vennu Harakka
• Leevi Kuuranne - Jormalainen
• Irja Kuusla - Tattari's wife
• Heimo Lepistö - Tattari
• Eila Pehkonen - Hilma
• Pekka Pentti - Henry
• Nisse Rainne - Caretaker Kuikka
• Saara Ranin - Vetteranska
• Jouko Rikalainen - Osku
• Leo Riuttu - Friman
• Heikki Savolainen - Photographer Toivakka
• Irma Seikkula - Clocksmith's wife
• Eero Siljamäki - Immu
• Olavi Suhonen
• Tuukka Tanner - Pietari Jormalainen
• Elsa Turakainen - Karoliina
• Henny Valjus - Clocksmith's mother-in-law (as Henny Waljus)
• Reino Valkama - Cloth merchant

References

External links

• Little Presents at
  IMDb

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