Den stora Nils Poppe-boxen Vol 2 (3-disc) DVD

FINALLY, the sequel to the first successful collection of Poppe films is here. And we guarantee that you will laugh even harder this time. The box set contains several of Poppe's greatest hits, including his first success, "Sten Stensson," which led to three sequels, "Tappa inte sugen" (Don't Lose Your Appetite), which contains his and Annalisa Ericsson's most famous dance numbers, and of course "Pengar" (Money), which Charlie Chaplin himself owned in his private library!

Five of the films in the box set are being released on DVD for the very first time!

STEN STENSSON KOMMER TILL STAN (1945)
Nils Poppe plays the clever candidate Sten Stensson Stén from Eslöv. Poppe's comical antics make this a classic folk comedy. By Ragnar Frisk with Nils Poppe, Birger Åsander, Viveka Linder, and Naima Wifstrand. Sten Stensson Stén has an accident and ends up in heaven in a balloon, where he looks back on his previous incarnations as a Viking, a rebel in a harem, a Renaissance man, and a clown. By Nils Poppe with Poppe, Oscar Winge, Marianne Löfgren, and Benkt-Åke Benktsson.

MONEY (1946)
The theme of this unforgettable film, considered by most to be Poppe's very best, is that happiness cannot be bought with money! Chaplin is said to have loved the film about the friendly little man who believes in the goodness of all people. By Nils Poppe with Poppe, Sigge Fürst, Birger Åsander, and Carl Reinholdz.

DON'T LOSE YOUR APPETITE (1947)
A musical comedy set in the world of film, featuring an extra who wants to be a star and a hero who constantly proposes to his co-star. By Lars-Eric Kjellgren with Poppe, Annalisa Ericson, Gaby Stenberg, and Ulla Sallert.

THE COUNT FROM THE STREET (1949)
Annalisa Ericson plays Nils Poppe's beloved in the film version of "The Lord from the Street," set in Gamla Stan. By Lars-Eric Kjellgren with Poppe, Annalisa Ericson, Julia Caesar, and Dagmar Ebbesen.(1955)
Pawnbroker Patrik and housekeeper Viveka meet by chance and fall in love, but neither of them wants to reveal their real profession to the other. Soon, events begin to unfold, involving misunderstandings, burglaries, and a forged painting. By Hans Lagerkvist, starring Poppe, Ann-Marie Gyllenspetz, Holger Löwenadler, and Gunnar Björnstrand.