Count Axel release on 2001 with good rating and has already become top must see movies in almost all movie theaters.
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Count Axel is a comedy that takes place somewhere in the Nordic countries in 1783. It's a classic comedy about mixed identities, with strong elements of contemporary humour and satire.
Movie details Count Axel
Release : 2001-04-06
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Runtime : 86
Company : Cosmo Productions
Cast
| Peter Frödin | as | Axel | |
 | Sofie Gråbøl | as | Leonora Amalie |
 | Nicolaj Kopernikus | as | William |
| Lasse Lunderskov | as | Poul | |
 | Ole Thestrup | as | Ridefogeden |
| Jens Arentzen | as | Richard | |
| Tomas Villum Jensen | as | Peter | |
 | Ghita Nørby | as | Baronesse Gjerløv |
 | Ole Ernst | as | Kroejer |
| Henning Jensen | as | Provsten | |
| Sarah Gottlieb | as | Agnete | |
 | Thomas Bo Larsen | as | Niels |
| Egon Holmquist | as | Erik | |
| Katrine Jensenius | as | Else | |
 | Claus Ryskjær | as | Baron Gjerløv |
 | Jesper Christensen | as | Oberst Lejpstrup |
| Troels II Munk | as | Tyk Mand |
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Hans Axel von Fersen (4 September 1755 – 20 June 1810) was a Swedish Count, Grand Marshal of Sweden, a Lieutenant General in the Royal Swedish Army, one of the ...
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skating jump, 1930, from Axel Paulsen (1855-1938), Norwegian skater.
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count (up) on someone or something. to rely on someone or something. (Upon is formal and less commonly used than on.) Can I count upon you to do the job?
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