Saippuaprinssi

Saippuaprinssi

Infobox_Film
name = Saippuaprinssi


caption = DVD cover
writer = Aleksi Bardy
starring = Mikko Leppilampi,
Pamela Tola,
Outi Mäenpää
director = Janne Kuusi
producer =
distributor =
released = 2006
runtime = 97 min
language = Finnish
imdb_id = 0460557

"Saippuaprinssi" ("Soap Prince") is a 2006 Finnish romantic comedy film directed by Janne Kuusi starring Mikko Leppilampi and Pamela Tola. Aleksi Bardy wrote the script.

Plot

A soap opera screenwriter writes a romance for herself and the star of the show.

Reviews

Cast

*Pamela Tola .... Ilona
*Mikko Leppilampi .... Kalle/Antero
*Outi Mäenpää .... Raakel
*Teijo Eloranta .... Tape Recorder
*Kristiina Halttu .... Reija/Seija (as Kristina Halttu)
*Sari Havas .... Writer
*Jarmo Hyttinen .... Angel (as Jami Hyttinen)
*Julia Jokinen .... Script girl
*Risto Kaskilahti .... Mixer
*Tommi Korpela .... Assistant director
*Jani Volanen .... Director
*Anu Koskinen .... Receptionist
*Jukka-Pekka Palo .... Kalela, head of Tv-channel
*Juha Veijonen .... Actor Laaksonen
*Pete Lattu .... Amateur actor Leo
*Anna Paavilainen .... Ilona's roommate Jonna
*Pihla Penttinen .... Amateur theatre director Tiina
*Minttu Mustakallio .... Script editor Eeva
*Janne Reinikainen .... Script editor Vesa
*Zarkus Poussa .... Sound effect man
*Jukka Puoltila .... Taxi driver
*Venla Saartamo .... Make up artist
*Marja Salo .... Actress
*Christian Sandström .... Casting director

External links

*imdb title|id=0460557


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