Top Cast
Explore Star Directory →Armi Kuusela
Armi
Tauno Palo
Jack Coleman
Eija Karipää
Eija Isohonka
Tarmo Manni
Martti Kataja
Rauha Rentola
Mimmi
Pentti Viljanen
Cpl. Mätäs
Elli Ylimaa
Manageress of boarding school
Ossi Elstelä
Antti Isohonka
Tauno Majuri
Oksanen - Architect
Aila Koivikko
Armi as a child
Aku Korhonen
Mr. Coleman
Maija Karhi
student
Sirkka Hirvonen
student
Kaarlo Wilska
soldier
Hannes Veivo
soldier
Unto Salminen
soldier
Arvo Jorma
soldier
Lennart Lauramaa
soldier
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Veikko Itkonen
- Screenplay & Story
- Mika Waltari
- Original Score
- George de Godzinsky
- Original Title
- Maailman kaunein tyttö
- Country of Origin
- Finland
- Spoken Languages
- Finnish
- Runtime
- 1h 20m
- Production Studios
- Veikko Itkonen
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Veikko Itkonen
Mika Waltari
George de Godzinsky
Erkki Imberg
Veikko Itkonen
Veikko Itkonen
Department Leadership Roster
Tapio Vilpponen
Production Design
Veikko Itkonen
Director
Veikko Itkonen
Producer
Veikko Itkonen
Editor
Mika Waltari
Writer
Erkki Imberg
Director of Photography
George de Godzinsky
Original Music Composer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Maailman kaunein tyttö
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Maailman kaunein tyttö about?
Unexpected romance is in the air when a young woman from Finnish boarding school meets an American millionaire.
Who directed Maailman kaunein tyttö?
Maailman kaunein tyttö was directed by Veikko Itkonen.
Who stars in Maailman kaunein tyttö?
The principal cast of Maailman kaunein tyttö includes Armi Kuusela, Tauno Palo, Eija Karipää, Tarmo Manni, Rauha Rentola.
When was Maailman kaunein tyttö released and how long is it?
Maailman kaunein tyttö was released in 1953 with a total runtime of 1h 20m.
Who composed the musical score for Maailman kaunein tyttö?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Maailman kaunein tyttö was composed by George de Godzinsky.

