BlackJack (1990): Cast
BlackJack is a 1990 music drama directed by Colin Nutley, starring Jan Mybrand as Kaj, Johannes Brost and Reine Brynolfsson. It runs 1 hour 51 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 51m (111 min)
- Director
- Colin Nutley
- Original language
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Swedish - Studio
- SF Studios
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is BlackJack About?
The premise of BlackJack without spoilers.
The story follows three thirty‑something friends—Kaj, Lennart and Robert—who spend their weekends dancing. At a club they encounter Inger, and Kaj quickly becomes infatuated. Meanwhile, Kaj’s bandmate Tommy, the notorious local Casanova, can’t resist a flirtation. He soon begins an affair with Inger, betraying Kaj and testing ties among the group.
BlackJack Themes & Keywords
· 40 tags- new year's eve
- female topless nudity
- sex in a car
- car mechanic
- police
- drunkenness
- saint lucia
- title appears in writing
- fictional band
- hairdresser
- church service
- arson
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- ex husband ex wife relationship
- concert
- model railroad
- dance
- band
- friend
- love
- casanova
- loneliness
- band member
- unfaithfulness
- casual sex
- record producer
- return to hometown
- single mother
- tour bus
- shyness
- rejection
- pick up
- single
- drinking
- dancing
- band name in title
- small town
- christmas
- title spoken by character
- female nudity
- sex scene
BlackJack Cast & Characters
Jan Mybrand leads the cast as Kaj, with Johannes Brost as Lennart and Reine Brynolfsson as Robert Mårbrink. Directed by Colin Nutley; 25 actors are credited in all.
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Director Colin Nutley
- Jan Mybrand as Kaj
- Johannes Brost as Lennart
- Reine Brynolfsson as Robert Mårbrink
- Carl Kjellgren as Tommy Sjöberg
Also Starring in BlackJack
· 21 more- Helena Bergström Ingrid Forsberg
- Lennart Hjulström Inger's Father
- Leif Andrée Porter
- Ing-Marie Carlsson Anja
- Eddie Axberg Man Who Makes a Bet (uncredited)
- Loa Falkman Bengt Lindell
- Kim Anderzon Woman at Dance Hall (uncredited)
- Yvonne Schaloske Eva
- Anne-Li Norberg Policewoman
- Steve Kratz Nisse
- Tomas Fryk Kalle
- Maria Weisby Kicki
- Tony Ljungström Mats
- Dave McShane Lasse
- Beppe Wackelin Drummer
- Christina Barklund Kerstin
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- Monika Ahlberg Maria
- Angelica Rubertson Eva
- Hayati Kafe Hasse at Grottan
- Joel Pehrsson Sigge
- Lotta Engberg
More from Colin Nutley
More films directed by Colin Nutley, best-rated first: Under solen, Bröllop, begravning och dop - filmen, Medicine and House of Angels - Third Time Lucky.
Cars in BlackJack
13 cars on screen, including the 1964 Mercedes-Benz 300 SE W112 and the 1967 Scania-Vabis BF 76.
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1964 Mercedes-Benz 300 SE W112 Important role -
1967 Scania-Vabis BF 76 Important role -
1986 Volvo 240 Important role -
1988 Volvo 240 Important role
BlackJack Also Known As
2 alternative titles: “BlackJack 1990” and “Black Jack”.
- Also known as
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- BlackJack 1990
- Black Jack
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BlackJack FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast, post-credit scenes and language of BlackJack, each answered in a sentence.
How long is BlackJack?
BlackJack runs 1 hour 51 minutes (111 minutes).
When was BlackJack released?
BlackJack was released on October 7, 1990.
Who directed BlackJack?
BlackJack was directed by Colin Nutley.
More films by Colin Nutley Who is in the cast of BlackJack?
BlackJack stars Jan Mybrand as Kaj, Johannes Brost as Lennart and Reine Brynolfsson as Robert Mårbrink, among 25 credited actors.
Does BlackJack have a post-credit scene?
No. BlackJack has no extra scene during or after the credits.
What language is BlackJack in?
The original language of BlackJack is Swedish.
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