bank, Nitti then decides to do as Krakström originally instructed and rob the bank clean. King manages to defuse the situation with some laughing gas and when the police take Nitti, Krakström, King and his associates to the station, Nitti's bag is revealed only to contain the cash-boxes with the Treasurer's sandwich equipment. In the end, Jim and Sylvi get married and in a show of good-will, King writes Krakström a check to save his company. Cast Spede Pasanen – Jim King, the toy-company millionaire. Vesa-Matti Loiri – Treasurer, King's treasurer who accidentally deposits the cash-boxes containing his sandwich making materials, instead of the company's 500'000 marks. Simo Salminen – Designer Sulo Rantavaara, the mastermind behind King's successful toys. Juhani Kumpulainen – Krakström, King's rival in the toy industry. Tamara Lund – Sylvi Krakström, Krakström's daughter who works as a bank-teller and takes a liking to King. Jukka Sipilä – Krakström's servant; referred to by many names by Krakström, he performs the duties of a secretary, a driver and a general underling doing his dirty work. Due to Krakström's financial difficulties, he is the last person working at his company. Risto Aaltonen – Nitti, a gangster hired by both King and Krakström at various points in the film. Pirkko Mannola – Nitti's girlfriend, who catches King and Rantavaara when they break into Krakström's office for the second time to return the paintings stolen by Nitti and forces them to help with the bank robbery. Leo Jokela – Detective Sirpaleaho, the detective who is called to investigate the crimes committed by Nitti. Ere Kokkonen appears in an uncredited cameo as an American toy investor at the beginning of the film. Black and white to colour switch The film features a rarely seen switch from black and white into colour. The gangster Nitti, upon waking up on the morning of the bank robbery, doesn't get his usual morning drink. As he sobers up, the film turns to colour and remains so for much of the finale, except for a brief moment in Jim and Sylvi's wedding when Nitti starts drinking again. The switch technically makes Leikkikalugangsteri Pasanen's first colour feature. Pohjantähteet, released the same year, was the first feature by Spede and Ere Kokkonen to be filmed fully in colour. References External links 1969 comedy films 1969 films Finnish comedy films 1960s Finnish-language films