
Pikku Pietarin piha
Drama · Comedy · Family
Overview
A little orphan boy is the focus of attention, as well as his stepmother whose special qualities engender a certain mystery around her person – and hint at magical powers.
Top Cast


Elsa Turakainen
Elsa Turakainen
Karoliina
Elsa Turakainen
Karoliina
Leevi Kuuranne
Leevi Kuuranne
Jormalainen
Leevi Kuuranne
Jormalainen


Tea Ista
Tea Ista
Klory
Tea Ista
Klory


Leo Jokela
Leo Jokela
Vennu Harakka
Leo Jokela
Vennu Harakka
Tuukka Tanner
Tuukka Tanner
Pietari "Pietu" Jormalainen
Tuukka Tanner
Pietari "Pietu" Jormalainen
Saara Ranin
Saara Ranin
Vetteranska
Saara Ranin
Vetteranska


Hannes Häyrinen
Hannes Häyrinen
Palkeinen
Hannes Häyrinen
Palkeinen


Pentti Irjala
Pentti Irjala
Harakka
Pentti Irjala
Harakka


Kaarlo Halttunen
Kaarlo Halttunen
Kellomestari
Kaarlo Halttunen
Kellomestari
Pia Hattara
Pia Hattara
Torodea
Pia Hattara
Torodea
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