Thanks for watching! Here you can find my other "Pippi Longstocking" videos: ▪ Part 1: ua-cam.com/video/N6336SN7brs/v-deo.htmlsi=a5O3uVDjJGw70GRJ ▪ Part 2: ua-cam.com/video/YD63sKGuk6Q/v-deo.htmlsi=JxBOCanMT-VXCEkT ▪ Villa Villekulla: ua-cam.com/video/x58kJv5I9fc/v-deo.htmlsi=BcYE1KEWalbJxUn5
Thank you for this series, I really enjoyed watching it, having seen the Pippi films a long time ago when I was a kid. You have a very pleasant way of filming and telling the story. Nice :)))
I love seeing these locations- brings back great memories- here in California we had the “Family Film Festival every weekend on tv back in the 70’s-80’s where they would show the Pippi movies!
This is such an amazing tour. As a child, I always wondered where it could have been filmed. Even back then, I was fascinated by the surroundings in which Pipi was filmed. Thanks for that!
Wow! This was such a treat for me as I am, and always have been, a HUGE Pippi Longstocking fan!! I always wondered where "Pippi Goes on Board" was filmed and where in the world all those little, quaint houses were really located, and now I know! Matthias, thank you so much for your hard work and for going to all the locations you were able to identify, especially because some of us will probably never be able to visit most of these places for whatever reason. It's amazing to see how much some of these locations have changed since they filmed the Pippi Longstocking movies, and even more amazing to see how some of the locations have remained complete the same and almost untouched over so many years! (Over the past several years, I have constantly searched for UA-cam videos about Inger Nilsson, Maria Persson, and Par Sundberg and I must say they are very difficult to find, and especially difficult to find in the English language. That being said, I'd like to thank Matthias again, not just for creating these videos, but for creating these videos in English, so that we are able to understand them fully.) 😁👍😁👍😁👍
Delightful Matthais. I knew nothing of Pippi Longstocking other than the name and it was fantastic to see all these amazing places via the tremendous amount of work and effort you put into this video, as well as all your others I've come to enjoy. That was quite the journey you took us viewers on. Thank you.
Can you film the Brothers Lionheart locations as well? They were filmed in the Stenhamra quarry lake, where exactly they stood with the torch. Also has Iceland's addresses.
Thanks for watching! Here you can find my other "Pippi Longstocking" videos:
▪ Part 1: ua-cam.com/video/N6336SN7brs/v-deo.htmlsi=a5O3uVDjJGw70GRJ
▪ Part 2: ua-cam.com/video/YD63sKGuk6Q/v-deo.htmlsi=JxBOCanMT-VXCEkT
▪ Villa Villekulla: ua-cam.com/video/x58kJv5I9fc/v-deo.htmlsi=BcYE1KEWalbJxUn5
Was the first windmill you showed the actual windmill where they filmed ?
These videos are made with a juvenile big heart. Thank you.
Thank you for this series, I really enjoyed watching it, having seen the Pippi films a long time ago when I was a kid. You have a very pleasant way of filming and telling the story. Nice :)))
I love seeing these locations- brings back great memories- here in California we had the “Family Film Festival every weekend on tv back in the 70’s-80’s where they would show the Pippi movies!
This is such an amazing tour. As a child, I always wondered where it could have been filmed. Even back then, I was fascinated by the surroundings in which Pipi was filmed. Thanks for that!
I am curently in Røros and looking for the locations. Thanks for the nostalgia!
Wow! This was such a treat for me as I am, and always have been, a HUGE Pippi Longstocking fan!! I always wondered where "Pippi Goes on Board" was filmed and where in the world all those little, quaint houses were really located, and now I know! Matthias, thank you so much for your hard work and for going to all the locations you were able to identify, especially because some of us will probably never be able to visit most of these places for whatever reason. It's amazing to see how much some of these locations have changed since they filmed the Pippi Longstocking movies, and even more amazing to see how some of the locations have remained complete the same and almost untouched over so many years! (Over the past several years, I have constantly searched for UA-cam videos about Inger Nilsson, Maria Persson, and Par Sundberg and I must say they are very difficult to find, and especially difficult to find in the English language. That being said, I'd like to thank Matthias again, not just for creating these videos, but for creating these videos in English, so that we are able to understand them fully.) 😁👍😁👍😁👍
Delightful Matthais. I knew nothing of Pippi Longstocking other than the name and it was fantastic to see all these amazing places via the tremendous amount of work and effort you put into this video, as well as all your others I've come to enjoy. That was quite the journey you took us viewers on. Thank you.
Time: 16:33 Katla cave left side of copper port door stood where the mountain behind you. You can see parts of the gray spray paint are still there.
Can you film the Brothers Lionheart locations as well? They were filmed in the Stenhamra quarry lake, where exactly they stood with the torch. Also has Iceland's addresses.
Great videos. By the way I really like the hat/cap. Where did you get it?
Time: 14:52 Brothers Lionheart scene the soldiers ride towards the camera exact orignal location.
Matthias regainef his hat
Fårö.