Golden Boys

Golden Boys

Golden Boys

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Golden Boys

2026- 2026

1 Seasons

4 Episodes

7.5(2 votes)

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Drama

Overview

Stockholm 1997. Eco-criminal Joachim Posener, recently released from prison, dreams of building an empire. He wants to show his parents and his seven-year-old son that he can achieve anything. Joachim joins forces with his boundless cousin, Thomas Jisander. They call themselves the Golden Boys and party hard, dream big and plan an extremely illegal business scheme. The series is inspired by the Trustor affair.

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Cast & crew

6 featured cast members

Starring

Adam Lundgren

Adam Lundgren

Erik Svedberg-Zelman

Erik Svedberg-Zelman

Viktor Björkberg

Jonas Karlsson

Jonas Karlsson

Johan Paulsen

Johan Paulsen

Nigel Havers

Nigel Havers

Creative team

Created by: Erik Hultkvist

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