Alle gaar rundt og forelsker sig is a Danish 1941 Operetta film directed by Emanuel Gregers. The film was produced by Nordisk Film.

Plot It is a bet that sets the action in motion. In the Central Theatre's corduroy wardrobe, an extremely lively discussion arises one evening between the beautiful and energetic Mette Madsen and her comrades. The girls have, as usual, discussed the problem with men, and Oda, a beautiful girl, full of sex appeal, claims that Mette, who by the way is an excellent chairman of the Kordamers' organization, is completely devoid of "oomph" and does not exercise any attraction to men. The bet is made and the three "victims", who must of course be unmarried, are chosen from the phone book.

Cast Lilian Ellis – Mette Madsen Erika Voigt – Mette's mother, Cordelia Hans Kurt – Frits Olsen Valdemar Møller – F. Olsen (Frits' father) Peter Malberg – Ludvig Bøgholm Erling Schroeder – Erik Sommer Sigurd Langberg – Mr. Sommer (Erik's father) Sigrid Horne-Rasmussen – Oda Holm Svend Bille – Theatre director Holgersen Petrine Sonne – Johanne Mikkelsen Paul Holck Hofmann – Regissør Marie Niedermann – Gormsen Minna Jørgensen – Frk. Storm Clara Schwartz – Fru Sommer Asta Hansen – Vera Lillian Forum-Hansen – Korpige Jeanne Darville – Korpige Tudlik Johansen – Korpige Victor Cornelius – Sanger Gudrun Ringheim – Korpige Else Kordt – Kordt Sisters Inga Kordt – Kordt Sisters Grete Kordt – Kordt Sisters Lisa Haidt – Sangerinde i starten, korpige Sonja Steincke Sangerinde i starten, korpige Maj Dam – Korpige Valsø Holm – Sporvognspassager Ruth Saabye – Korpige Gunnar Bigum – Gæst i teaterkatten der truer Frits Henry Nielsen – Receptionist Asta Esper Andersen – Sporvognspassager Ejner Bjørkmann – Tubaspiller i sporvogn Kay Abrahamsen – Mettes sangpartner Gunnar Strømvad – Dansende gæst i Teaterkatten Eik Koch – Dansende gæst i Teaterkatten

Music The title song Alle går rundt og forelsker sig, with lyrics by Børge Müller, was one of a group of 12 songs by Kai Normann Andersen that was included in the Danish Culture Canon.

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