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Barbara the Fair with the Silken Hair
One day, King Yeremei decides to go on a long hike in order to consider all his areas and compile their register. A well appears on his way home, but as soon as the sovereign bent over him, he was seized by the underwater king Chudo-Yudo and demanded an unusual ransom for his release — that which is in the state of Yeremei, but which he does not know about. The tsar is forced to agree to these conditions, because he thinks that each blade of grass was taken into account in the inventory — he still does not suspect that in his absence the Queen gave birth to him an heir.
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One day, King Yeremei decides to go on a long hike in order to consider all his areas and compile their register. A well appears on his way home, but as soon as the sovereign bent over him, he was seized by the underwater king Chudo-Yudo and demanded an unusual ransom for his release — that which is in the state of Yeremei, but which he does not know about. The tsar is forced to agree to these conditions, because he thinks that each blade of grass was taken into account in the inventory — he still does not suspect that in his absence the Queen gave birth to him an heir.
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Genre:Family, Fantasy
Written By:Mikhail Chuprin, Aleksandr Rou
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios
Cast
Aleksandr Rou
Director
Mikhail Pugovkin
Yeremei, the tsar
Georgi Millyar
Chudo-Yudo, also tsar
Anatoliy Kubatskiy
Afonya, dyak
Lidiya Korolyova
Praskovya, dyak woman
Aleksei Katyshev
Andrei, a fisherman's son
Sergey Nikolaev
Andrei, the tsar's son
Tatyana Klyuyeva
Varvara the beauty
Varvara Popova
Stepanida, nanny
Aleksandr Khvylia
Duke de la Bull, most real pirate
Lev Potyomkin
Marquis de la Kiss, most real pirate
Isaac Leongarov
Viscount de la Dog, most real pirate
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