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Ivan the Terrible (1979)
Bolshoi Ballet stars dance to Prokofiev's score of a cruel Russian czar (Yuri Vladimirov) and his poisoned wife (Natalia Bessmertnova).
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Bolshoi Ballet stars dance to Prokofiev's score of a cruel Russian czar (Yuri Vladimirov) and his poisoned wife (Natalia Bessmertnova).
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:12/17/1979
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Mosfilm
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