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Michael Strogoff (1960)
When Emir Feofar Khan, leader of the Tartar hordes, takes up arms and invades the steppes of Eastern Siberia, Czar Alexander II of Russia entrusts the brave officer Michael Strogoff with a dangerous mission.
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When Emir Feofar Khan, leader of the Tartar hordes, takes up arms and invades the steppes of Eastern Siberia, Czar Alexander II of Russia entrusts the brave officer Michael Strogoff with a dangerous mission.
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Genre:Drama, Adventure
Written By:Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon
In Theaters:5/20/1960
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Illiria Film, Produzione Gallone, UFUS, Les Films Modernes
Cast
Carmine Gallone
Director
Curd Jürgens
Michael Strogoff
Geneviève Page
Nadia Fedoroff
Jacques Dacqmine
The Great Duke
Sylva Koscina
Sangarine
Gérard Buhr
Henri Blount
Louis Arbessier
Czar Alexander II
Fernand Fabre
General Vassieff
Michel Etcheverry
General Krisloff
Paul Demange
Telegraph Clerk
Valéry Inkijinoff
Feofar Khan
Françoise Fabian
Natko
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