Peter I: The Last Tsar and the First Emperor
The figure of Emperor Peter the Great, as well as the era of his formation and reign, still excites the minds of people all over the world. The creators answer the questions of how to take the throne when you are the fourteenth child in the family; how to win access to the sea when there is no professional army and navy in the country; how to bring a country that no one considered before into world leaders in a few decades, and many others.
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The figure of Emperor Peter the Great, as well as the era of his formation and reign, still excites the minds of people all over the world. The creators answer the questions of how to take the throne when you are the fourteenth child in the family; how to win access to the sea when there is no professional army and navy in the country; how to bring a country that no one considered before into world leaders in a few decades, and many others.
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Genre:History, Drama
Written By:Andrey Kravchuk, Andrey Rubanov, Anton Cherenkov
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:1-2-3 Production
Cast
Andrey Kravchuk
Director
Konstantin Khabenskiy
Narrator (voice)
Ivan Kolesnikov
Peter I
Aleksey Lukin
Young Peter I
Daniil Muravev-Izotov
Peter I (aged 10)
Maksim Ivanov-Marenin
Young Alexander Menshikov
Igor Gordin
Alexander Menshikov
Wolfgang Cerny
François Le Fort
Ksenia Utekhina
Catherine I
Anastasiya Mishina
Sophia Alekseyevna
Yuliya Bocharova
Natalya Naryshkina
Roman Konoplyov
Ivan Alekseyevich
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