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The Palace and the Fortress
An adaptation of Olga Frosh's novel about the life of Mihail Beideman.
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An adaptation of Olga Frosh's novel about the life of Mihail Beideman.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Pavel Schegolev, Olga Forsh
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Lenfilm, Sovkino
Cast
Aleksandr Ivanovsky
Director
Yevgeni Boronikhin
Mihail Beideman
Leonid Dobrovolsky
Aleksandr II
Yelena Khmelevskaya
Vera Lagutina, landowner's daughter
Yuri Korvin-Krukovsky
Lagutin, the landowner
Viktor Chernorudniy
Prince Kurakin
Sergei Shishko
Sergey Nechaev
Maria Yurieva
Beideman's mother
Kondrat Yakovlev
Count Muravyov
Gennadi Michurin
Dmitriy Karakozov
Nikolai Shmidtgof
Prince Gagarin
Pyotr Andriyevsky
Commandant of Petropavlovskaya fortress
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