Three Heroes
Ivan Tsarevich dreams of marrying Marya the Weaver. But the Tsar has decided to marry his son to an overseas princess. Three heroes help Marya the Weaver in her fight for Ivan Tsarevich's love. They must complete the Tsar's task and bring him the feather of the Firebird. And the overseas princess turns to Baba Yaga for help.
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Ivan Tsarevich dreams of marrying Marya the Weaver. But the Tsar has decided to marry his son to an overseas princess. Three heroes help Marya the Weaver in her fight for Ivan Tsarevich's love. They must complete the Tsar's task and bring him the feather of the Firebird. And the overseas princess turns to Baba Yaga for help.
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Genre:Comedy, Music, Fantasy, TV Movie
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:VGTRK, Russia 1
Cast
Aleksandr Igudin
Director
Yuriy Stoyanov
Ilya Muromets
Yuriy Galtsev
Dobrynya Nikitich
Yury Askarov
Alyosha Popovich
Andrii Danylko
Baba Yaga
Efim Shifrin
Tsar
Anna Semenovich
overseas princess
Anastasiya Stotskaya
Marya the Weaver
Alexey Vorobyov
Ivan Tsarevich
Boris Smolkin
sultan
Igor Vukolov
vizier
Mikhail Boyarskiy
d'Artagnan
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