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Three Heroes and the King of the Sea
There is family trouble for the knights. To get out of trouble’s way, they decide to whizz off to China for a dragon tooth, the symbol of wisdom and power. At that time the Prince of Kiev is on a journey with his horse Julius; he is after the treasures of the Sea tsar to fill his coffers and “patch up the budget”. And the Sea tsar has decided to marry – and therefore drown Kiev. What is to be done? What will help our heroes? Friendship, boldness and, of course, love.
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There is family trouble for the knights. To get out of trouble’s way, they decide to whizz off to China for a dragon tooth, the symbol of wisdom and power. At that time the Prince of Kiev is on a journey with his horse Julius; he is after the treasures of the Sea tsar to fill his coffers and “patch up the budget”. And the Sea tsar has decided to marry – and therefore drown Kiev. What is to be done? What will help our heroes? Friendship, boldness and, of course, love.
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Genre:Comedy, Animation, Adventure
Written By:Alena Tabunova, Svetlana Sachenko, Aleksandr Boyarsky
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Box Office:$13,816,357
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Studio:Melnitsa Animation Studio, CTB Film Company, Cinema Foundation of Russia
Cast
Konstantin Feoktistov
Director
Aleksandr Boyarsky
Boyar Antipka (voice)
Dmitriy Bykovskiy-Romashov
Ilya Muromets (voice)
Oleg Kulikovich
Alyosha Popovich / Zmey Gorynych (voice)
Sergey Makovetskiy
Knyaz of Kiev (voice)
Valeri Solovyev
Dobrynya Nikitich (voice)
Liya Medvedeva
Lyubava (voice)
Dmitry Vysotsky
Kon Yuly (voice)
Elena Shulman
Mariya Tsvetkova-Ovsyannikova
Anatoli Petrov
Andrey Kuznetsov
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