Natasha Rostova Trailer (1915)
Lost film based on Leo Tolstoy's story from War and Peace novel.
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Cast
Vera Karalli as Natasha Rostova
Vitold Polonsky as Andrey Bolkonskiy
Ivan Mosjoukine as Anatole Kuragin
Petr Lopuhin as Pierre Bezukhov
Maria Reizen as Sonya
Aleksandr Kheruvimov as Count Rostov
Crew
Leo Tolstoy Novel
Pyotr Chardynin Director
Aleksandr Khanzhonkov Producer
Vyacheslav Fester Production Design
International Releases Dates
Russia 13 February 1915
Production Companies
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