The Overcoat Trailer (1926)
Soviet film based on Nikolai Gogol stories "Nevsky Prospekt" and "The Overcoat".
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Cast
Andrei Kostrichkin as Akakiy Bashmachkin
Antonina Yeremeyeva as Young lady 'heavenly creature'
Aleksei Kapler as 'Not important person' / 'Very important person'
Sergei Gerasimov as Yaryzhka, card sharp
Emil Gal as Tailor
Yanina Zheymo as Tailor's assistant
Vladimir Lepko as Tailor Petrovich
Oleg Zhakov as Bashmachkin's coworker
Pyotr Sobolevsky as Official
Ksenia Denisova as Agrafena
Crew
Yury Tynyanov Writer
Andrey Moskvin Director of Photography
Yevgeni Mikhajlov Director of Photography
Grigori Kozintsev Director
Leonid Trauberg Director
Nikolai Gogol Book
Boris Shpis Assistant Director
Sergey Shklyarevskiy First Assistant Director
Vladimir Petrov First Assistant Director
Evgeny Eney Production Design
International Titles
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International Releases Dates
Russia 10 May 1926
Production Companies
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