The Captain's Daughter Trailer

The Captain's Daughter Trailer (1947)

08 October 1947 Drama, History 98 mins

A peasant leader under the enlightened despotism of Empress Catherine the Great, and a love story.

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Cast

Irasema Dilián

as Maria "Mascia" Ivanovna

Amedeo Nazzari

as Pugaciov

Cesare Danova

as Piotr Grinev

Aldo Silvani

as Andrej Mironov

Ave Ninchi

as Mrs. Mironova

Olga Solbelli

as Catherine II

Laura Gore

as Palaska

Gualtiero Tumiati

as Andrej Grinev

Mariano Englen

as Il generale

Folco Lulli

as Zulai

Gino Saltamerenda

as Il FeldMaresciallo

Crew

Aldo Tonti

Aldo Tonti Director of Photography

Ivo Perilli

Ivo Perilli First Assistant Director

Luigi De Laurentiis

Luigi De Laurentiis Production Manager

Maggiorino Canonica

Maggiorino Canonica Production Manager

Otello Fava

Otello Fava Makeup Artist

Gino Brosio

Gino Brosio Set Decoration

Fernando Previtali

Original Music Composer

International Titles

The Captain's Daughter Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 13 September 1947

Italy 08 October 1947

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