Behind the Footlights Trailer

Behind the Footlights Trailer (1956)

28 June 1956 Comedy, Romance 84 mins

Russian Empire, the middle of the XIX century. Aged, beggar dramatic actor Lev Gurych Sinichkin, in search of work, wanders through the cities with his young daughter Liza. They dream that Lisa someday will succeed on stage and become a famous actress.

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Cast

Vasili Merkuryev

as Lev Gurych Sinichkin

Liliya Yudina

as Liza Sinichkina

Tatyana Karpova

as Raisa Surmilova

Nikolai Afanasyev

as Serge Vetrinsky

Mikhail Yanshin

as Fyodor Borzikov

Yuri Lyubimov

as Graf Zefirov

Sergei Blinnikov

as Pyotr Pustoslavtsev

Grigori Abrikosov

as Kozachinsky

Pyotr Repnin

as Nalimov

Yuriy Yakovlev

as Chakhotkin

Vladimir Troshin

as Timchenko

Crew

Dmitri Lensky

Dmitri Lensky Theatre Play

Valentin Zakharov

Valentin Zakharov Director of Photography

Igor Gelein

Igor Gelein Director of Photography

International Titles

Na Podmostkakh Stseny Trailer

International Releases Dates

Russia 28 June 1956

United States 09 October 1956

Production Companies

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