Vladimir Nabokov Trailer

Vladimir Nabokov Trailer (1966)

10 September 1966 29 mins

A profile of the novelist and artist, his rich and productive life and a view of his working quarters in Montreux, for which the producer Robert Hughes went to Switzerland.

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United Kingdom 10 September 1966

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