Sofiya Perovskaya Trailer

Sofiya Perovskaya Trailer (1968)

16 March 1968 Drama, History 114 mins

A biopic, looking at one of the major leaders of the assassination of Czar Alexander II.

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Cast

Aleksandra Nazarova

as Sofiya Perovskaya

Viktor Tarasov

as Andrey Zhelyabov

Boris Khmelnitsky

as Nikolay Kibalchich

Vladislav Strzhelchik

as Aleksandr II

Georgi Taratorkin

as Grinevitskiy

Efim Kopelyan

as Loris - Melikov

Oleg Izmailov

as Николай Суханов

Aleksei Golovin

as Prosecutor Muravyov

Crew

Said Menyalshchikov

Said Menyalshchikov Production Design

Nadezhda Buzina

Nadezhda Buzina Costume Design

Aleksandr Shelenkov

Aleksandr Shelenkov Director of Photography

Dmitri Shostakovich

Original Music Composer

Yu-Lan Chen

Yu-Lan Chen Director of Photography

Semyon Valyushok

Semyon Valyushok Production Design

International Titles

Софья Перовская Trailer

Production Companies

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