Two Comrades Were Serving Trailer

Two Comrades Were Serving Trailer (1968)

21 October 1968 Drama, Action, History 99 mins

Set during the last days of the civil war that followed the Russian Revolution. The Crimea Peninsula is the last stronghold of the White Guard, and the Red Army is planning the final assault. The first story line of the movie follows two Red Army soldiers: unlikely friends Nekrasov and Karyakin. The second story line is about a White Guard officer Brusentsov who is devoted to Russia and his cause but sees it being destroyed day by day.

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Cast

Oleg Yankovskiy

as Andrei Nekrasov

Rolan Bykov

as Ivan Karyakin

Vladimir Vysotsky

as Aleksandr Brusentsov

Iya Savvina

as Alexandra

Alla Demidova

as Commissar

Nikolay Kryuchkov

as Komandir vzvoda

Nikolay Burlyaev

as Sergey Lukashevich

Nikolai Parfyonov

as Belogvardeyskiy ofitser

Roman Tkachuk

as Belogvardeyskiy ofitser

Valentina Berezutskaya

as Khozyayka utonuvshego vedra

Venyamin Smekhov

as baron Krause

Valentin Golubenko

as (uncredited)

Valentina Sperantova

as (uncredited)

Tatiana Ivanenko

as (uncredited)

Crew

Boris Tsaryov

Boris Tsaryov Production Design

Yevgeniy Ptichkin

Original Music Composer

Mikhail Ardabyevsky

Mikhail Ardabyevsky Director of Photography

Viktor Belokopytov

Viktor Belokopytov Director of Photography

Lev Semyonov

Lev Semyonov Production Design

Zinaida Korneyeva

Zinaida Korneyeva Costume Design

Mark Ermler

Mark Ermler Conductor

Marianna Rooz

Marianna Rooz Script Editor

G. Polyanok

G. Polyanok Camera Operator

Nikolai Zakharov

Nikolai Zakharov Makeup & Hair

Vasiliy Badayev

Vasiliy Badayev First Assistant Director

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