Anna Karenina (1914 film)
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| Russian | Анна Каренина |
| Directed by | Vladimir Gardin |
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| Based on | Anna Karenina 1878 novel by Leo Tolstoy |
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| Cinematography | Aleksandr Levitsky |
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| Country | Russian Empire |
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Anna Karenina (Russian: Анна Каренина) is a 1914 Russian drama film directed and written by Vladimir Gardin.[1][2][3][4]
Plot
The film is based on the 1877 novel by Leo Tolstoy.
Cast
- Maria Germanova as Anna Karenina
- Vladimir Shaternikov as Karenin
- Mikhail Tamarov as Vronsky
- Zoya Barantsevich as Kittie
- V. Obolensky as Levin
- Vladimir Kvanin as Stiva Oblonsky
- Moreva as Dolly
- Vera Kholodnaya as Italian wet-nurse (uncredited)[5]
Interesting facts
The film is 2700 meters long. [6]
A one-part excerpt from the film has been preserved.
References
- ^ Елизавета Боярская сыграет Анну Каренину
- ^ 123 года назад родился один из самых известных полтавских киноактеров[permanent dead link]
- ^ Биография Веры Холодной
- ^ Исполняется 120 лет со дня рождения актрисы немого кино Веры Холодной
- ^ Анна Каренина (1914) Full Cast & Crew
- ^ Velikiĭ kinemo : katalog sokhranivshikhsi︠a︡ igrovykh filʹmov Rossii, 1908-1919. V. Ivanova, В. Иванова. Moskva: Novoe literaturnoe obozrenie. 2002. ISBN 5-86793-155-2. OCLC 49633949.
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