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Peter the First, Part II

Peter the First, Part II

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Depicts Russian Tsar Peter the First's conquest over the Swedes and his son Aleksey's plot to overthrow him.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Russian

Runtime

96 mins

Rating

3.9/10

Release Date

22 August 1938

Country

Soviet Union

Cast

Nikolai Simonov

Nikolai Simonov

Tsar Pyotr I

Alla Tarasova

Alla Tarasova

Tsarina Catherine I

Nikolai Cherkasov

Nikolai Cherkasov

Prince Alexei

Irina Zarubina

Irina Zarubina

Efrosinya, mistress of Alexei

Mikhail Zharov

Mikhail Zharov

Alexander Danilovich Menshikov

Mikhail Tarkhanov

Mikhail Tarkhanov

Field Marshal Sherementyev

Vladimir Gardin

Vladimir Gardin

Prince Peter Tolstoy

Viktor Dobrovolsky

Viktor Dobrovolsky

Fedka, cossack leader / Gen. Yaguzhinsky

Ye. Karrik

Ye. Karrik

Karl XII, King of Sweden

Aleksey Vatulya

Aleksey Vatulya

Hetman Mazeppa

Vladimir Yershov

Vladimir Yershov

Foreign ambassador

Fyodor Bogdanov

Fyodor Bogdanov

Brovkin, mine owner

Konstantin Gibshman

Konstantin Gibshman

Prince Buinosov

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