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22 March 1939 (USA)
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The story of how a great Russian prince led a ragtag army to battle an invading force of Teutonic Knights. full summary | add synopsis
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From 1922-1979: Get Your Film School Starter Pack Now
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"Nevsky" with live music
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Cast
(Complete credited cast) | Nikolai Cherkasov | ... | Aleksandr Nevsky (as N. Cherkasov) |
| Nikolai Okhlopkov | ... | Vasili Buslai (as N. Okhlopkov) |
| Andrei Abrikosov | ... | Gavrilo Oleksich (as A. Abrikosov) |
| Dmitri Orlov | ... | Ignat - the Master Armorer (as D. Orlov) |
| Vasili Novikov | ... | Pavsha - Governor of Pskov (as V. Novikov) |
| Nikolai Arsky | ... | Domash Tverdislavich - a Novgorod Boyar (as N. Arsky) |
| Varvara Massalitinova | ... | Amelfa Timoferevna - Buslai's Mother (as V. Massalitova) |
| Vera Ivashova | ... | Olga Danilovna - a Maid of Novgorod (as V. Ivashova) |
| Aleksandra Danilova | ... | Vasilisa - a Maid of Pskov (as A. Danilova) |
| Vladimir Yershov | ... | Von Balk - Grand Master of the Teutonic Order (as V. Yershov) |
| Sergei Blinnikov | ... | Tverdilo - Traitorous Mayor of Pskov (as S. Blinnikov) |
| Ivan Lagutin | ... | Anani - a Monk (as I. Lagutin) |
| Lev Fenin | ... | The Archbishop (as L. Fenin) |
| Naum Rogozhin | ... | The Black-Hooded Monk (as N. Rogozhin) |
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Александр Невский (Soviet Union: Russian title)
Aleqsandre Neveli (Soviet Union: Georgian title)
Alexander Nevsky (USA)
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Aleqsandre Neveli (Soviet Union: Georgian title)
Alexander Nevsky (USA)
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112 min | France:90 min
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Despite the anti-Christian approach, Alexander makes a biblical reference when addressing the Russian people near the end of the movie stating that they "... will be Judases all ... " if they betray the victory just won.
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Factual errors: Gavrila Alexich, one of the movie's main protagonists, could not participate Battle of Ice. He was killed one year before it, in 1241, storming the fortress of Koporye.
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Vasilisa - a Maid of Pskov:
[in the middle of the Battle on the Ice] Should we move the baggage sleds back?
Vasili Buslai: No! Die where you stand!
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Vasili Buslai: No! Die where you stand!
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There is a version of "Nevsky" that is shown with a live symphony orchestra, chorus, soloist and the movie. If it's EVER performed within a day's travel of you see "Nevsky" done that way. The Oklahoma City Philharmonic did it with the OKC Canterbury Choir (one of the finest anywhere) a couple of years ago. I think I cried through the whole thing, it was one of the most emotionally powerful movie experiences of my life. I'm listening to "Nevsky" on the radio right now and it still tears me up. There are movies that I love, and classical music pieces I love, but there is no combination I can think of that comes close to the impact of "Nevsky" performed in real time.