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Jack Frost
(1965)
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Title: Jack Frost (1965)
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Aleksandr Khvylya | ... |
Morozko /
Jack Frost
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Natalya Sedykh | ... |
Nastenka
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Eduard Izotov | ... |
Ivan
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Inna Churikova | ... |
Marfusha
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Pavel Pavlenko | ... |
Father
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Vera Altayskaya | ... |
Stepmother
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Georgiy Millyar | ... | |
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Mikhail Yanshin | ... |
Old Mushroom
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Galina Borisova | ... |
Old Mushroom
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Anatoli Kubatsky | ... |
Bandit Chieftain
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Valentin Bryleyev | ... |
Eligible Bachelor
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Tatyana Pelttser | ... |
Eligible Bachelor's Mother
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Tatyana Barysheva | ... |
Matchmaker
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Varvara Popova | ... |
Old Woman
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Zinaida Vorkul | ... |
Ivan's Mother
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Strange Russian fairy tale dealing with a boy and a girl who go through the strangest situations to be with one another. The boy is transformed by a Mushroom Pixie into a bear, and almost baked by an evil witch who controls trees. The girl is given the Cinderella treatment by her mother and her sister who is jealous of her long braided hair. Jack Frost himself doesn't appear until late in the movie. Written by Jonah Falcon <jonahnynla@mindspring.com>
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Country:
Soviet UnionLanguage:
RussianRelease Date:
September 1966 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Ivan: Yes mama, what is it now?
Ivan's Mother: You must take care!
Ivan: Don't worry!
Ivan's Mother: You musn't forget your mother, Ivan!
Ivan: Don't worry!
Ivan's Mother: You mustn't harm the weak!
Ivan: Don't worry!
Ivan's Mother: Honour those who are old!
Ivan: Don't worry!
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The English-dubbed version of this film was used for an episode of "Mystery Science Theater 3000" under the title "Jack Frost". See more »Goofs
The position of the ropes tied around Nastenka change between a couple of shots. See more »Quotes
Ivan's Mother: Ivan, my son.Ivan: Yes mama, what is it now?
Ivan's Mother: You must take care!
Ivan: Don't worry!
Ivan's Mother: You musn't forget your mother, Ivan!
Ivan: Don't worry!
Ivan's Mother: You mustn't harm the weak!
Ivan: Don't worry!
Ivan's Mother: Honour those who are old!
Ivan: Don't worry!
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For all of you, who think this movie is stupid, just because it doesn´t fit into your watching habits:
Is it bizarre? Of course it is, but check these really old German, French or English tales and legends. I wonder what you´d say to the original Brothers Grimm collection. I think that´s also the problem with understanding, the people of America simply don´t have this part of culture, because it comes directly from the medieval age.
The story has its roots so far away, so deep in the Slav history, that if Hollywood would like to make something comparable, they´d have to steal the story from some ancient native American tribe.