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2 March 1973 (Finland) morePlot:
Olga, Masha, and Irina Prozoroff lead lonely and purposeless lives following the death of their father who has commanded the local army post... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Fine Chekhov Filmization moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Jeanne Watts | ... | Olga |
| Joan Plowright | ... | Masha |
| Louise Purnell | ... | Irina |
 | Derek Jacobi | ... | Andrei |
| Sheila Reid | ... | Natasha |
| Kenneth MacKintosh | ... | Kulighin |
| Daphne Heard | ... | Anfissa the nana |
| Harry Lomax | ... | Ferrapont the watchman |
| Judy Wilson | ... | Serving maid |
| Mary Griffiths | ... | Housemaid |
| Ronald Pickup | ... | Baron Tusenbach |
 | Laurence Olivier | ... | Dr. Ivan Chebutikin |
| Frank Wylie | ... | Maj. Vassili Vassilich Solloni |
 | Alan Bates | ... | Col. Vershinin |
| Richard Kay | ... | Lt. Fedotik |
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It is remarkable how deeply interesting and moving is Chekhov's play about a small-town Russian family, longing to move to Moscow. Yet the playwright crafts with such affection and love for his characters that the viewer is hypnotized by the unfoldment.
With a production obviously based on a beautiful stage production, Laurence Olivier co-directs with John Sickel a most engrossing presentation.
Among the outstanding cast, Joan Plowright's Masha, Alan Bates' Col. Vershinin, and Olivier's Dr. Chebutikin are outstanding. The beautiful cinematography by Geoffrey Unsworth apparently utilize much of the stage sets, yet they merely add to the overall effectiveness.
Few cuts are made, as the production offers a comprehensive view of this work. Part of the American Film Theatre's series of 1970, "The Three Sisters" is a memorable experience. One longs for a re-release of this fine achievement.