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Nicholas and Alexandra (1971)
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Czar Nicholas II, the inept monarch of Russia, insensitive to the needs of his people, is overthrown and exiled to Siberia with his family. Director:Franklin J. Schaffner |
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Michael Jayston | ... | |
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Janet Suzman | ... | |
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Roderic Noble | ... |
Alexis
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Ania Marson | ... | |
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Lynne Frederick | ... | |
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Candace Glendenning | ... |
Marie
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Fiona Fullerton | ... | |
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Irene Worth | ... | |
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Jack Hawkins | ... | |
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Timothy West | ... | |
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Katherine Schofield | ... |
Tegleva
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Jean-Claude Drouot | ... | |
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John Hallam | ... |
Nagorny
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The tragic story of Nicholas II, the last Czar of Russia, set against the backdrop of the Russian Revolution. It is an inside look into the private lives of Nicholas and his wife Alexandra, their daughters, and the painful secret which bound the Imperial Couple to the mystical Rasputin, and the eventual execution of the entire family. Written by Gailene Va. Holley <gvah@lava.net>
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Nicholas y Alexandra See more »Filming Locations:
Sa Conca Beach, S'Agaró, Castell-Paltja d'Aro, Girona, Cataluña, Spain See more »Company Credits
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Press reports at time of pre-production said that Rex Harrison and Vanessa Redgrave were to appear as the leads. However, a recent biography of producer Sam Spiegel stated that paperwork (in an Israeli museum) belonging to Spiegel shows that he never offered them the leads. See more »Goofs
Factual errors: In 1914, after World War I started, the city of St. Petersburg became known as Petrograd since the name St. Petersburg was considered too German. (It continued to be called Petrograd until 1924, when it became known as Leningrad.) However, in the movie, even after the war started, the city was still called St. Petersburg. See more »Quotes
Yurovsky: [after learning that the former Tsar, his wife and children are to be executed] I've kept their mail from them all this time. I didn't know whether they should have it or not. Should I give it to them now, would it be cruel, or kind? I can't judge this kind of thing. I don't think anyone can.See more »
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