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| Dolores Del Río | ... |
Tasia
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| Charles Farrell | ... |
Grand Duke Eugen
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| Ivan Linow | ... |
Ivan Petroff
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Boris Charsky | ... |
An agitator
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| Dorothy Revier | ... |
Princess Varvara
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| Andrés de Segurola | ... |
General Tanaroff
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Demetrius Alexis | ... |
Rasputin
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Tom Amandares | ... |
Yakitch (peasant father) (uncredited)
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| Henry Armetta | ... |
Prisoner (uncredited)
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| Nigel De Brulier | ... |
Bishop (uncredited)
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| Soledad Jiménez | ... |
Tasia's Mother (uncredited)
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Muriel McCormac | ... |
Tasia as a child (uncredited)
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| Barry Norton | ... |
Rasputin's Assassin (uncredited)
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Sam Savitsky | ... |
Russian Officer (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Raoul Walsh | ||
Written by
| Henry Leyford Gates | ... | (novel "The Red Dancer of Moscow") & |
| Eleanor Browne | ... | (story) |
| Pierre Collings | ... | (adaptation) & |
| Philip Klein | ... | (adaptation) |
| James Ashmore Creelman | ... | (scenario) |
| Malcolm Stuart Boylan | ... | (titles) |
Music by
| Erno Rapee | ||
| S.L. Rothafel | ||
Cinematography by
| Charles G. Clarke | ... | (as Charles Clarke) |
| Jack A. Marta | ... | (as John Marta) |
Editing by
| Louis R. Loeffler | ... | (as Louis Loeffler) |
Set Decoration by
| Ben Carré | ||
| David S. Hall | ... | (as David Hall) |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Archibald Buchanan | ... | assistant director (as Archie Buchanan) |
Art Department
| Don B. Greenwood | ... | property master |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Max Munn Autrey | ... | still photographer (uncredited) |
Additional Crew
| William Fox | ... | presenter |
| N.V. Timchenko | ... | technical consultant |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Fox Film Corporation (1928) (United States) (theatrical)
- Fox Film Company (1928) (Canada) (theatrical)
- Fox Film Company (1928) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
- Fox Film Corporation (1928) (Australia) (theatrical)
- Deutsche Vereins-Film AG (Defa-Deutsche Fox) (1929) (Germany) (theatrical)
- Silent Hall of Fame Enterprises (2024) (World-wide) (DVD)
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Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Just before the Russian Revolution, Tasia, a young peasant girl, is ordered to kill the Grand Duke Eugen, considered an enemy by the revolutionaries, on the eve of his marriage to Princes Varvara. Because Tasia has fallen in love with Eugen, she deliberately misses when she shoots at him. After the revolution begins, Tasia is taken under the wing of Ivan Petroff, a fellow peasant who loves her. Ivan eventually rises to the rank of general, while Tasia becomes famous as "The Red Dancer of Moscow," a heroine to the revolution. Tasia again encounters Eugen after powerful General Tanaroff arranges for him to be arrested. When Tasia pleads with Ivan for his help, admitting that she loves Eugen, he sacrifices his own love for her and saves Eugen from going before a firing squad. |
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| Taglines | Red runs their love..thru the red riot of revolution! (Print Ad- Berkeley Daily Gazette, ((Berkeley, Calif.)) 26 September 1928) See more » |
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| Parents Guide | View content advisory » |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Debut of actress Soledad Jiménez. See more » |
| Goofs | The monoplane which rescues Farrell and Del Rio appears to be of later vintage than would be accurate for the film's period setting. A similar flaw appears in the related drama THE YELLOW TICKET (1931), also directed by Walsh. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Edited into The Yellow Ticket (1931). See more » |
| Soundtracks | Someday, Somewhere We'll Meet Again See more » |