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Title: Ne pokiday... (TV Movie 1989)
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Cast
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| Vyacheslav Nevinnyy | ... | King | |
| Lidiya Fedoseyeva-Shukshina | ... | Queen (as Lidiya Fedoseeva-Shukshina) | |
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Varvara Vladimirova | ... | Albina (Princess) |
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Igor Krasavin | ... | Patrik |
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Svetlana Seleznyova | ... | Marsella |
| Regina Razuma | ... | Ottilija | |
| Albert Filozov | ... | Chancellor | |
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Artyom Tynkasov | ... | Penapju |
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Elena Antonenko | ... | Marta |
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Vladimir Stavitsky | ... | Zhak |
| Anatoliy Rudakov | ... | Udilak | |
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Yuri Boginyan | ... | Bald Servant (as Yu. Boginyan) |
| Aleksandr Denisov | ... | Robber | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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A. Bautenko | ||
| Valentin Bukin | ... | Barman (as V. Bukin) | |
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silent protagonist | theatrical troupe | puppet theater | castle | stagecoach robbery |Parents Guide:
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Such an amazing movie! It's one of the great soviet musicals of 80's but unfortunately less known than some others... Not only for kids but i think adults will enjoy it too. Full of allegories, this fairy-tale is rather sad but light and hopeful. Once seen, it can't be forgotten... I first saw it in the early childhood and then i haven't seen it for many years. Having seen it recently i was astonished how it still looks exciting and interesting for me... The songs are great, both the lyrics and the music. Patrick's "Ne pokiday" and "Nadezhda" keep playing in the mind even when the movie is over. And the most charming prince in Russian (and soviet) cinema!