Boris Godunov
Jan 01, 1987 · 2h 43m
Director
Boris NebieridzeOverview
The action takes place in Russia and Poland in 1598-1605. After the death of the feeble-minded Tsar Fyodor Ioannovich, Boris Godunov ascends to the Moscow throne by the decision of the Zemsky Sobor. Boris Godunov, who had gained great influence and power at court during the reign of Ivan the Terrible through intrigue, alliances, and arranging his sister Irina's marriage to Tsarevich Fyodor, had already gained significant influence during the reign of Ivan the Terrible. However, a new pretender to the throne suddenly appears: someone claiming to be the younger son of Ivan the Terrible, Tsarevich Dmitry, who was officially killed in Uglich in 1591.
Cast of Boris Godunov
Anatoli KotschergaBoris Godunov
Oleg IsayevGrigory Otrepyev
Valeriy SheptekitaVasil Shuisky
Ivan HavryliukAndriy Shchelkalov
Evgeniy SamoylovPimen
Yuriy DubrovinYurodiviy
Irina MalyshevaMarina Mnishek
Igor StarikovRangoni
Roman FilippovVarlaam
Valentyn MakarovMisail
Valentina ShevelShinkarka
Anatolii SukhanovTsarevich Fedir- Olha SurzhaTsarevna Ksenia Godunova
Antonina LeftiyKsenia's mamka
Georgi DvornikovMityukha
Crew of Boris Godunov
About Boris Godunov
What is Boris Godunov about?
The action takes place in Russia and Poland in 1598-1605. After the death of the feeble-minded Tsar Fyodor Ioannovich, Boris Godunov ascends to the Moscow throne by the decision of the Zemsky Sobor. Boris Godunov, who had gained great influence and power at court during the reign of Ivan the Terrible through intrigue, alliances, and arranging his sister Irina's marriage to Tsarevich Fyodor, had…
When was Boris Godunov released?
Boris Godunov was released on January 1, 1987.
How long is Boris Godunov?
Boris Godunov runs 2 hours 43 minutes (163 minutes).
Who directed Boris Godunov?
Boris Godunov was directed by Boris Nebieridze.
Who is in the cast of Boris Godunov?
The cast of Boris Godunov includes Anatoli Kotscherga (Boris Godunov), Oleg Isayev (Grigory Otrepyev), Valeriy Sheptekita (Vasil Shuisky), Ivan Havryliuk (Andriy Shchelkalov) and Evgeniy Samoylov (Pimen).