Lermontov
Jul 07, 1943 · 1h 25m
Rated 6.3 out of 10
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Director
Albert GendelshteinOverview
Chronicle of the life of Russian poet Michail Lermontov, from the final days of Alexandr Pushkin to the fatal destiny of the poet himself.
Cast of Lermontov
Aleksey KonsovskiyMikhail Lermontov
Nina ShaternikovaNina Aleksandrovna
Andrey RayevskyVissarion Belinsky
Pavel ShpringfeldAlexander Odoevsky
Georgi MengletAlexander Vasilchikov
Pavel MassalskyNikolay Martynov
Sergei MartinsonBaron de Barante
Aleksey SavostyanovNicholas I of Russia
Lidiya SukharevskayaGrand Duchess
Nikolai KomissarovAlexander von Benckendorff
Boris TeninApollon Golofeyev
Mikhail TroyanovskyAlexander Smirdin
Andrey FaytAlexey Stolypin
Crew of Lermontov
- Albert GendelshteinDirector
Konstantin PaustovskyWriter- Pavel DanilyantsExecutive Producer
Sergei ProkofievOriginal Music Composer
Venedict PushkovOriginal Music Composer
Aleksandr ShelenkovDirector of Photography
Mark MagidsonDirector of Photography- T. MartynovaEditor
- Konstantin EfimovProduction Design, Costume Design
- Lyudmila BlatovaProduction Design
Vladimir EgorovProduction Design
Sergei KozlovskyProduction Design
Sergei YutkevichConsulting Producer- Sergey YurtsevSound Director
- Vladimir YakovlevMakeup Artist
Ivan LukinskyFirst Assistant Director
Yu-Lan ChenAssistant Camera
About Lermontov
What is Lermontov about?
Chronicle of the life of Russian poet Michail Lermontov, from the final days of Alexandr Pushkin to the fatal destiny of the poet himself.
When was Lermontov released?
Lermontov was released on July 7, 1943.
How long is Lermontov?
Lermontov runs 1 hour 25 minutes (85 minutes).
Who directed Lermontov?
Lermontov was directed by Albert Gendelshtein.
Who is in the cast of Lermontov?
The cast of Lermontov includes Aleksey Konsovskiy (Mikhail Lermontov), Nina Shaternikova (Nina Aleksandrovna), Andrey Rayevsky (Vissarion Belinsky), Pavel Shpringfeld (Alexander Odoevsky) and Georgi Menglet (Alexander Vasilchikov).