The Blue Arrow
Jan 26, 1959 · 1h 34m
Rated 4.2 out of 10
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Director
Leonid EstrinOverview
An officer accidentally leaks information about the first test of a new aircraft model. When spies get hold of this classified information, the development of the new airplane is under threat.
Cast of The Blue Arrow
Andrei GoncharovKarpenko
Henrikh OstashevskyiSergeev
Nikolai MuravyovOstapchuk
Konstantin Bartashevichfleet commander
Vladimir VolchikJansen, spy
Pavel Luspekayevchief of staff
Ivan PereverzevBelsky
Aleksey BakharCarl, a diver-saboteur
Boris NovikovLieutenant Dudnik- V. Belyyjournalist
Aleksey MaksimovKerzhentsev
Crew of The Blue Arrow
- Leonid EstrinDirector
- Vladimir ChernosvitovWriter
Davyd YanoverExecutive Producer- Vladimir KirpanOriginal Music Composer
- Oleksandr PyshchykovDirector of Photography
- S. TeslenkoEditor
Volodymyr AhranovProduction Design- Aleksandr KudryaProduction Design
- Lidiya BaikovaCostume Design
- L. LisovskayaMakeup & Hair
- I. IlyishekSound Director
Konstantin SimeonovConductor- Nikolay IlyushinVFX Director of Photography
- R. KorolScript Editor
Vladimir KarpekoLyricist- Igor VetrovFirst Assistant Director
- Vladimir AlekseyevCo-Writer
Mark FradkinMain Title Theme Composer- Georgiy LukashovVFX Supervisor
- Fedor LeontovychUnderwater Director of Photography
About The Blue Arrow
What is The Blue Arrow about?
An officer accidentally leaks information about the first test of a new aircraft model. When spies get hold of this classified information, the development of the new airplane is under threat.
When was The Blue Arrow released?
The Blue Arrow was released on January 26, 1959.
How long is The Blue Arrow?
The Blue Arrow runs 1 hour 34 minutes (94 minutes).
Who directed The Blue Arrow?
The Blue Arrow was directed by Leonid Estrin.
Who is in the cast of The Blue Arrow?
The cast of The Blue Arrow includes Andrei Goncharov (Karpenko), Henrikh Ostashevskyi (Sergeev), Nikolai Muravyov (Ostapchuk), Konstantin Bartashevich (fleet commander) and Vladimir Volchik (Jansen, spy).