Honour
Jan 01, 1938 · 1h 16m
Director
Yevgeni ChervyakovOverview
1935. A plan is hatched at a railway depot to sabotage a record-breaking high-speed run that a young locomotive engineer, Mitya Orlov, has volunteered to undertake. The saboteurs attempt to cause a catastrophe by directing the trains of Mitya and his father, Vasily Orlov, toward each other on a collision course.
Cast of Honour
Oswald GlazunovVasily Makarovich Orlov
Vasili VaninShagin
Ivan PelttserNazar Petrovich Kostrov
Leonid VolkovAlexander Grigoryevich Klychko
Vladimir SolovyovMikhail Zima
Vladimir ChoburMitya
Nikolai AnnenkovSemyon
Osip AbdulovArseny Yulyevich
Aleksandr PelevinDevyatkin
Nikolay Ivakinassistant train driver
Viktor Arkasovassistant train driver
Vladimir DorofeyevProkhor Kuzmich (uncredited)
Aleksandr Nezhdanov(uncredited)
Lazar Kaganovich(uncredited)
Crew of Honour
Yevgeni ChervyakovDirector
Lev NikulinWriter- Yuriy NikulinWriter
A. MininExecutive Producer
Yuri ShaporinOriginal Music Composer
Mikhail GindinDirector of Photography- Gali SlavatinskayaEditor
- Vladimir KamskiyProduction Design
Viktor IvanovProduction Design
Timofei LebeshevAssistant Camera- Antonina EginaAssistant Camera
- Aleksandr LevshinFirst Assistant Director
- Arkadiy AshkinaziSecond Assistant Director
- S. KlyuchevskySound Director
- Yevgeni KashkevichSound
- V. KraftAdministration
- Sergey AlymovLyricist
About Honour
What is Honour about?
1935. A plan is hatched at a railway depot to sabotage a record-breaking high-speed run that a young locomotive engineer, Mitya Orlov, has volunteered to undertake. The saboteurs attempt to cause a catastrophe by directing the trains of Mitya and his father, Vasily Orlov, toward each other on a collision course.
When was Honour released?
Honour was released on January 1, 1938.
How long is Honour?
Honour runs 1 hour 16 minutes (76 minutes).
Who directed Honour?
Honour was directed by Yevgeni Chervyakov.
Who is in the cast of Honour?
The cast of Honour includes Oswald Glazunov (Vasily Makarovich Orlov), Vasili Vanin (Shagin), Ivan Pelttser (Nazar Petrovich Kostrov), Leonid Volkov (Alexander Grigoryevich Klychko) and Vladimir Solovyov (Mikhail Zima).