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The Tale of Tsar Saltan (1966 movie)

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The Tale of Tsar Saltan
Directed byAleksandr Ptushko
Written byAleksandr Ptushko
Igor Gelein
StarringVladimir Andreyev
Larisa Golubkina
Oleg Vidov
CinematographyIgor Gelein
Music byGavriil Popov
Production
company
Release date
  • 1966 (1966)
Running time
86 minutes
CountrySoviet Union
LanguageRussian

The Tale of Tsar Saltan (Russian: Сказка о царе Салтане, romanized: Skazka o tsare Saltane) is a 1966 children's fantasy movie. It is based on the story of the same name by Alexander Pushkin. It was directed by Aleksandr Ptushko.[1][2]

Three sisters were sitting by a window. Each sister dreamed about what they would give if the Tsar married them. The oldest promised a big party with lots of food, the middle one said she would make sure everyone had fancy clothes, and the youngest said she would give the Tsar a brave son.

The Tsar liked what the youngest sister said the best, so he married her. This made the older sisters very jealous. The Tsar made the jealous sisters work in his palace - one as a cook and the other as a weaver.

Later, the Tsar had to go to war. His wife wrote him a letter saying their son was born. The jealous sisters found the letter and tricked the Tsar into sending a message back. The message said to put the wife and child in a barrel and throw them into the sea.

But instead of sinking, the barrel floated to a lonely island. There, a magical swan saved them. The swan turned into a princess who made a beautiful city for the wife and son. She named the son Prince Gwidon and helped him visit his father in secret.

After some time, the Tsar found the city and realized it was his wife and son. The jealous sisters were angry, but the Tsar didn't listen to them anymore.

  • Vladimir Andreyev as Tsar Saltan
  • Larisa Golubkina as Queen
  • Oleg Vidov as Prince Gvidon
  • Ksenia Ryabinkina as Princess Swan (voiced by Nina Gulyaeva)
  • Sergey Martinson as Guardian of Saltan
  • Olga Viklandt as Mother-in-law (credited as "O. Viklandt")
  • Vera Ivleva as Weaver
  • Nina Belyaeva as Cook
  • Victor Kolpakov as 1st Deacon
  • Yury Chekulaev as Sleeping Man
  • Valery Nosik as Servant
  • Grigory Shpigel as Governor
  • Evgeny Mayhrovsky as Jester
  • Yakov Belenky as 1st Ship-master
  • Boris Bityukov as 2nd Ship-master / 1st Boyar
  • Sergei Golovanov as 3rd Ship-master
  • Alexander Degtyar as 4th Ship-master
  • Artem Karapetyan as 5th Ship-master
  • Yury Kireev as 6th Ship-master
  • Grigory Mikhaylov as 7th Ship-master
  • Mikhail Orlov as 8th Ship-master
  • Dmitry Orlovsky as 9th Ship-master
  • Gurgen Tonunts as 10th Ship-master
  • Vladimir Ferapontov as 11th Ship-master

References

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  1. "Сказка о царе Салтане". VokrugTV.
  2. Lyudmila Grabenko. "Дочь режиссера александра птушко наталья: "уолт дисней прислал отцу восторженное письмо: «ради бога, приезжайте, я дам вам любую студию! "". fakty.ua.

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