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Rasputin ()

Agoniya (original title)
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Details the life of the Russian monk Rasputin. The film shows his rise to power and how it corrupted him. His sexual perversions and madness ultimatly leads to his gruesome assasination.

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Grigori Rasputin
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Nicholas II
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Aleksandra Fyodorovna
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Vyrubova
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Yusupov (as A. Romantsov)
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Purishkevich
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Manasevich-Manuilov
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Manus
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Andronnikov
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Terekhov
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Baroness
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Vospitatel cesarevitcha
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Paraskeva
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Yurodivaya
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Balashov
Sergey Muchenikov ...
Dmitri Pavlovich
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Sukhotin
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Badmayev
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Goremykin (as P. Arzhanov)
Vladimir Osenev ...
Shturmer
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Shavkat Abdusalamov ...
Badmaeva's Assistant
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Rodzyanko (as A. Arkadev)
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Rasputin's Daughter
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zhenschina v svite Rasputina
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Bishop
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Army Officer (as Oleg Fedorov)
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Polivanov
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Iacov's Father
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Cook
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Doctor Lazovert
Ovsey Kagan ...
A. E. Evert
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Narrator (voice)
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Russian General
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Lakey (as Pantelejmon Krymov)
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Natanson
Oskar Lind ...
Secretary
Alla Maykova ...
Lidia Nikitina
Galina Nikulina ...
Pevuniya
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odnoselchanin Rasputina
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Alekseyev
Vladimir Leonidovich Raikov ...
Khvostov
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Supplicant
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Aide-de-Camp
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Colonel
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Golovina
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Brusilov (as Sergei Svistunov)
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Akilina
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Rubinshtein
Afanasiy Trishkin ...
Maklakov
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Priest
Nelli Vitepash ...
Woman in Rasputin's Antourage
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Russian General
Zemfira Zhemchuzhnaya ...
Varya

Directed by

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Elem Klimov

Written by

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Semyon Lungin ... ()
 
Ilya Nusinov ... ()

Music by

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Alfred Schnittke ... (as Alfred Shnitke)

Cinematography by

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Leonid Kalashnikov

Editing by

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Valeriya Belova

Editorial Department

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Fima Noveck ... editor: US version
Eleonora Praksina ... assistant editor (as E. Praksina)

Production Design by

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Shavkat Abdusalamov
Sergey Voronkov

Set Decoration by

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Yu. Lyublin

Costume Design by

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Tatyana Vadetskaya

Makeup Department

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V. Bocharova ... key makeup artist (as Valentina Bocharova)
Vladimir Yakovlev ... key makeup artist

Production Management

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Semyon Kutikov ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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A. Kobzeva ... assistant director
Yuri Kolcheyev ... assistant director (as Yu. Kolcheyev)
V. Rublyov ... second unit director
N. Sysoyeva ... assistant director
Natalia Terpsikhorova ... assistant director (as N. Terpsikhorova)
Oleg Zernov ... second unit director (as O. Zernov)

Art Department

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A. Kobrin ... titles
Vladimir Potapov ... poster artist (as V. Potapov)

Sound Department

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Boris Vengerovsky ... sound

Visual Effects by

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Albert Rudachenko ... vfx artist
Viktor Zhanov ... visual effects camera

Camera and Electrical Department

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Eduard Gimpel ... assistant camera (as E. Gimpel)
V. Gordon ... assistant camera
Vladimir Odintsov ... camera operator (as V. Odintsov)
L. Podsuchskiy ... gaffer
V. Zagorodnikov ... gaffer

Music Department

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Minna Blank ... music editor (as M. Blank)
Eri Klas ... conductor
Valentina Ponomaryova ... playback singer (as Valentina Ponomareva)

Script and Continuity Department

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Lyudmila Shmuglyakova ... script editor (as L. Shmuglyakova)

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Russia, 1916. Be it by craft or madness, Rasputin exercises power over the indecisive Nicholas, and the religious Czarina worships the Siberian as God. He manipulates the Czar in his relations with the Duma and influences the choice of a new premier. Rasputin assaults a baroness; her husband is jailed for defending her, and she must offer sexual favors to Rasputin to save her husband. The Czar finally orders Rasputin from St. Petersburg, but somehow he enters the palace and, in a disheveled trance, convinces the Czar to make a disastrous change in war strategy. A cadre of nobles take matters into their own hands and arrange a last dinner party for the interloping monk. Written by

Plot Keywords
Taglines Monk.Heretic.Messiah.Madman. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Агония (Soviet Union, Russian title)
  • Agony (World-wide, English title)
  • Agony (Canada, English title)
  • Rasputin (United States)
  • Agony: The Life and Death of Rasputin (United States)
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Runtime
  • 151 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia The Soviet government held up the film's release for six years. See more »
Goofs The Tsar's son is clearly visible in the closing scene depicting Rasputin's funeral. According to numerous eyewitness accounts though, the Heir to the Throne was absent from the ceremony. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into A Hellish Chaos (2017). See more »

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