La Cerisaie (1982)
Overview
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 0.104 |
Directed By
Peter Brook
Crew
Jean-Claude Carrière
Peter Brook
Anton Chekhov
Anton Chekhov
Chloe Obolensky
Francis Granal
Maurice Bénichou
Régine Guitschula
Jean-Pierre Rhachide
Yves Nolleau
Michel C. Mombailly
Marius Constant
Michel Lemaire
Pascal Merat
Dominique Sutter
Sophie Cloquet
Annie Hamon-Chrétien
Claude Ouf
Bernard Girod
Micheline Rozan
Jean-Pierre Gontier
Peter Brook
Nicole Aubry
Andrée Guiovaty
Jean-Marie Boniface
Roger Loiseau
Daniel van Cutsen
Georges Storr
Andrée Zicaro
Jacqueline Dancourt
Lusia Lavrova
Jean-Marc Languille
Chloe Obolensky
Daniel Martin
Jean Kalman
Guy Queyrel
TOP CAST
Niels Arestrup
Lopakhine
Natasha Parry
Lioubov
Michel Piccoli
Léonid
Catherine Frot
Douniacha
Anne Consigny
Ania
Maurice Bénichou
Yacha
Claude Evrard
Epikhodov
Robert Murzeau
Firs
Michèle Simonnet
Charlotta
Nathalie Nell
Varia
Jacques Debary
Pistchitk
Joseph Blatchley
Patia Trofimov
Jean-Paul Denizon
Le passant et le chef de gare
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