Song of My Heart (1948)
Overview
The portrait of Russian composer Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky focuses on his failed love affair.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.114 |
Directed By
Benjamin Glazer
Crew
Nat W. Finston
Glenn Cook
Roland Totheroh
Benjamin Glazer
Paul Oscard
Lorraine MacLean
Edward J. Kay
Otho Lovering
Benjamin Glazer
Curt Courant
Tom Lambert
Vinton Vernon
Augie Lohman
Modest Altschuler
Joseph Nussbaum
Wesley Barry
Theodore Reed
Richard V. Heermance
Carla Hadley
Arthur Lonergan
Nat W. Finston
Bernard Schubert
Raymond Boltz Jr.
Joseph Nussbaum
Harry Ross
TOP CAST
Frank Sundström
Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky
Audrey Long
Princess Amalya
Cedric Hardwicke
Grand Duke
Mikhail Rasumny
Sergei Ivanov / Stephen Ivanov
Gale Sherwood
Sophia Mirova
Serge Krizman
Ivan
Charles Trowbridge
Jurgensen
Kate Drain Lawson
Nurse
Lester Sharpe
Nikolai Rubenstein
Gil Frye
Kolya
Scott Elliott
Lt. Sanderson
Gordon B. Clarke
Lt. Julian
Jimmie Dodd
Private Murphy
David Leonard
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakoff
John Hamilton
Czar
William Ruhl
Cesar Cui
Steve Darrell
Uniformed Aide
Elvira Curci
Housekeeper
Maurice Cass
Ballet Master
Grandon Rhodes
Doctor
William Newell
Doorman
Leonard Mudie
Conductor
Lane Chandler
Policeman
Leonid Snegoff
Manager
Lewis Howard
Modest Moussorgsky
Stan Johnson
Captain Weatherley
Leo Kaye
Mess Sergeant
Vernon Cansino
Evans
Nina Hansen
Sophie's Mother
José Iturbi
Pianist Dubber
Mary Scott
Fleurette
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