Rasputin (1996)
Overview
Into an era seething with war and revolution, a man comes with an incredible power to heal a nation...or destroy it. Based on the true story of one of the most powerful and mysterious figures in Russian history.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.358 |
Directed By
Uli Edel
Crew
Uli Edel
Peter Pruce
Nick Gillott
David R. Ginsburg
David Paul Kirkpatrick
Galina Tuchinsky
Elemér Ragályi
Brad Fiedel
Miljen 'Kreka' Kljaković
Natasha Landau
Seth Flaum
Dan Rae
Joyce Nettles
Katalin Jakots
Jánosné Kajtár
Jenny Shircore
Veyatie MacLeod
Aleksandar Denić
Branimir Babić
Larry Stensvold
Benjamin Beardwood
TOP CAST
Alan Rickman
Grigori Rasputin
Greta Scacchi
Tsarina Alexandra
Ian McKellen
Tsar Nicholas II
David Warner
Dr. Botkin
John Wood
Prime Minister Stolypin
James Frain
Prince Felix Yusupov
Ian Hogg
Purishkevich
Diana Quick
Grand Duchess Ella
Robert Lang
Protopopov
Sheila Ruskin
Princess Marisa
Peter Jeffrey
Bishop Hermogones
Freddie Findlay
Alexei
Julian Curry
Dr. Lazovert
László Áron
Imperial Chauffeur
János Bata
Detective 1
István Bicskei
Derevenko
István Bubik
Landowner's Son
John Cater
Efim
László Csurka
Man in Sable Coat
Evgeniy Ganelin
Bolshevik Soldier
Nikolett Gallusz
Lady 5
Nick Gillott
Geologist
János Gosztonyi
First Minister
Barbara Horvath
Lady 2
István Hunyadkürthy
Yegorov
Viktor Khozyainov
Bolshevik Soldier
Tibor Kenderesi
Maitre D'
Ferenc Dávid Kiss
Siberian Peasant
Gábor Koncz
Yurovsky
Patricia Kovács
Grand Duchess Anastasia
Aleksandr Lykov
Revolutionary
Michael Mehlmann
Priest
Aleksandr Polovtsev
Bolshevik Soldier
Natasha Reshetnikova
Grand Duchess Tatiana
Anatoly Slivnikov
Palace Guard
Székely B. Miklós
Siberian Man
Tamás Tóth
Young Rasputin
John Turner
Grand Duke Serge
Béla Unger
Overseer
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