Soviet television movie adaptation of the J.R.R. Tolkien fantasy novel "The Hobbit".
Soviet Union Soviet Union
Mikhail Danilov Zinoviy Gerdt Ivan Krasko Anatoliy Ravikovich Aleksey Kozhevnikov Nikolay Gavrilov Georgiy Korolchuk Mikhail Kuznetsov Kirill Dateshidze Oleg Prudius Oleg Levakov Yuriy Zatravkin Vladimir Leletko Yuriy Ovsyanko Aleksandr Isakov Mikhail Matveev Igor Dmitriev Boris Sokolov Aleksey Tsukanov Mikhail Khrabrov
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