The first film of a four-part adaptation of Leo Tolstoy’s 1869 novel. In St. Petersburg of 1805, Pierre Bezukhov, the illegitimate son of a rich nobleman, is introduced to high society. His friend, Prince Andrei Bolkonsky, joins the Imperial Russian Army as aide-de-camp of General Mikhail Kutuzov in the War of the Third Coalition against Napoleon.
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Ludmila Savelyeva Sergey Bondarchuk Vyacheslav Tikhonov Viktor Stanitsyn Kira Golovko Oleg Tabakov Sergei Yermilov Irina Gubanova Anatoli Ktorov Antonina Shuranova Anastasiya Vertinskaya Boris Smirnov Irina Skobtseva Vasili Lanovoy Oleg Efremov Nikolai Tolkachyov Yelena Tyapkina Klavdiya Polovikova Eduard Martsevich Angelina Stepanova Gemma Firsova Galina Kravchenko Boris Zakhava Nikolay Trofimov Giuli Chokhonelidze Nikolai Rybnikov Viktor Murganov Vladislav Strzhelchik Vadim Safronov Nikolai Bubnov Ivan Solovyov Yuri Chekulayev Pyotr Savin Andrey Smirnov Vasiliy Badayev Georgi Shapovalov Ivan Turchenkov Nikolai Khryashchikov Semen Svashenko Aleksandr Kuznetsov Aleksandr Lebedev Nikolay Smorchkov Ivan Zhevago Alexey Bahar Mikhail Vorobyov Aleksandr Degtyar Ye. Shalamov Yelena Stroyeva S. Uspenskaya Marina Dobrovolskaya N. Fogel Larisa Borisenko Viktor Matisen Yelena Yelina Nikolay Lebedev Aleksandr Fadeyev Nadezhda Kollen Vergiliy Renin Zoya Smirnova-Nemirovich Alfred Rebane Yu. Ovsyannikov Yuliya Dioshi Erwin Knausmüller Aleksandr Barushnoy Georgiy Kurovskiy Vladimir Maslatsov P. Alekseyev Yu. Rossinol V. Lutsekovich Aleksandr Ponomarenko A. Kin Vladimir Mashchenko Aleksei Kuznetsov Oleg Shtoda Yuri Leonidov Lyudmila Davydova
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