Anna Karenina (1961)
In Imperial Russia, Anna, wife of the officer Karenin, goes to Moscow to visit her brother. On the way, she meets charming cavalry officer Vronsky, to whom she's immediately attracted. But in St. Petersburg’s high society, a relationship like this could destroy a woman’s reputation.
Director:
Rudolph Cartier
Writer:
Marcelle Maurette
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Claire Bloom as Anna Karenina |
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Sean Connery as Count Alexei Vronsky |
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Albert Lieven as Alexei Karenin |
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Valerie Taylor as Countess Vronsky |
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Jack Watling as Stiva Prince Oblonsky |
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Daphne Anderson as Dolly |
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June Thorburn as Kitty |
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Frank Williams as Korsunsky |
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Alan Tilvern as Makhotin |
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David Lander as Yashvin |
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Robert Percival as Prince Tverskoy |
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Patricia Laffan as Betsy, Princess Tverskoy |
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Campbell Cotts as The Grand Duke |
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Derek Aylward as General Prince Serpoukhovskoi |
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Bobby Bannerman as Sergei |
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John Barrett as Cord |
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Elaine Inescourt as Countess Lydia |
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Alice Esmie-Bell as Princess Miagki |
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Enid Lindsey as Nana |
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Laurie Leigh as Annushka |
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Frances Cohen as Tania |
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Sidney Vivian as Misha |
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Graham Leaman as Matvey |
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Arthur Ridley as Korney |
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Gertan Klauber as Stationmaster |
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Endre Muller as Priest |
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Peter Rutter as Server |
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Elaine Laniado as First Lady |
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Joy Shelton as Second Lady |
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Peter Augustine as Opera Attendant |
| Directing | Rudolph Cartier | Director |
| Crew | E.J. King Bull | Translator |
| Production | Rudolph Cartier | Producer |
| Writing | Donald Bull | Adaptation |
| Writing | Leo Tolstoy | Novel |
| Writing | Marcelle Maurette | Screenplay |
| Art | Clifford Hatts | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Elizabeth Agombar | Costume Design |
| Lighting | J.C. Richardson | Lighting Supervisor |
| Editing | James Colina | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Tommie Manderson | Makeup Supervisor |
