Stjenka Rasin (1936)
Russia, 1667: The Cossacks, led by Rasin, are ill-treated by Prince Dolgoruki who arrests and sentences Rasin to forced labor on the ship that brings the Prince and his daughter to her arranged wedding. But the Princess falls for Rasin.
Director: Alexandre Volkoff
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Wera Engels as Prinzessin Dolgoruki |
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Hans Adalbert Schlettow as Stjenka Rasin |
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Heinrich George as Fürst Dolgoruki |
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Anton Pointner as Fürst Prosorowsky |
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Rudolf Platte as Filka |
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Olaf Bach as Wasska |
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Philipp Manning as Zar Alexey Michailowitsch |
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Wolfgang Keppler as Jegorka |
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Hubert von Meyerinck as Borodin |
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Hans Joachim Schaufuß as Nikolka |
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Eduard Bornträger as |
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Erich Haußmann as |
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Franz Klebusch as |
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Kurt Seifert as |
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Egon Stief as |
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Dorothea Thiess as |
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Serge Jaroff as Choral Conductor, Don Cossacks |
| Directing | Alexandre Volkoff | Director |
| Writing | Alf Teichs | Writer |
| Production | Gustav Lorenz | Unit Manager |
| Writing | Kurt Heynicke | Book |
| Art | Alexander Mügge | Production Design |
| Sound | Fritz Thiery | Sound |
| Sound | Rudolf Perak | Music |
| Production | Vahayn Badal | Producer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Boris Bilinsky | Costume Design |
| Production | Fred Lyssa | Executive Producer |
| Editing | Munni Obal | Editor |
| Art | Gustav A. Knauer | Production Design |
| Camera | Eugen Klagemann | Still Photographer |
| Camera | Franz Weihmayr | Director of Photography |