Lenin, You Rascal, You (1972)
A comedy based on partially authentic events. The year is 1917, World War I is raging and dividing Germany between west and east. The Russian tsar is deposed. Lenin, who is in Zurich, wants to start a revolution – but how? An unbroken chain of accidents and assassination attempts ends in St. Petersburg, Lenin's target. This marks the beginning of 10 days that will shake the world.
Director: Kirsten Stenbæk
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Peter Steen as Lenin |
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Dirch Passer as General Ludendorff |
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Jørgen Ryg as Adjudant Mühlhausen |
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Judy Gringer as Madame Holliday |
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Ove Sprogøe as Mulligan |
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Eva Danné as Vanessa |
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Lisbet Lundquist as Liza |
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Ulf Pilgaard as Train Engineer |
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Pedro Biker as Czar |
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Otto Brandenburg as Czar's Bodyguard |
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Bodil Udsen as German Social Democrat |
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Per Bentzon Goldschmidt as Kerenskij |
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Gotha Andersen as Piberenseren |
| Directing | Kirsten Stenbæk | Director |
| Editing | Anker Sørensen | Editor |
| Crew | Carsten Behrendt-Poulsen | Cinematography |
| Production | Just Betzer | Producer |
| Sound | Erik Moseholm | Music |
| Writing | Bent Grasten | Writer |
| Writing | Kirsten Stenbæk | Writer |
