October Days

October Days

October Days

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October Days

1958

1h 43m

5.6(5 votes)

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Drama

History

Overview

Historical drama depicting the events leading up to the 1917 October Revolution produced to celebrate the 40th anniversary.

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Production Companies

Lenfilm

Cast & Crew

15 members

Acting

Владимир Честноков

Lenin

Владимир Честноков

Writing

Леонид Любашевский

Sverdlov

Леонид Любашевский

Acting

Адольф Шестаков

Dzerzhinsky

Адольф Шестаков

Acting

ანდრო კობალაძე

Stalin

ანდრო კობალაძე

Acting

Анатолий Федоринов

John Reed

Анатолий Федоринов

Acting

Galina Vodnyatskaya

Louise Bryant

Galina Vodnyatskaya

Acting

Сергей Карнович-Валуа

Unknown Role

Сергей Карнович-Валуа

Acting

Николай Степанов

Unknown Role

No Image

Acting

Владимир Таскин

Shreider

Владимир Таскин

Acting

Константин Адашевский

General Krasnov

Константин Адашевский

Acting

Николай Харитонов

episode

Николай Харитонов

Acting

Александр Гюльцен

Factory owner

No Image

Acting

Марк Никельберг

Grigoriy Zinovyev

Марк Никельберг

Acting

Анатолий Павлов

Flerovskiy

No Image

Acting

Алексей Савостьянов

Rodzyanko

Алексей Савостьянов

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