Dead Souls (1909 film)
Dead Souls, (Russian: Мёртвые души) is a 1909 Russian short comedy directed and written by Pyotr Chardynin.[1][2][3]
| Dead Souls | |
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| Russian: Мёртвые души | |
| Directed by | Pyotr Chardynin |
| Produced by | Aleksandr Khanzhonkov |
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| Cinematography | Vladimir Siversen |
| Country | Russian Empire |
Plot
The film is based on the novel "Dead Souls" by Nikolay Gogol.
Starring
- Ivan Kamsky as Chichikov
- Vasili Stepanov as Sobakevich
- Antonina Pozharskaya as Plyushkin's cook
- Pyotr Chardynin as Nozdrev
- Aleksandra Goncharova as A quite simply pleasant lady
- L. Khrapovitskaya as A lady who is pleasant in all respects
- Ivan Potemkin as Petrushka[4]
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