Heavenly Swallows
Heavenly Swallows (Russian: Небесные ласточки, romanized: Nebesnye lastochki) is a 1976 Soviet two-part musical-comedy television film directed by Leonid Kvinikhidze, based on the vaudeville-opérette Mam'zelle Nitouche.[1]
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Directed by | Leonid Kvinikhidze |
Written by | Leonid Kvinikhidze |
Starring | Ia Ninidze Andrei Mironov Irina Gubanova Lyudmila Gurchenko |
Music by | Viktor Lebedev |
Cinematography | Nikolai Zhilin |
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Running time | 126 minutes |
Country | Soviet Union |
Language | Russian |
Cast
Lead roles
- Ia Ninidze - Denise de Florigny, she is also Mademoiselle Nituş (she sounded the role and sings - Elena Driatskaya)
- Andrei Mironov - Celestin, who is also Floridor
- Irina Gubanova - Caroline, abbess of the boarding house of noble maidens "Celestial Swallows"
- Lyudmila Gurchenko - Korina "Coco", prima
- Sergei Zakharov - Fernand Shamplatra, lieutenant (Oleg Basilashvili voiced the role)
- Alexander Schirvindt - Alfred Château-Gibus, major, brother of the prioress of Carolina
Supporting roles
- Era Ziganshina - Ursula
- Gelena Ivliev - Henrietta
- Boris Leskin - Gustav Cristo, the captain
- Eugene Shpitko - Michel Gutier, Captain
- Ilya Rakhlin - director of the theater-variety show (Vladimir Tatosov was the voice)
- Nonna Dzneladze is the wife of the director of the theater
- Antonina Aksenova - Sylvia, actress variety show, girlfriend "Coco"
- Lyudmila Davydova - Lydia
- The Ballet Ensemble of the Leningrad State Academic Opera and Ballet Theater. S. M. Kirova
- The Ballet Ensemble of the Leningrad State Theater of Musical Comedy
- Leningrad State Music Hall
- Artistic director - Ilya Rakhlin
Production
Principal photography took place in Crimea – in Yalta and Alupka. Most of the interiors were shot at the Lenfilm pavilions, some episodes were filmed at the Vorontsov Palace.[2][3]
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