War & Peace 1973

Drama History War

Napoleon's tumultuous relations with Russia including his disastrous 1812 invasion serve as the backdrop for the tangled personal lives of five aristocratic Russian families.

Alle Titel	Alle 14 Titel anzeigen War & Peace Sõda ja rahu Sota ja rauha Háború és béke Guerra e pace 戦争と平和 Karas ir taika Wojna i pokój War & Peace Война и мир Guerra y paz War & Peace War & Peace Krieg und Frieden
Regisseur	John Davies
Schauspieler	Anthony Hopkins as Pierre Bezukhov Morag Hood as Natasha Rostova Alan Dobie as Prince Andrei Bolkonsky Alle 151 Schauspieler anzeigen Rupert Davies as Count Rostov as Sonya Faith Brook as Countess Rostova Angela Down as Princess Maria Bolkonskya Sylvester Morand as Nikolai Rostov David Swift as Napoleon Fiona Gaunt as Hélène Kuragina Frank Middlemass as Mikhail Kutuzov Anthony Jacobs as Prince Bolkonsky Neil Stacy as Boris Drubetskoy Anne Blake as Princess Drubetskoya Gary Watson as Denisov as Amelie Bourienne Donald Douglas as Tsar Alexander I Donald Burton as Dolohov Rufus Frampton as Petya Rostov as Marshal Davout Joseph Wise as Russian officer Colin Baker as Anatole Kuragin Basil Henson as Prince Vasili Kuragin Josie Kidd as Katishe Patricia Shakesby as Vera Barnaby Shaw as Petya Michael Billington as Lt. Berg James Appleby as German adjutant as Prince Murat Will Leighton as Tikhon Alison Frazer as Princess Lisa Bolkonskya as Count Rostopchin Hugh Cross as Mitenka Pat Gorman as French Sergeant John Breslin as Marshal Berthier Philip Lowrie as French Captain Toby Bridge as Nikolenka (child) as Prokofy Richard Poore as French messenger Harry Locke as Platon Karatayev Barbara Young as Anna Scherer Maurice Quick as Pavel Karin MacCarthy as Julie as Timohin Tenniel Evans as Prince Bagration Peter Cartwright as Andrei's Adjutant John Cazabon as Barclay de Tolly Geoffrey Denton as Host Gordon Faith as Galitsyn Geoffrey Morris as Napoleon's secretary as Madame Scherer John Lawrence as Anna's guest Judith Pollard as Olga Hubert Cross as Gen. Rapp Tony Caunter as French Corporal Erik Chitty as Gerasim Sally Lahee as Madame Karagina Candida Fawsitt as Julie Karagina as Shinshin Gideon Kolb as German Colonel as Doctor Keith Campbell as Priest John Ringham as Gen. Savary as Midwife as Prince Lichtenstein Beatrix Lehmann as Maria Dmitrievna Patrick Holt as Uncle Basil Dignam as Speransky as Marshal Benningsen Morris Perry as Fouché Terence Conoley as Orderly as Count Wilarski Michael Gover as Gen. Balshev Peter Bathurst as Pfuhl Kevin Lindsay as Naryshkin Margaret Ward as Princess Aline Kuragina Arnold Peters as Postmaster Terence Lodge as Grand Master as Alpatych David Fennell as Karp Michael Beint as Gen. Weirother John Sterland as Bagration's Adjutant Carleton Hobbs as Osip Alexeyevich Bazdayev as Coachman John Baker as Marshal Ney Victor Brooks as Dron as Capt. Tushin Denis Cleary as Russian peasant Michael Mulcaster as Gen. Mack Derek Chafer as Lavrushka Julian Herington as Russian General Geoffrey Lewis as Lodge keeper as Piotr Michael Moore as Doctor Rollo Gamble as Yermolov Terence Woodfield as Vicomte Motremart Andrew Carr as Russian Colonel Elma Soiron as Mlle. Georges Colin Fisher as Telyanin Philip Morant as Prince Dolgoruchov Martin Carroll as French Colonel Roy Denton as Footman Harvey Ashby as Wounded officer Roy Pattison as Wounded soldier as Rostopchin's clerk Mary Chester as Mavra John Cobner as Russian officer Arthur Blake as Emperor Francis Joseph Damon Sanders as Russian officer Brian Justice as Russian officer as Austrian Liaison Officer Alan Collins as de Beausset Douglas Storm as Iogel Terry Wright as French prisoner Malcolm Bullivant as Cossack Giles Phibbs as Col. Froissart as Balaga Nick Llewellyn as Anatole's guest as Anatole's guest Guy Graham as Naval officer Joy Hope as Maid Lincoln Wright as Marshal Soult as Prison guard Stephen Yardley as Capt. Ramballe Barbara Lott as Nadia Galenkova Mitzi Rogers as Katerina Petrovna Richard Beale as Hetman Brian Grellis as Russian prisoner John Malcolm as Laurent Robin Langford as Russian boy Elizabeth Chambers as Russian woman Larry Noble as Makar Alexeyevitch Bruno Barnabe as Gen. Mortier Edward Dentith as Gen. Lauriston Richard Mathews as Zhaidovsky Jessica Spencer as Anna Malvintseva John Caesar as French soldier Adam Bridge as Petya Bezuhov Malcolm Rogers as Solokov as Nadia Bezuhova Robert Cross as French soldier Brian Vaughan as Petrov as Gen. Wolkonsky Christopher Moran as Nikolenka Andrew Laurence as The Governor Michael Barry as Mortier's Adjutant Marguerite Young as Nurse Penny Thomas as Russian Girl Michael Hamilton as Ramballe's Orderly as Maid Jacqueline Maude as Mme. Byelova
Release	20 Nov 1973
Links	IMDb

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