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Anastasia

Biographyڈرامہتاریخ

An opportunistic businessman tries to pass off a mysterious impostor as the Grand Duchess Anastasia, and she is so convincing that even the biggest skeptics believe her.

ابھی دیکھیں

ٹریلر

کاسٹ

Anatole Litvak

Director

Ingrid Bergman

Anna Koreff

Yul Brynner

General Sergei Pavlovich Bounine

Helen Hayes

Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna

Akim Tamiroff

Boris Adreivich Chernov

Martita Hunt

Baroness Elena von Livenbaum

Felix Aylmer

Chamberlain

Sacha Pitoëff

Piotr Ivanovich Petrovin

Ivan Desny

Prince Paul von Haraldberg

Natalie Schafer

Irina Lissemskaia

GG

Grégoire Gromoff

Stepan

Karel Stepanek

Mikhail Vlados

Ina De La Haye

Marusia

Katherine Kath

Maxime

John Adams

Servant

PB

Paul Beradi

Man in Bar

Paul Bildt

Bit Part

NB

Newton Blick

Maître d'

EB

Ernest Blyth

Ballet Patron

Arthur Laurents

Writer

MM

Marcelle Maurette

Writer

GB

Guy Bolton

Writer

تبصرے

10 تبصرے

MrJazziQJun 13, 2025

A trio of unscrupulous Russian exiles Yul Brynner, Sacha Pitoeff, and Akim Tamiroff locate an amnesia victim among the flotsam and jetsam of refugees in post World War I Europe and attempt to pass her off as one of Czar Nicholas II,'s daughters, Grand Duchess Anastasia, who survived the massacre of the royal family in 1918. The role of "Anastasia" marked Ingrid Bergman's return to an American film production after her exile from America after 1949 and she won her second Oscar with it. She runs a whole gamut of emotions from absolute despair to an assumed air of royalty. After a while Brynner and his confederates think that just maybe Ingrid's the real deal. Of course the ultimate test is whether the Dowager Empress of Russia, Helen Hayes, accepts Ingrid as the Grand Duchess Anastasia. Although Ingrid got her Oscar, I've always felt that Hayes gives the best performance in the film. At the age Dowager Empress Marie was in the Twenties all she had left was memories. She's from the Danish Royal House and was the widow of Alexander III and the mother of Nicholas II of Russia. Her world was turned upside down in 1917 with the Russian Revolution, not just toppled from the privileged position she had, she lost her entire family of the next generation of Romanovs to political upheaval. Hayes is back in her native Denmark, a lonely proud, but regal woman with nothing but memories. She truly becomes the Empress Marie. Yul Brynner as General Sergei Pavlovich Bounine is one of that crowd of Russian refugees who apparently got out of Russia with more than just a skin. He's the owner of a Russian café in Paris and should be doing OK, but he's got a streak of larceny in him and a taste for high living. He's involved in bilking a whole lot of Russian exiles in a search for a Romanov heir to claim millions deposited by the late Czar for his children in the Bank of England. He's got to come up with an heir of some kind and fast. But he's a charming fellow and gives one charming performance. Both Brynner and Director Anatole Litvak with their own Slavic backgrounds give Anastasia a real flavor of authenticity for the main characters and the Russian exile background of the film. It was shot on location in both Paris and Copenhagen and the camera work is first rate. Anastasia became a milestone film for Ingrid Bergman and while Anna Koreff may have been a bogus Russian princess, as an actress Ingrid Bergman was always the real deal.

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Olamide AdedejiNov 16, 2022

Bergman is charming as an amnesiac young woman who is recruited by Brynner to impersonate the daughter of the late czar. Bergman won her second Oscar for her portrayal. Brynner is good as the exiled Russian who tries to bring her back into a world she once may have known and Hayes is stand out as the grand dutchess who strives to find the truth behind this girls' credentials. Crisp direction from Anatole Litvak and a lively supporting cast of Akim Tamiroff make this a simply ravishing film.

IniedoNov 16, 2022

For a long time, I mainly knew of this movie as the one in which Ingrid Bergman won her second Oscar after suffering for several years under a scandal of having an adulterous relationship with an Italian filmmaker with whom she bares a child and later marries. Anyway, here she's an amnesia-addled victim who's recruited by Yul Brynner to pass off as the sole survivor of a family who were killed long ago. Helen Hayes plays the one Ms. Bergman is supposed to impress the most. All three performances are quite good. The ending is open-ended which makes this a much different kind of conclusion from the kind usually associated with Hollywood. Mom and I enjoyed it though so that's a recommendation for Anastasia.

saint2020Nov 16, 2022

Big themes, treated with a tabloid sensibility. Within its historical context the Ingrid Bergman saga is much more juicier than that of Anastasia herself. After the Rosellini scandal, this was Bergman's return to the graces of the American public. The Oscar was, without question, a reward for her personal ordeal than for her performance. (That same year Carroll Baker was nominated for Elia Kazan's "Baby Doll" Katharine Hepburn for "The Rainmaker" and Deborah Kerr for "The King and I" not to mention Nancy Kelly for "The Bad Seed". The scene between Bergman and Helen Hayes, however, makes the whole, plodding thing, very worth while.

DBNGOGONov 16, 2022

Critics were too quick to applaud this musty adaptation of Marcelle Maurette's play starring Ingrid Bergman as a rag-woman picked by crafty businessman Yul Brynner to be groomed into Russian royalty Anastasia, a Duchess long though deceased. Helen Hayes is exceptionally good as the cautious Dowager Maria, whom Ingrid must work hard to convince, however Bergman herself (despite winning a Best Actress Oscar for this 'comeback' performance) is mannered, and she has no on-screen rapport with Brynner whatsoever. As a result, the romantic underpinnings of the story do not come off, and the thin plot keeps going after all its pieces have already come into play. The production is appropriately opulent, but the film isn't especially moving or memorable. ** from ****

WarutthaImNov 16, 2022

This is a great movie with fabulous performances by Brynner, Bergman, and Hayes. My one complaint is not about the movie, but the videotape. Litvak made a beautiful movie and used every inch of the screen. There are multiple scenes where the three principals are located left, right, and center. With pan-and-scan you can never see more than two of them at a time. This movie deserves to be re-released in its original aspect; better yet, release it on DVD. But go ahead and see it; you will be moved by the story.

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