Admiral (2008)
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- 2h 4min
- Biography, Drama
- 09 Oct 2008 (Armenia)
- Movie
The story of admiral Aleksandr Kolchak who remained faithful to his oath to the Russian Emperor and fought against the Bolshevik rule after the 1917 October Revolution.
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Awards:
- 9 wins & 9 nominations.
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| Konstantin Khabenskiy | ... |
Admiral
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| Elizaveta Boyarskaya | ... |
Anna
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| Sergey Bezrukov | ... |
General Kappel
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| Vladislav Vetrov | ... |
Sergey Timirev
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| Anna Kovalchuk | ... |
Sofya
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| Egor Beroev | ... |
Mikhail Smirnov
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| Richard Bohringer | ... |
General Maurice Zhannen
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Oleg Fomin | ... |
Nikolay Podgurskiy
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| Anatoliy Pashinin | ... |
Rostislav Ognivtsev
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Dmitriy Shcherbina | ... |
Vladimir Rybaltovskiy
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| Viktor Verzhbitskiy | ... |
Kerenskiy
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| Aleksandr Klyukvin | ... |
Premer-ministr Pepelyaev
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| Fedor Bondarchuk | ... |
Kinorezhisser Sergey Fyodorovich
(as Fyodor Bondarchuk)
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| Nikolay Burlyaev | ... |
Imperator
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| Olga Ostroumova |
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Nikolay Reutov |
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| Igor Savochkin | ... |
Genegal Voytsekhovskiy
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| Mikhail Eliseev |
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Aleksandr Efimov |
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Aleksandr Bargman |
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| Aleksandr Lazarev |
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Kirill Pletnyov |
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| Aleksandr Yakovlev |
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Aleksandr Vorobyov |
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Kseniya Kuznetsova |
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| Sergey Vlasov |
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| Seydulla Moldakhanov |
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| Aleksandr Tyutin |
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Aleksandr Kozlyakov |
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Vitaliy Zikora |
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Stefan Kompanon |
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Yuriy Akulinin | ... |
(as Yu. Akulinin)
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N. Amelko |
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Vladimir Begma | ... |
(as V. Begma)
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Evgeniy Berezovskiy | ... |
(as E. Berezovskiy)
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| Yuriy Breshin | ... |
(as Yu. Breshin)
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Elena Buyvidis | ... |
(as E. Buyvidis)
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Aleksandr Vontov | ... |
(as A. Vontov)
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Vyacheslav Golovkin | ... |
(as V. Golovkin)
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Maksim Gudkov | ... |
(as M. Gudkov)
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Elena Danilova | ... |
(as E. Danilova)
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Igor Dankovtsev | ... |
(as I. Dankovtsev)
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Antonina Demanova | ... |
(as A. Demanova)
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| Igor Dobryakov | ... |
(as I. Dobryakov)
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Dmitriy Dyakonov | ... |
(as D. Dyakonov)
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| Vladimir Dyachkov | ... |
(as V. Dyachkov)
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Gennadiy Egorov | ... |
(as G. Egorov)
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Konstantin Kormazin | ... |
(as K. Karmazin)
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Vladimir Kebin | ... |
(as V. Kebin)
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Damir Kolomiychenko | ... |
(as D. Kolomiychenko)
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| Vladimir Kostin | ... |
(as V. Kostin)
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Nikolay Kachura | ... |
(as N. Kochura)
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Feliks Krol | ... |
(as F. Krol)
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Vitaliy Kuklin | ... |
(as V. Kuklin)
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V. Kutepov |
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Aleksey Larionov | ... |
(as A. Larionov)
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| Mikhail Luchko | ... |
(as M. Luchko)
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| Yuriy Mazikhin | ... |
(as Yu. Mazikhin)
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| Romuald Makarenko | ... |
(as R. Makarenko)
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I. Mezhov |
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O. Nazarenko |
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Dmitriy Novikov | ... |
(as D. Novikov)
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Natalya Parashkina | ... |
(as N. Parashkina)
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Konstantin Prilepskiy | ... |
(as K. Prilepskiy)
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Eduard Prokin | ... |
(as E. Prokin)
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| Alexander Rapoport | ... |
(as A. Rappoport)
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Yu. Rezvan |
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| Mikhail Samokhvalov | ... |
Doctor
(as M. Samokhvalov)
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V. Semenov |
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Vasya Sklyar | ... |
(as V. Sklyar)
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Aleksandr Solovyov | ... |
(as A. Solovyov)
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Konstantin Spasskiy | ... |
(as K. Spasskiy)
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Ilya Spinov | ... |
(as I. Spinov)
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Mikhail Stepanov | ... |
(as M. Stepanov)
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Dmitriy Sutyrin | ... |
(as D. Sutyrin)
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Aleksey Telesh | ... |
(as A. Telesh)
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Nikolay Trifilov | ... |
(as N. Trefilov)
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Nikolay Tyrin | ... |
(as N. Tyrin)
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V. Faynshteyn |
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| Aleksandr Fastovskiy | ... |
(as A. Fastovskiy)
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Valeriy Filonov | ... |
(as V. Filonov)
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Gennadiy Khvorykh | ... |
(as G. Khvorykh)
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| Anna Tsukanova-Kott | ... |
(as A. Tsukanova)
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Artyom Tsypin | ... |
(as A. Tsypin)
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Valeriy Yudin | ... |
(as V. Yudin)
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Aleksey Bragin | ... |
Matros (uncredited)
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| Barbara Brylska | ... |
Nyanya malenkogo Kolchaka (uncredited)
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Pavel Kornakov | ... |
Ofitser (uncredited)
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| Vladimir Laptev | ... |
Gurevich (uncredited)
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| Irina Pegova | ... |
Vera (uncredited)
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| Sergey Pereboev | ... |
Ranenyy ofister (uncredited)
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| Ada Rogovtseva | ... |
Anna v starosti (uncredited)
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| Vladimir Zaytsev | ... |
General (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Andrey Kravchuk | ||
Written by
| Zoya Kudrya | ... | () |
| Vladimir Valutskiy | ... | (writer) |
Produced by
| Vladimir Bugaev | ... | line producer |
| Mikhail Churbanov | ... | co-producer |
| Dzhanik Fayziev | ... | producer |
| Anatoliy Maksimov | ... | producer |
| Dmitry Yurkov | ... | producer (as D. Yurkov) |
Music by
| Gleb Matveychuk | ||
| Ruslan Muratov | ||
Cinematography by
| Igor Grinyakin | ||
| Aleksey Rodionov | ||
Editing by
| Tom Rolf | ||
Editorial Department
| Vladimir Mo | ... | negative cutter |
| Matvey Shatz | ... | post production consultant |
Production Design by
| Mariya Turskaya | ||
| Aleksandr Zagoskin | ||
Costume Design by
| Natalia Stycyuk | ||
Art Department
| Sergey Musin | ... | pre-production artist: scenes and environments |
Sound Department
| Makar Akhpashev | ... | boom operator |
| Kirill Bodrov | ... | adr recordist/editor |
| Sergey Dubkov | ... | re-recording mixer (as Sergei Dubkov) |
| Alexander Kopeikin | ... | sound designer (as Aleksandr Kopeykin) |
| Vladimir Litrovnik | ... | supervising sound editor |
| Vladimir Pryamov | ... | re-recording mixer |
| Mariya Romanova | ... | sound editor |
| Vladimir Schuster | ... | additional adr recordist |
| Aleksandr Turkunov | ... | sound editor |
Special Effects by
| Ilya Churinov | ... | pyrotechnician |
| Mikhail Yakushev | ... | special effects |
Visual Effects by
| Arslan Abdusalamov | ... | digital animator: particle and fluids effects: Dago Productions |
| Maksim Aksyonov | ... | digital effects artist: compositor: Dago Productions |
| Alexey Andreev | ... | visual effects artist |
| Georgiy Asriyants | ... | digital artist: main road post |
| Andrey Bakulin | ... | digital artist: matte painter |
| Gregory Chalenko | ... | digital compositor: Dago |
| Pavel Gorbachov | ... | digital animation and modeling supervisor: Dago Productions |
| Julia Huene | ... | visual effects coordinator: Eyescream studio |
| Vladimir Kasian | ... | visual effects artist |
| Andrey Kirsanov | ... | visual effects artist |
| Evgeniy Kyaburu | ... | digital artist: main road post |
| Viktor Lavrentyev | ... | digital compositor |
| Mikhail Lesin | ... | CTO: Main Road Post |
| Natalya Mazevich | ... | digital artist: matte painter |
| Sergey Musin | ... | digital artist |
| Alexander Oplanchuk | ... | digital compositor: V-Jet Studio (as Aleksandr Oplanchuk) |
| Vasily Peregud | ... | digital modeler |
| Anton Pokrovsky | ... | digital compositor |
| Denis Prokhodtsev | ... | lead digital modeler: shading: Dago Productions |
| Mikhail Pustovalov | ... | digital artist: main road post |
| Sergey Savenkov | ... | visual effects supervisor |
| Innokenty Shevchenko | ... | digital fluid effects |
| Dmitriy Shirokov | ... | digital compositor |
| Andrew Shtern | ... | digital compositor (as Andrey Stern) |
| Mariya Solovyova | ... | visual effects producer: Dago Productions |
| Andrey Stremousov | ... | lead digital artist: main road post |
| Nickolas Sushkevich | ... | digital effects artist: compositor: Dago Productions |
| Irina Valencia-Campo | ... | vfx art-director: main road post |
| Vera Vasilenko | ... | post-production coordinator |
| Alexander Volos | ... | digital effects artist: lead compositor: Dago Productions (as Alexander Kuzmin) |
| Arman Yahin | ... | co-digital effects supervisor: Main Road Post (as Arman Yakhin) |
Stunts
| Alexandr Kaltakhchyan | ... | stunts |
| Fedor Starykh | ... | stunt performer (as Fyodor Starykh) |
| Dmitry Tarasenko | ... | stunt coordinator (as Dmitriy Tarasenko) |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Eduard Melnikov | ... | camera operator |
Casting Department
| Vitaly Yerenkov | ... | additional casting: London |
Script and Continuity Department
| Martin Copeland | ... | script consultant |
Additional Crew
| Yuly Yagudin | ... | technical advisor |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Music Trade (2008) (Russia) (DVD)
- 20th Century Fox CIS (2008) (Russia)
- 20th Century Fox CIS (2008) (Armenia)
- 20th Century Fox CIS (2008) (Belarus)
- 20th Century Fox CIS (2008) (Georgia)
- 20th Century Fox CIS (2008) (Kazakhstan)
- 20th Century Fox CIS (2008) (Kyrgyzstan)
- 20th Century Fox CIS (2008) (Latvia)
- 20th Century Fox CIS (2008) (Moldova)
- Flins & Piniculas (2008) (Spain)
- Gemini Ukraine (2008) (Ukraine)
- NonStop Entertainment (2008) (Denmark)
- NonStop Entertainment (2008) (Finland)
- NonStop Entertainment (2008) (Iceland)
- Art Free (2009) (Greece)
- Atlantic Film (2009) (Finland) (DVD)
- Mirovision (2009) (South Korea)
- NonStop Entertainment (2009) (Norway)
- NonStop Entertainment (2009) (Sweden)
- Perviy Kanal (2009) (Russia) (tv)
- Rézo Films (2009) (France)
- Sidus (2009) (Korea)
- Transformer (2009) (Japan)
- Flins & Piniculas (2011) (Spain) (DVD)
Special Effects
Other Companies
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Admiral Aleksandr Kolchak is a true war hero and beloved husband and father. Anna, the wife of his best friend, becomes the love of his life. The revolution in his heart mirrors the revolution in his own country. His destiny is to fight the Bolsheviks and bring back the Czarist rule. Written by Anatoli Maksimov |
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| Taglines | "Ibo krepka, kak smert, lyubov." ("For as strong as death is love.") See more » |
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| Parents Guide | View content advisory » |
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Box Office
| Budget | $22,000,000 (estimated) |
| Cumulative Worldwide Gross | $78,287,970 |
Did You Know?
| Trivia | The title uses old Russian orthography, abandoned after the October Socialist Revolution of 1917. See more » |
| Goofs | During the opening sequence at the Baltic Sea (November 1916, according to the captions), Admiral Kolchak identifies the pursuing German armored cruiser as the SMS Friedrich Carl and enters his own minefield in order to escape. Later, when the Germans are about to blast the immobile and damaged Russian vessel, they strike a mine and their ship blows apart and sinks within seconds with a clear big loss of lives. Actually, although the SMS Friedrich Carl was in fact sunk by Russian mines, this happened two years before than the movie shows (November 1914). Besides, she stayed afloat for several hours, enough for the light cruiser SMS Augsburg to arrive to the scene and rescue most of the crew, and only 8 crew members were lost. (In reference to a deliberate mistake, it is very unlikely that an experienced seaman and high rank officer such as Kolchak had mistaken a ship for one that the entire Russian navy knew had sunk two years before.) See more » |
| Movie Connections | Edited into Admiral (2009). See more » |