“Don Cesar de Bazan” - a performance staged by Vladimir Kozhich in the Leningrad Drama Theater [1] . In 1957, a television version of the play was created by director Joseph Shapiro at the Lenfilm film studio . The premiere on Soviet television took place on August 31, 1957 , and from September 2 of the same year, the television version was also shown in the cinemas of the country.
| Don Cesar de Bazan | |
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| Genre | comedy |
| Based on | play of the same name |
| Author | Philippe Dumannoir and Adolphe d'Anernery |
| Producer | Vladimir Kozhich |
| Actors | Vladimir Chestnokov Olga Zabotkina Fedor Nikitin Nikolai Boyarsky |
| Company | Leningrad Drama Theater |
| A country | the USSR |
| Tongue | Russian language |
| Year | 1948 |
Content
Performance History
The play “Don Cesar de Bazan” based on the play of the same name by the French playwrights Philippe Dumouinard and Adolph d'Enneri (translated from French by E. Askinazi and V. Golod) was staged by Vladimir Kozhich in 1948 and has enjoyed constant audience success over the years [1] . In the early 1950s, when it became possible to record theatrical performances using movie recorders [2] , the USSR developed a program to create a fund of films shot and intended for the general public to demonstrate the best Soviet performances on television and sometimes in movie theaters theaters [3] . Within the framework of this program, in 1957, a television version of the already famous play was created.
Story
The comedy takes place in Spain in the 17th century . The young charming dancer Maritana - the favorite of the poor of Madrid , earns a living by singing and dancing in the streets and dreams of a better share. Once the girl was seen by the King of Spain, Charles II, and wanted to make him his mistress. In love with the Queen, Minister Don Jose spins a cunning intrigue, planning to take advantage of this. However, the minister’s plans are ruined by the strong and faithful love of Maritan and the brave and noble don César de Bazan - a poor Spanish grandee, defender of the poor and oppressed.
Cast
- Vladimir Chestnokov - Don Cesar de Bazan
- Olga Zabotkina - Maritana
- Fedor Nikitin - Don Jose, Minister
- Nicholas Boyarsky - Charles II , King of Spain
- M. Samoilova - Marquise
- M. Shifman - Marquis
- S. Tsomaev - Lazorillo
- Natalia Dudinskaya - Spanish Dance
- George Kranert
- Ksenia Zlatkovskaya
- B. Shmyrov
- I. Dombek
- George Rubin
The creators of the play
- Stage Director: Vladimir Kozhich
- Painter -
- Composer - George Sviridov [4]
The creators of the television version
- Scenario development - Vladimir Chestnokov , Joseph Shapiro
- Stage Director: Joseph Shapiro
- Chief Operator - Apollinaris Dudko
- Artist - Eugene Eney
- Sound Engineer - Arnold Shargorodsky
- Director - I. Golynskaya
- Operator - Georgy Kalatozishvili
- Choreographer - Robert Herbeck
- Editor - N. Razumova
- Make-up artist - G. Vasilyeva
- Director of the picture - A. Dombrovsky
- In addition to the music of Georgy Sviridov, written for the play, the television version also features the music of Dmitry Tolstoy performed by the Leningrad State Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Nikolai Rabinovich . Victoria Ivanova sings.
Additional Information
- The performer of the role of King Charles II Nikolay Boyarsky is the uncle Mikhail Boyarsky , the performer of the title role in the film "Don Cesar de Bazan" in 1989 .
See also
- Don Cesar de Bazan (1989)
- "Ruy Blaz" (1947)
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 “History” (inaccessible link) . Theater named after V.F. Komissarzhevskaya. Date of treatment April 30, 2014. Archived on May 2, 2014.
- ↑ B.N. Konoplev. Multi-chamber methods of electronic filming // Fundamentals of film production / V. S. Bogatova. - M .: Art, 1975.- S. 180. - 448 p.
- ↑ Kisunko V.G. Television art // The Great Secular Encyclopedia, 30 tons. - M .: Soviet Encyclopedia, 1976. - V. 25 .
- ↑ Sviridov Georgy Vasilievich . The library of persons . The site of the music center "Orpheus". Date of treatment September 8, 2015.
Links
- "Don Cesar de Bazan" . State Register of Films . Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation. Date of appeal April 29, 2014. (unavailable link)
- Don Cesar de Bazan An annotated catalog of films from the Lenfilm film studio 1918-2003.
- Don Cesar de Bazan on the Encyclopedia of Russian Cinema website.
- "Don Cesar de Bazan" . The article . Online encyclopedia of Cyril and Methodius. Date of treatment April 29, 2014.
- "Don Cesar de Bazan" . Encyclopedia of the movie . Academician. Date of treatment April 29, 2014.
- The film "Don Cesar de Bazan" (1957) on IMDb
- Watching the online movie Don Cesar de Bazan (1957) at www.ivi.ru