“The Benefit of Savely Kramarov” is a television film-performance, the benefit of actor Savely Kramarov , staged by director Evgeny Ginzburg . This was Ginzburg’s first major work in this genre, created after the first and last state award of Savely Viktorovich Kramarov, the title of Honored Artist of the RSFSR. The program also demonstrated excerpts from the films where Saveliy Kramarov took part - “ Farewell, doves ,” “ Gentlemen of Fortune, ” and others.
| Benefit Savely Kramarova | |
|---|---|
| Genre | musical |
| Producer | Eugene Ginsburg |
| Author script | Boris Purgalin |
| In the main cast | Savely Kramarov Valentina Sharykina Mikhail Derzhavin |
| Operator | O. Bogdanov Y. Afanasyev |
| Film company | Main editors of musical programs |
| Duration | 42 min |
| A country | the USSR |
| Year | 1974 |
in the film
- Savely Kramarov - cameo
- Valentina Sharykina - cameo
- Mikhail Derzhavin - cameo
- Tatyana Shmyga - cameo
- Valentin Nikulin - cameo
- Lyudmila Gurchenko - cameo
- Vladimir Shubarin - cameo
The ballet troupe of the Moscow Operetta Theater also took part in the film.
Camera crew
- Director: Eugene Ginsburg
- Operators: O. Bogdanov, Yu. Afanasyev
- Editors: Boris Purgalin , N. Greshishtseva.
- Authors of songs and interludes: Mark Minkov , Eduard Shim , Leonid Chizhik , Grigory Gorin , Arkady Khait , Alexander Levenbuk , Y. Osenka, Evgeny Stikhin , Grigory Pozhenyan , Oscar Feltsman , Robert Rozhdestvensky , Lev Schwartz , Varlen Strongin , Boris Purgalin , V. Kull, David Tukhmanov , Dmitry Ivanov , Igor Tsvetkov .
Musical numbers
- “Wooden horses” (music. Mark Minkov , poems by Eduard Shim ). Spanish Valentina Sharykina and Mikhail Derzhavin .
- “I Believe” (music. Eugene Stikhin , verses by Grigory Pozhenyan , from the movie “Train to Far August”). Spanish Valentin Nikulin
- “Old Words” (music by Oscar Feltsman , poems by Robert Rozhdestvensky ). Spanish Lyudmila Gurchenko .
- “The Mistress's Song” (fragment of the film “ Tobacco Captain ”)
- "Cowboy's Song." Spanish Savely Kramarov .
- A fragment from the operetta " My Fair Lady ". Spanish Tatyana Shmyga .
- “Song of the Eternal Movement” (a fragment of the film “ This Funny Planet ”) (music. David Tukhmanov , art. Vladimir Kharitonov ).