"Gasparone" - the Soviet drama of 1975, the film adaptation of the eponymous operetta by Karl Millecker , written in 1884. Russian translation of the libretto: Mark Yaron and Vladimir Polyakov.
| Gasparone | |
|---|---|
| Genre | musical comedy , screen version |
| Producer | Nikolai Khrobko |
| In the main cast | Nonna Terentyeva Timofey Spivak Vsevolod Yakut |
| Operator | Marat Larin |
| Composer | Karl Millocker |
| Duration | 01:06 |
| A country |  the USSR |
| Tongue | Russian |
| Year | 1975 |
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Characters and Performers
- Erminio - Timofey Spivak
- Countess Charlotte - Nonna Terentyeva
- Governor - Vsevolod Yakut
- Carlo, the owner of the zucchini - Vladimir Mikhailovsky
- Zora, wife Carlo - Inna Leshinskaya
- Zinovia - Altai Faith
- Helper Carlo - Vladimir Karnyshov
The vocals are performed by: Olga Amatova, Daniil Demyanov, Kira Shelyakhovskaya, Nikolai Belugin, Marina Kleshcheva.
Story
In a small Italian port town comes Erminio, a student from Milan. The old friend Carlo, the owner of the zucchini, tells him that the local governor is going to marry his useless son to a rich widow, beautiful Charlotte. But Erminio himself is in love with Charlotte. To frustrate the wedding, crafty Carlo uses the rumors about the sinister sea robber Gasparone - rumors that Carlo himself dismisses. With the help of Carlo Herminio, he organizes the alleged assault of the robbers, circles the governor around his finger and wins Charlotte's heart.
Links
- Gasparone on the site aveclassics.net.