| 词条 | All the King's Men (1971 film) |
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| name = Вся королевская рать | image = | caption = | director = {{Interlanguage link multi|Naum Ardashnikov|ru|3=Ардашников, Наум Михайлович}}, {{Interlanguage link multi|Aleksandr Gutkovich|ru|3=Гуткович, Александр Захарович}} | producer = | writer = {{Interlanguage link multi|Aleksandr Gutkovich|ru|3=Гуткович, Александр Захарович}} | narrator = | starring = Georgiy Zhzhonov Mikhail Kozakov Oleg Yefremov Alla Demidova Rostislav Plyatt | music = Roman Ledenyov | cinematography = Alfredo Alvarez, {{Interlanguage link multi|Naum Ardashnikov|ru|3=Ардашников, Наум Михайлович}} | editing = | studio = Byelorussian TV | distributor = | released = {{Film date|1971}} | runtime = 196 minutes | country = USSR | language = Russian | budget = | gross = }} All The King's Men ({{lang-ru|Vsya korolevskaya rat', Вся королевская рать|italic=yes}}) is a 1971 Soviet TV mini-series, adaptation of Robert Penn Warren's novel of the same name. TitleThe movie's title matches that of the Russian translation of Warren's novel: Вся королевская рать, literally Whole King's Host. Just like in the source material, it's a line from the famous nursery rhyme Humpty Dumpty, translated by Samuil Marshak. HistoryRobert Penn Warren's novel, published in Russian in 1968, immediately attracted the attention of the reading public. In Soviet cinematographic circles, the idea of film adaptation immediately arose. Application for the film adaptation almost simultaneously filed Stanislav Rostotsky from Mosfilm and Alexander Gutkovich in Gosteleradio BSSR. The question was decided in favor of the Belarusian version because of the personal involvement of the first Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist party of Belarus Pyotr Masherov. The film was shot by Belarusian television on the basis of the Mosfilm Studio. Most of the film was shot in Klaipeda and Palanga. After the shooting was finished, Gutkovich as a result of behind-the-scenes intrigues was suspended from cutting. Cutting was entrusted to Naum Ardashnikov, who shot the film as a Director of photography. Cast
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