The Russia House - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Russia House"
The Russia House (1990)
Timing:
1:58 (118 min)
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Actors and characters
George Roth
Character Cy
Ellen Hurst
Character Anna
Peter Knupffer
Character Sergey
Nikolai Pastukhov
Character Uncle Matvey
Eric Anzumonyln
Character Nasayan
Daniel Woźniak
Character Zapadny
Giorgi Anjaparidze
Character Yuri
Vladek Nikiforov
Character Tout
David Timson
Character George
Yelena Stroyeva
Character Anastasia
Fyodor Smirnov
Character Watcher
Pavel Sirotin
Character Watcher
Paul Jutkevitch
Character Misha
David Henry
Character Jr. Minister - Whitehall
Martin Wenner
Character Scientist - Whitehall
Paul Rattee
Character Army Officer - Whitehall
Gina Nikiforov
Character Russian Guest
Kate Lock
Character Jacky
Craig Crosbie
Character Technician
Keith Edwards
Character Hoover
Michael Fitzpatrick
Character Hoover
Rob Freeman
Character Hoover
Gennady Venov
Character Katya's Father
Aleksandr Yatsko
Character Russian Writer
Vladimir Zunetov
Character Dan
Jack Raymond
Character Lev
Nikolay Dik
Character major of KGB
Alexei Jawdokimov
Character Arkady
Constantine Gregory
Character KGB Interviewer
Sergey Reusenko
Character KGB Man
Yegueshe Tsturvan
Character Flute Player
Jonathan Reason
Character Delegate (uncredited)
Vladimir Kuznetsov
Character company representative (uncredited)
Vladimir Sidorov
Character an officer of the Leningrad police
What's left behind the scenes
- Filming took place in Vancouver, Moscow, Zagorsk, Peredelkino, Leningrad, Lisbon, and London.
- The film was the first major Western film project to shoot many scenes in the USSR with the permission of the Soviet government.
- Due to food shortages in the USSR, local residents constantly gathered around the film set, but not to see their idols – the movie stars, but to watch the film crew, consisting of residents of Western countries and Soviet citizens, eat products imported from the UK. When Michelle Pfeiffer learned that Western filmmakers were forbidden from feeding the extras recruited from Soviet citizens, she left the set in anger and refused to return until they were fed. High-ranking officials of Soviet cinema even had to be called to the set to appease Pfeiffer.
- Before filming began, the script was submitted for approval to the state film studio "Mosfilm". According to producer Paul Maslansky, no attempts were made to change the script; it was simply checked for the absence of anti-Soviet sentiments and pornography.
- Filming took place from October 2nd to December 20th, 1989.
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Auditions in India
Casting calls in USA
Castingi w Polsce
Кастинги в Україні
