The Death of Stalin - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Death of Stalin"
The Death of Stalin (2017)
Timing:
1:47 (107 min)
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Actors and characters
Paul Chahidi
Character Nicolai Bulganin
Tom Brooke
Character Sergei
Sylvestra Le Touzel
Character Nina Khrushchev
Yulya Muhrygina
Character Woman in Layers of Clothes
Andrey Korzhenevskiy
Character Man in Layers of Clothes
Jeremy Limb
Character Musician #2
Andy Gathergood
Character Citizen Bundled Into Car
Alexander Piskunov
Character Young Man Snitch
Ruslav Neupokoev
Character Middle Aged Man
Alla Binieieva
Character Middle Aged Wife
Elaine Caxton
Character Mrs. Bresnavich
George Potts
Character Concert Director
Cara Horgan
Character Lidiya Timashuk
Nicholas Sidi
Character NKVD Officer Kobulov
Jonny Phillips
Character NKVD Officer Pervak
Alex Harvey-Brown
Character Soldier
Tim Steed
Character Sergeant
David Crow
Character Khrustalyov
Emilio Iannucci
Character Young Doctor
Daniel Booroff
Character Tall Doctor
Dan Mersh
Character Ice Hockey Coach
Daniel Tatarsky
Character NKVD Officer at Dacha Gates
Adam Ewan
Character Prisoner at Gulag
Michael Ballard
Character Volga Guard Chasov
Phil Deguara
Character Volga Guard Shulga
Katie McCreedy
Character Little Girl #2
Ewan Bailey
Character NKVD Officer Aslanov
Leeroy Murray
Character Zhukov's Chief of Staff
Keely Smith
Character Teenage Ostrich Girl
Sheng-Chien Tsai
Character Translator
Dave Wong
Character Zhou Enlai
Sergey Korshkov
Character NKVD Officer Fedin
Alexander Grigorivev
Character Father
Olga Dadukevich
Character Mother
Nastya Koshevatskaya
Character Daughter
Danya Bochkov
Character Son
Sebastian Anton
Character NKVD Colonel Entin
Nastya Karpenko
Character Little Girl #1
Gerald Lepkowski
Character Leonid Brezhnev
Luke D'Silva
Character Moskalenko
Daniel Chapple
Character Red Army General
Daniel Smith
Character Red Army Captain
Daniel Fearn
Character Marshal Konev
Henry Helm
Character Child Mourner (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The film discusses the plane crash in Sverdlovsk in which the Air Force hockey team of the Moscow Military District perished. It should only be noted that this tragedy occurred in 1950, three years before the death of Joseph Stalin.
- Armando Iannucci did not want the actors to speak with a Russian accent because it could alienate viewers, and thoughts about the accent would hinder the actors from improvising on set.
- The film was shot in Moscow, Kyiv, London, and Oxfordshire. 1950s Russia was decided to be recreated in London. Interior scenes were filmed in the UK. Producers agreed to film at several London locations, in particular, filming took place at Shoreditch Town Hall, Freemasons’ Hall in Covent Garden, Goldsmiths’ Hall, and Hammersmith Town Hall in West London. The column hall of the House of Unions replaced Mansion House in the City of London. Kasali and her team had to build Stalin's country residence in a forest near the Pinewood Studios.
- The film is based on the comics by Fabien Nuri and Thierry Robin, "The Death of Stalin," about those incredible but true events. There is also a sequel — "Part Two – The Funeral." French producers Yan Zenou and Laurent Zeitoun bought the rights to adapt the comics from the artists and offered director Armando Iannucci to take on the unusual project.
- The film was banned from theatrical release by the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation.
- The film is based on the comics "The Death of Stalin" by artists Fabien Nuri and Thierry Robin, about those incredible but true events. There is also a sequel – "Part Two – The Funeral". French producers Yann Zenou and Laurent Zeitoun bought the rights to adapt the comics from the artists and offered director Armando Iannucci to take on the unusual project.
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