The Secret of the Third Planet - actors, characters and roles

All actors and their roles in the film "The Secret of the Third Planet"

Тайна третьей планеты (1981)

Timing: 0:50 (50 min)

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Actors and characters

Olga Gromova

Character Alisa Seleznyova (voice)

Vsevolod Larionov

Character Pr. Seleznev / Сhatterer (voice)

Yuri Volyntsev

Character Captain Zelyony (voice)

Vasiliy Livanov

Character Gromozeka (voice)

Grigoriy Shpigel

Character Jollier Oo (voice)

Igor Yasulovich

Character Earer (voice)

Rina Zelyonaya

Character Old Lady at the Spaceport (voice) (uncredited)

Vladimir Druzhnikov

Character Captain Kim (voice)

Vladimir Kenigson

Character Robot at Shelezyaka Planet (voice)

Nikolay Grabbe

Character Captain Buran (voice)

Pyotr Vishnyakov

Character Dr. Verkhovtsev / Glot (voice)

What's left behind the scenes

Only after 'The Mystery of the Third Planet' was released on screens did the Institute of Oriental Studies learn who was hiding behind the pseudonym Kir Bulychev. Having published his first story in 1961, the writer feared for more than twenty years that he could be fired for such an unserious pursuit for a research associate.
Roman Kachanov was allowed to make a full-length animated film only because he was a star at 'Soyuzmultfilm' and the author of a series of cartoons about Cheburashka. For an ordinary director, this would have been practically impossible.
Sixteen years after the cartoon was released, Kir Bulychev wrote a story of the same name for younger children, which he published in 1997.
"The Mystery of the Third Planet" was sold for foreign distribution and enjoyed considerable success there. In the US, Kirsten Dunst voiced Alice, and James Belushi voiced the Governor.
Artist Natalia Orlova lived in the same apartment building as Kir Bulychev, and the writer served as the prototype for the character of Captain Green.
A film adaptation of Kir Bulychev's story "Alice's Journey" ("Alice and the Three Captains") from the "Alice's Adventures" cycle.
The production of the film lasted 4 years.
Artist Natalia Orlova drew Alice Selezneva based on her daughter – the future famous actress Ekaterina Semenova.
Only after 'The Mystery of the Third Planet' was released did the Institute of Oriental Studies discover who was hiding behind the pseudonym Kir Bulychev. Having published his first story in 1961, the writer feared for over twenty years that he might be fired for such an unserious pursuit for a research fellow.
It was only because Roman Kachanov was a star at 'Soyuzmultfilm' and the author of a series of cartoons about Cheburashka that he was allowed to make a feature-length animated film. For an ordinary director, this would have been practically impossible.
'The Mystery of the Third Planet' was sold for foreign distribution and had a good success there. In the USA, Alice was voiced by Kirsten Dunst, and Gluv was voiced by James Belushi.
A film adaptation of Kir Bulychev's story 'Alice's Journey' ('Alice and Three Captains') from the 'Alice's Adventures' cycle.

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