| Taras Bulba | |||||
| Supraphon (1962) | |||||
| Action, Adventure, Drama, Romance, War | |||||
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| Tony Curtis | Andrei Bulba | |
| Yul Brynner | Taras Bulba | |
| Sam Wanamaker | Filipenko | |
| Brad Dexter | Shilo | |
| Guy Rolfe | Prince Grigory | |
| Perry Lopez | Ostap Bulba | |
| George Macready | Governor | |
| Ilka Windish | Sofia Bulba | |
| Vladimir Sokoloff | Old Stepan | |
| Vladimir Irman | Grisha Kubenko | |
| Taras Bulba (1962) | ||
| Sir Charles Mackerras | ||
| Eva Urbanova | ||
| Bernarda Fink | ||
| Ellen Davalos | Zina | |
| Mickey Finn | Korzh | |
| Paul Frees | Narrator | |
| Marvin Goux | Brother Bartholomew | |
| Joe Gray | ||
| Chuck Hayward | Dolotov | |
| Christine Kaufmann | Natalia Dubrov | |
| Syl Lamont | Kimon Kandor | |
| Cliff Lyons |
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| Producer | Harold Hecht
Sandy Whitelaw |
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| Writer | Nikolai Gogol
Waldo Salt Karl Tunberg |
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| Cinematography | Joseph MacDonald
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| Musician | Franz Waxman
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A "Romeo and Juliet" story that takes place in 18th c. Ukraine. Taras (Yul Brenner) has settled into... |
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