War and Peace, Part III: The Year 1812 1967

In 1812 Napoleon’s forces invade Russia. Kutuzov asks Bolkonsky to join as staff officer, but he insists on a field command. Pierre travels to observe the clash, joining an artillery battery at Borodino. Bolkonsky’s reserve unit holds back, yet he is hit by a shell; both he and his son Anatol suffer serious wounds. The French win and go to Moscow.

In 1812 Napoleon’s forces invade Russia. Kutuzov asks Bolkonsky to join as staff officer, but he insists on a field command. Pierre travels to observe the clash, joining an artillery battery at Borodino. Bolkonsky’s reserve unit holds back, yet he is hit by a shell; both he and his son Anatol suffer serious wounds. The French win and go to Moscow.

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Eduard Martsevich

Eduard Martsevich

Drubetskoy (uncredited)

Sergey Bondarchuk

Sergey Bondarchuk

Pierre Bezukhov

Sergey Nikonenko

Sergey Nikonenko

Russian Officer

Nikolay Smorchkov

Nikolay Smorchkov

Russian Soldier (uncredited)

Antonina Shuranova

Antonina Shuranova

Princess Mariya

Ludmila Savelyeva

Ludmila Savelyeva

Natasha Rostova

Irina Skobtseva

Irina Skobtseva

Hélène

Vasili Lanovoy

Vasili Lanovoy

Anatol Kuragin (uncredited)

Kira Golovko

Kira Golovko

Countess Rostova

Vyacheslav Tikhonov

Vyacheslav Tikhonov

Andrei Bolkonsky

Aleksandr Lebedev

Aleksandr Lebedev

Russian Soldier (uncredited)

Aleksandra Danilova

Aleksandra Danilova

(uncredited)

Ivan Turchenkov

Ivan Turchenkov

Russian Soldier

Vladislav Strzhelchik

Vladislav Strzhelchik

Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte

Nikolay Grinko

Nikolay Grinko

Desalles

Tatyana Makhova

Tatyana Makhova

Leonid Nedovich

Leonid Nedovich

Irina Gubanova

Irina Gubanova

Sonya

Rodion Aleksandrov

Rodion Aleksandrov

Balashov

Aleksey Glazyrin

Aleksey Glazyrin

Doctor

Yuliya Dioshi

Yuliya Dioshi

Lady (uncredited)

Georgi Shapovalov

Georgi Shapovalov

Russian Soldier (uncredited)

Viktor Murganov

Viktor Murganov

Tsar Alexander I

Boris Smirnov

Boris Smirnov

Prince Vasili

Viktor Stanitsyn

Viktor Stanitsyn

Ilya Andreyevich Rostov

Georgi Svetlani

Georgi Svetlani

Deacon

Nikolai Khryashchikov

Nikolai Khryashchikov

Russian Soldier

Pyotr Savin

Pyotr Savin

Timokhin

Jānis Grantiņš

Jānis Grantiņš

Wolzogen

Angelina Stepanova

Angelina Stepanova

Anna Pavlovna Scherer (uncredited)

Vasiliy Matov

Vasiliy Matov

Sergei Yermilov

Sergei Yermilov

Petya Rostov

Anatoli Ktorov

Anatoli Ktorov

Nikolai Andreyevich Bolkonsky

Larisa Borisenko

Larisa Borisenko

Mademoiselle Bourienne

Aleksandr Degtyar

Aleksandr Degtyar

Russian Soldier (uncredited)

Boris Zakhava

Boris Zakhava

Field Marshal Kutuzov

Aleksandr Semin

Aleksandr Semin

Nikolushka

Herberts Zommers

Herberts Zommers

Bennigsen

D. Eizental

D. Eizental

Clausewitz

Ye. Shalamov

Ye. Shalamov

Russian Soldier (uncredited)

A. Boldyrev

A. Boldyrev

Russian Soldier

Denis Sivakov

Denis Sivakov

Russian Soldier

N. Sorokin

N. Sorokin

Russian Soldier

Aleksandr Barushnoy

Aleksandr Barushnoy

A. Kin

A. Kin

Leonid Vidavskiy

Leonid Vidavskiy

Paisi Sergeevich Kaysarov

Aleksandr Gruzinsky

Aleksandr Gruzinsky

Aleksandr Mombeli

Aleksandr Mombeli

Yuri Vetrov

Yuri Vetrov

T. Kazankova

T. Kazankova

V. Islavin

V. Islavin

Yu. Kryuchkov

Yu. Kryuchkov

Ivan Vasilyenko

Ivan Vasilyenko

Senior Officer

Anatoliy Zhukov

Anatoliy Zhukov

Marshal Berthier (uncredited)

Alfred Zinovyev

Alfred Zinovyev

French Soldier (uncredited)

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