Taras Bulba
Director: J. Lee Thompson
Writers: Waldo Salt; Karl Tunberg
From novel by: Nikolai Gogol
Music by: Franz Waxman
Producer: Harold Hecht
Keywords: Action/Adventure
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yul Brynner | Actor | 11-Jul-1920 | 10-Oct-1985 | The King and I |
| Tony Curtis | Actor | 3-Jun-1925 | 29-Sep-2010 | Some Like It Hot |
| Brad Dexter | Actor | 9-Apr-1917 | 12-Dec-2002 | The Magnificent Seven |
| Christine Kaufmann | Actor | 11-Jan-1945 | 28-Mar-2017 | The Last Days of Pompeii |
| George Macready | Actor | 29-Aug-1908 | 2-Jul-1973 | Paths of Glory |
| Guy Rolfe | Actor | 27-Dec-1911 | 19-Oct-2003 | Mr. Sardonicus |
| Abraham Sofaer | Actor | 1-Oct-1896 | 21-Jan-1988 | The Naked Jungle |
| Vladimir Sokoloff | Actor | 26-Dec-1889 | 15-Feb-1962 | For Whom the Bell Tolls |
| Sam Wanamaker | Actor | 14-Jun-1919 | 19-Dec-1993 | Rebuilt Globe Theatre |
CAST
| Tony Curtis | ... Andrei Bulba |
| Yul Brynner | ... Taras Bulba |
| Co-Starring | |
| Sam Wanamaker | ... Filipenko |
| Brad Dexter | ... Shilo |
| Guy Rolfe | ... Prince Grigory |
| Perry Lopez | ... Ostap Bulba |
| Featuring | |
| George Macready | ... Governor |
| Ilka Windish | ... Sofia Bulba |
| Vladimir Sokoloff | ... Old Stepan |
| Vladimir Irman | ... Grisha Kubenko |
| Daniel Ocko | ... Ivan Mykola |
| Abraham Sofaer | ... Abbot |
| Mickey Finn | ... Korzh |
| Richard Rust | ... Capt. Alex |
| Ron Weyand | ... Tymoshevsky |
| Vitina Marcus | ... Gypsy Princess |
| and | |
| Christine Kaufmann | ... Natalia Dubrov |
REVIEWS
Review by Paul Balanchuk (posted on 3-Aug-2007)
Seldom do we see films made about Ukrainians.. .That being said ,this film captures the imagination and thrills the viewer with the landscape and costumes of an era quite nearly never thought about in north america. It is a facinating story of family, love, war and betrayal. Taking the viewer on a thrill ride missing in most of todays films about Ukrainian folk heros on horseback! I saw this as a child and being Ukrainian it has always stuck in my mind as really the only popular film on the subject... because I think it was .Tony Curtis... Yul Brenner! Definatly worth a long overdue sequel!
Review by Anonymous (posted on 2-Aug-2007)
I saw the movie when I was eight years old, nearly 46 years ago. I have often thought about the movie and delightly remember it - the boldness of color, action and drama. I recall the sound and think of how much I enjoyed it. This movie definitely rates as a collector's item!
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