Le barbier de Sibérie

Titre original : Sibirskiy tsiryulnik

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Julia Ormond and Oleg Menshikov in Le barbier de Sibérie (1998)

Au début du siècle, un jeune cadet russe tombe amoureux d'une beauté américaine, mettant en danger sa carrière et même leurs vies.Au début du siècle, un jeune cadet russe tombe amoureux d'une beauté américaine, mettant en danger sa carrière et même leurs vies.Au début du siècle, un jeune cadet russe tombe amoureux d'une beauté américaine, mettant en danger sa carrière et même leurs vies.

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7,7/10

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 4 nominations au total

Photos36

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Rôles principaux97

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Julia Ormond

Dzheyn
(as Dzhuliya Ormond)

Oleg Menshikov

Tolstoy

Aleksey Petrenko

Radlov

Richard Harris

Makkreken
(as Richard Kharris)

Vladimir Ilin

Mokin

Marat Basharov

Polievskiy

Nikita Tatarenkov

Alibekov

Georgiy Dronov

Nazarov

Artyom Mikhalkov

Buturlin

Daniel Olbrychski

Kopnovskiy
(as Daniel Olbrykhskiy)

Marina Neyolova

Mat Tolstogo

Avangard Leontev

Dyadya Nikolya

Anna Mikhalkova

Dunyasha

Robert Hardy

Forsten
(as Robert Khardi)

Elizabeth Spriggs

Perepelkina
(as Elizabet Spriggs)

Nikita Mikhalkov

Imperator Aleksandr III

Isabelle Renauld

Imperatritsa
(as Ezabel Reno)

Evgeniy Steblov

Velikiy knyaz

Histoire

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Le saviez-vous

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Anecdotes
The winter in 1997 was uncommonly snowless and warm, but the movie makers wanted to film snowy Moscow streets and the Kremlin. So they used hundreds of tons of artificial snow.

Gaffes
In a scene which takes place in 1905, a US flag is seen with 50 stars. The correct flag would have 45 Stars.

Citations
Dzheyn: I'm one of those women your mother must have warned you about.

Connexions
Featured in Namedni 1961-2003: Nasha Era: Namedni 1999 (1999)

Bandes originales
Piano Concerto no. 23
Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Avis des utilisateurs81

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10/10

fabulous

In its extended version -where the characters are fully developed and the relationships between them fully explored- this movie is incredible. Not just because Oleg Menshikov is a fabulous actor and Julia Ormond does some of the best acting I've seen her do, but because the plot is interesting and well written and the filming is beautiful.

In the butchered and censored short version crucial elements of the story are missing (especially the complete dialogues between Andrei and Jane and the majority of their scene in bed) and the movie is OK but nothing special.

Why would the studio even release such a lame version? Can you imagine a two hour version of Gone with the Wind? Or a 90 minute version of Titanic?

I saw the full 4 and ½ hours extended film in a cinema and no one walked out because it was too long. I saw the short version on the Cosmo channel and I really don't understand why the producers would stab themselves in the back by releasing a watered down and lacking version presumably for audiences with short attention spans?- but I recommend avoiding the 3 hours one and holding out for the real film.