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Tre søstre (1959)
TV Movie | 114 min | Drama

Tre søstre (1959)

TV Movie | 114 min | Drama

TV adaptation of Chekhov's 1901 classic about three daughters (Astrid Villaume, Annegrethe Nissen and Malene Schwartz) of a recently passed away Russian colonel. The three sisters and their brother (Søren Elung Jensen) live in a remote ...See moreTV adaptation of Chekhov's 1901 classic about three daughters (Astrid Villaume, Annegrethe Nissen and Malene Schwartz) of a recently passed away Russian colonel. The three sisters and their brother (Søren Elung Jensen) live in a remote provincial town where their father commanded the local army post. They dream of going back to Moscow and rewriting their own story, but are saddled with the practicalities of their quiet existence. Then tragedy strikes, the army post is to be withdrawn from the town. How can they keep up their life's purpose and hope? See less

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12 cast members

Name	Known for
Astrid Villaume Olga Olga See fewer	Susanne (1950)
Annegrethe Nissen Masja Masja See fewer	The Musketeers (1961)
Malene Schwartz Irina Irina See fewer	Mors dag (1996)
Grethe Holmer Natasja Ivanovna Natasja Ivanovna See fewer	In My Life (1978)
Søren Elung Jensen Andréj Sergejevitsj Prosorov Andréj Sergejevitsj Prosorov See fewer	King Lear (1970)
Jørn Jeppesen Alexander Ignatjevitsj Versjiinin Alexander Ignatjevitsj Versjiinin See fewer	Spion 503 (1958)
Hans-Henrik Krause Fjodor Iliitsj Kuligin Fjodor Iliitsj Kuligin See fewer	Jordbær til Einar (1967)
Victor Montell Ivan Romanovitsj Tjebutykin Ivan Romanovitsj Tjebutykin See fewer	Det store Mørke (1917)
Erik Mørk Nikolaj Lvovitsj Tusenbach Nikolaj Lvovitsj Tusenbach See fewer	Heaven and Hell (1988)
Poul Müller Ferapont Ferapont See fewer	7-9-13 (1934)
Poul Thomsen Vasili Vasiljevitsj Soljonyi Vasili Vasiljevitsj Soljonyi See fewer	Huset på Christianshavn (1970)
Agnes Thorberg Wieth Vavarja Vavarja See fewer	Billet mrk. (1946)