Anastazja (1997)
In 1916 Tsar Nicholas II hosts a ball at the Catherine Palace to celebrate the Romanov tricentennial. His mother, the Dowager Empress Marie Feodorovna (Angela Lansbury), is visiting from Paris, and gives a music box and a necklace inscribed with the words “Together in Paris” as parting gifts to her eight-year-old granddaughter, Grand Duchess Anastasia (Kirsten Dunst). The ball is suddenly interrupted by Grigori Rasputin (Christopher Lloyd), a sorcerer who was banished by the Tsar for treason. Rasputin had then sold his soul in exchange for an unholy reliquary, which he uses to cast a curse on the Romanov family in revenge, sparking a revolution that forces them to flee the palace. Only Marie and Anastasia are able to escape, thanks to a young servant boy named Dimitri, who shows them a secret passageway in Anastasia's room. Rasputin confronts the two royals outside, only to fall through the ice and drown. The pair manage to reach a moving train, but only Marie climbs aboard while Anastasia falls, hitting her head on the platform.
Obsada:
- Meg Ryan Anastasia
- John Cusack Dimitri
- Kelsey Grammer Vladimir
- Christopher Lloyd Rasputin
- Hank Azaria Bartok
- Bernadette Peters Sophie
- Kirsten Dunst Young Anastasia
- Angela Lansbury The Dowager Empress Marie
- Rick Jones Czar Nicholas / Servant / Revolutionary Soldier / Ticket Agent
- Andrea Martin Phlegmenkoff / Old Woman
- Glenn Walker Harris Jr. Young Dimitri
- Debra Mooney Actress
- Arthur Malet Travelling Man / Major Domo
- Charity James Anastasia Impostor
- Liz Callaway Anastasia
- Lacey Chabert Young Anastasia
- Jim Cummings Rasputin
- Jonathan Dokuchitz Dimitri
- Brooks Almy Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Ellen Bernfeld Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Judith Blazer Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Jeff Blumenkrantz Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Ted Brunetti Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Glen Burtnick Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Vivian Cherry Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Robin Clark Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Victoria Clark Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Madeline Doherty Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Robert DuSold Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Gregg Edelman Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Al Fritsch Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Kyle Gordon Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Darius de Haas Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Michael Louis Harvey Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Jan Horvath Ensemble and Character Vocals
- John Jellison Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Kenny Karen Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Curtis King Jr. Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Joseph Kolinski Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Alix Korey Ensemble and Character Vocals
- David Lowenstein Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Cindy Mizelle Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Bill Nolte Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Michele Pawk Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Billy Porter Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Patrick Quinn Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Karen Silver Ensemble and Character Vocals
- J.K. Simmons Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Frank Simms Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Emily Skinner Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Ted Sperling Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Vanéese Y. Thomas Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Lillias White Ensemble and Character Vocals
- Emma Blackwell Dodatkowe głosy
Naprawdę dobry film animowany, ale przede wszystkim - muzyka, muzyka, MUZYKA! I groteskowy duch (?) Rasputina :P
Chyba dowolny z obejrzanych przeze mnie rysowanych Disneyów był lepszy niż to. Średniej jakości rysunkowa animacja połączona z raczkującą jeszcze, a więc też średnią, animacją trójwymiarową; naprawdę ładne bywają tylko tła. Piosenki bez szału, może oprócz tej o Paryżu. Nie kupuję też Rosji w wersji made in America. Fabuła przewidywalna, żarty niespecjalne. Albo się starzeję, albo to kiepski film jest.