Nicholas and Alexandra

...is the story of the love that changed the world forever!

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DVD Features:

Rated: PG
Run Time: 3 hours, 9 minutes
Video: Color
Released: July 27, 1999
Originally Released: 1971
Label: Sony Pictures
Encoding: Region 1 (USA & Canada) Encoding
Packaging: Keep Case
"Making of" Featurette From the Original Theatrical Release
Theatrical Trailer
Scene Selections
Talent and Filmographies

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Michael Jayston, Janet Suzman, Tom Baker & Laurence Olivier
Performer:		Harry Andrews
Directed by		Franklin J. Schaffner

Memorable Quotes and Dialog:

"Trotsky, you've been avoiding me!"

- Lenin (Michael Bryant)

Major Awards:

Academy Awards 1971 - Best Art Direction - Set Decoration

Academy Awards 1971 - Best Costume Design

Entertainment Reviews:

Time Out

Jan 26, 2006

Examiner.com

Jul 1, 2016

rec.arts.movies.reviews

Jan 1, 2000

EmanuelLevy.Com

Feb 28, 2008

Variety

Jul 8, 2010

Empire Magazine

Jan 30, 2012

Chicago Sun-Times

Oct 24, 2004

Product Description:

The story of the final years of Tsar Nicholas and Empress Alexandra of Russia, and the revolution which turned their lives upside down, and changed the world. Academy Award Nominations: 6, including Best Picture. Academy Awards: Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, Best Costume Design.

Plot Synopsis:

This costume drama chronicles the decline and fall of the last Russian royal family, Czar Nicholas II and Czarina Alexandra -- from the birth of their hemophiliac son Alexis to the Bolshevik Revolution.
Empress Alexandra becomes involved with the occultist Rasputin, who exerts great influence over her when she rules the country during her husband's absence in World War I. Convinced that her son will die without Rasputin's continued magical presence, she becomes increasingly beholden unto him. Then, events take a bloody dramatic turn, as popular unrest and the political maneuvering of Lenin, Stalin, and Trotsky lead to the Russian uprising, and the end of the Romanov reign.

Keywords:

War | Period Piece | Royalty | Theatrical Release

Production Notes:

A Sam Spiegel-Franklin J. Schaffner production.
Shot in Panavision; color by Eastmancolor.
Michael Redgrave's last screen appearance.
Janet Suzman was nominated for an Academy Award as "Best Actress" in her second major screen role; her film debut was "A Day in the Death of Joe Egg" in 1970.
The original choices for the lead roles were Rex Harrison and Vanessa Redgrave.
Additional cast: Roderic Noble (Alexis), Ania Marson (Olga), Candace Glendenning (Marie), James Hazeldine (Josef Stalin), Gordon Kostelow (Guchkov), David Giles (Goloshchekin), Ralph Neville (British Ambassador Buchanan), John Forbes Robertson (Colonel Volkov), Alan Dalton (Flautist), David Baxter (Young Bolshevik).