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Bednaya Nastya - Serial TV (2003)

Scurta descriere:

Actiunea se petrece in Rusia primei jumatati a secolului al 19-lea in jurul unor familii de nobili. Serialul are in prim plan povestea Annei, o tanara orfana crescuta de un baron. Anna a primit o educatie aleasa in spirit aristocratic si viseaza sa devina actrita. Societatea buna a Sankt Petersburgului ii recunoaste talentul si ii intrezareste un viitor stralucit, insa Anna are un secret care ii poate ruina viata si cariera: este iobaga. In timpul unui bal la curtea tarului Nikolai, Anna se indragosteste de Mihail Repnin, un tanar cneaz care este absolut fermecat de ea. Totul pare sa fie in roz in viata eroinei pana in ziua in care baronul este otravit, iar fiul acestuia, Vladimir ameninta sa dezvaluie secretul Annei. "Bednaya Nastya" este o coproductie Russia - SUA 2003. Scenariul este semnat de Linda Schreyer si Lisa Seidman.

* Titlu: Bednaya Nastya
* Data lansare (Romania): 18 Iulie 2005
* Buget: 11,800,000 $

Regizori:
Stanislav Libin
Yekaterina Dvigubskaya
Anna Plotkina
Scenaristi:
Tita Bell
Linda Schreyer
Lisa Seidman
Genul:
Drama / Dragoste
Durata:
40 minute

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1839, St. Petersburg... Secrete, minciuni, trădări... Totul se învârte în jurul unei crime petrecute în urmă cu 20 de ani.

Veriga lipsă este Anastasia, o fetiţă dispărută în acelaşi timp. Cu toate că anii au trecut, cei implicaţi direct încă o caută. Disperatţ să-i descopere identitatea, dezvăluie secrete bine ascunse punând în pericol vieţi, în cursa împotriva cronometru pentru descoperirea misterului identităţii Anastasiei.

Baronul Korf, ducele Repnin şi Anna, eroii nostri în jurul cărora se învârte toată acţiunea, află că destinele lor sunt legate de cumplita crimă petrecută acum 20 de ani cum ar fi şi de destinul chipeşului şi pasionatului moştenitor al tronului, Alexander Romanov, care se zbate între datoria lui faţă de Rusia şi dorinţa pentru o nevastă pe care n-o poate avea.

Unii eroii triumfă, alţii îşi găsesc sfârşitul, binele triumfă asupra răului, şi iubirea asupra trădării.

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Distributie Bednaya Nastya (2003) - Serial TV

Dmitri Isayev Tareviciul Alexandr
Elena Korikova Anna Platonova
Strahov Daniil Strahov Vladimir Korf
Pyotr Krasilov Printul Aleksandrovich Repnin
Igor Dmitriyev Obolenskiy
Marina Aleksandrova Printesa Maria Gessen-Darmschtadt
Alyona Bondarchuk Imparateasa Alexandra
Nina Usatova Varvara
Viktor Verzhbitskiy Emperor Nikolay I
Svetlana Toma Sychykha
Emmanuil Vitorgan Prince Pyotr Dolgorukiy
Albert Filozov Baron Ivan Ivanovich Korf (2003-2004)
Aleksandr Kalyagin Vasiliy Zhukovsky
Aleksandr Filippenko Andrey Platonovich Zabaluev

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1839. History moves forward, and human feelings do not change - love, jealousy, generosity and jealousy, honesty and betrayal are still running the show ...
The old baron Korf raised Anna as his own daughter, he dreams of seeing her on the stage of the Imperial Theatre. Secular Saint Petersburg sees undeniable talent in Anna, she tipped her a great future. But few know that she - a serf.
Prince Michael Repnin fell in love with her from first sight, but do not know about her background. Will Repnin love Anna when her secret is revealed?
The young baron Korf grew up with Anna, he does not want to share with her father's love and despises her, but he does not know how much he loves her.
Vladimir Korf - each Repnin. Was he hurt love Repnin and Anna? Who selects Anna? Will it be free? Will she become a famous actress?
Different families involved in this love story. Cruel landlady Maria Dolgorukaya manipulates her daughters and wants to take over a neighbor's estate Corfu. Her eldest daughter, Lisa Dolgorukaya, has not forgotten his childhood love for Vladimir Corfu. A princess for the other Lisa hated Zabalueva, leader of the provincial nobility. Who will Anna's will? Will she become free? And do not Zabaluev whether behind the dark deeds perpetrated in the county?
Meanwhile, in St. Petersburg, Nicholas I teaches his son Alexander the path of service to the state. A successor to Alexander wants only one thing - to live a simple life full of love. Of his choice - Olga Kalinovskaya, maid of honor of the Empress, was not destined to become a companion of Tsarevich. But now their love is boundless, and for the sake of Olga Alexander is even ready to fight a duel, despite the entreaties of Michael Repnin, his new aide.
Michael's sister, the maid of honor Empress Natasha Repnina - the only one who Olga Kalinovskaya can tell of their love. Natasha did not hide its hostility toward Vladimir Corfu, believing him guilty of all the problems of his brother. Natasha was in love with each other Repnin and Korf - Andrew Dolgoruky, son of Princess autocratic. Andrew is torn between feelings for Natasha and attraction to land a girl, Tatiana.
Carl Modestovich Schuller, managing the estate Corfu, helps Mary Dolgorukoy in her evil plans. Fortress of Corfu, a tricky and dangerous Paulina hates Anna - and wants to take her place on stage. For this she concludes with Modestovich temporary alliance ...
In the Russian palaces and estates simmer violent passions, but the most terrible secrets hidden in a lonely cottage, lost in the woods between the estates of Corfu and Dolgoroukys. Sychiha lives there, who was believed a witch - and she knows the answer to the most important question ...

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Starring:

Elena Korikova - Anna Platonova
Daniil Strahov - Vladimir Korf
Peter Krasilov - Michael Repnin
Dmitry Isaev - Heir Alexander
Alexander Kalyagin - Vasily Zhukovsky
Albert Filozov - Ivan Ivanovich Korf
Olga Ostroumov - Maria A. Dolgorukaya
Alexander Filippenko - Andrew Platonovich Zabaluev
Igor Dmitriev - Sergey S. Obolensky
Nina Usatova - Barbara
Svetlana Toma - Sychiha
Dmitry Shevchenko - Carl Modestovich Schuller
Anton Makarskij - Andrei Dolgoruky
Anna Tabanina - Lisa Dolgorukaya
Ludmila Kurepova - Sonia Dolgorukaya
Anna Gorshkova - Pauline Penkova
Marina Kazankova - Olga Kalinovskaya / Bolotov Yelena
Ekaterina Klimova - Natalia Repnin
Olga Semina - Tatiana Verevkina
Alexey Osipov - Nikita Khvorostov number 1
Ilya Sokolovsky - Nikita Khvorostov number 2
Victor Verzhbitsky - Emperor Nicholas I
Marina Alexandrova - Princess Marie of Hesse-Darmstadt
Alyona Bondarchuk - The Empress Alexandra Feodorovna
Roman Madyanov - Yuri Zamorenov
Theon Dolnikova - Gypsy Council
Alexander Dziuba - Gypsy Gray
Emmanuel Vitorgan - Prince Pyotr Mikhailovich Dolgoruky
Olga Barmenkova - Maid of honor Catherine Naryshkin
Larissa Shakhvorostova - Martha
Vladimir Cachan - Benkendorf
Anatoly Rudenko - Alexey Shubin

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Personajele feminine:

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sunt in ordine aleatore, :D

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si personajele masculine

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va urma.....

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ce am gasit atractiv legat de serial:

Poor Nastya [Бедная Настя(Bednaya Nastya)]

Episodes: 126

Year Released: 2003-2004

It is 1839 - a time when royalty and serfdom are commonplace in Imperial Russia. This drama tells the story aristocrats, royalty and serfs, who struggle through timeless emotions of love and jealousy, honor and greed, honesty and betrayal. The main plot revolves around a young and beautiful girl, Anna Platonovna, who is lovingly raised by her patron, Baron Korf, as his own daughter, much to the displeasure of his son Vladimir. The Baron dreams of seeing Anna on the stage of the Imperial Theater.

The High Society of St. Petersburg also sees undeniable talent in the young actress, and Prince Michael Repnin cannot help but fall in love at first sight with Anna. But few know Anna is actually - a serf. And even Anna herself doesn't suspect the ordeals her life is going to go through. Love, hatred, betrayal, murder - it all has something to do with the mysterious Nastya….

Cast:

Elena Korikova as Anna Platonovna
Daniel Strahov as Baron Vladimir Ivanovich Korf
Peter Krasilov as Prince Mikhail (Michael) Alexandrovich Repnin
Dmitriy Isavev as Crown Prince (Tsarevich) Alexander

Others:

Yekaterina Klimova as Princess Natalie Repnina
Olga Ostroumova as Princess Maria Alekseevna Dolgorukaya
Anton Makarsky as Prince Andrey Petrovich Dolgorukiy
Ludmila Kurepova as Princess Sonya Petrovna Dolgorukaya
Anna Tabanina as Princess Elisabeth Petrovna Dolgorukaya
Viktor Verzhbitsky as Emperor Nicholas I
Alyona Bondarcuk as Empress Alexandra
Dmitri Shevchenko as Karl Modestovich Schuller
Anna Gorshkova as Polina Penkova
Alexander Filippenko as Andrey Platonovich Zabaluyev
Albert Filozov as Baron Ivan Ivanovich Korf

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What is Serfdom? (iobag):

A serf (krepostnoy) was a term for an unfree peasant in the Russian Empire. While the origins of serfdom can be traced back to the 11th Century, history showed an increasing control over the serfs' rights and freedom as time went on. As a whole, serfdom came to Russia much later than in other European countries. Slavery remained a major institution in Russia until 1723, when Peter the Great converted the household slaves into house serfs. Russian agricultural slaves were formally converted into serfs earlier in 1679. Serfs were given to estates and flight was a criminal offense. Russian landowners eventually gained almost unlimited ownership over Russian serfs. The landowner could transfer the serf without land to another landowner while keeping the serf's personal property and family, however the landowner had no right to kill the serf. By the mid-19th century, the peasants composed a majority of the population, and according to the census of 1857 the number of private serfs was 23.1 million out of 62.5 million Russians. By comparison, the United States (U.S.) had approximately 4 million slaves by 1860, the British Empire had 776,000 slaves when it abolished slavery in 1834, and Brazil had a slave population of roughly 750,000 by the time slavery was abolished in 1888. Serfdom was abolished in the Russian Empire in 1861 under a major reform stimulated by Tsar Alexander II.

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Explanation for Russian Royal and Noble Titles

The Russian word for nobility is Dvoryanstvo, and a Russian noble is called a dvoryanin (M) or dvoryanka (F).

Russian Royal Titles English Rank Equivalents
Tsar or Imperator/Emperor
Tsarista or Imperatritsa/ Empress
Tsesarevich /Term for male heir apparent or the Crown Prince. In Russian, also informally called Naslednik, which literally means "the Heir."
Tsesarevna/Wife of Tsesarevich
Tsarevich / Son of Tsar who is not the heir. Also called Grand Prince or Velikiy Knyaz.
Tsarevna/ Daughter of Tsar, also called Grand Princess or Velikaya Knyaginya.

Russian Noble Titles English Rank Equivalents
Knyaz / Prince (not member of royal family)
Knyaginya / Princess (not of royal family)

Title of Knyaz is also equivalent to Duke/Duchess, but is a less commonly used translation.

Baron / Same rank as in English, except in Russia, the title of Baron was also given in exchange for service to the crown.

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Explanation of the Russian Naming System

Russian names are comprised of three parts: a given name, a patronymic, and a family name (surname). They are generally presented in that order, Ivan Ivanovich Korf, where "Ivan" is the first name, "Ivanovich" is a patronymic (his father's name is Ivan), and "Korf" is the family name.

Virtually every Russian name has a diminutive or informal/affectionate form (e.g. equivalent is William being called Billy), which can fluctuate depending on the closeness of the parties and the level of affection. The diminutive forms of some of the characters in Bednaya Nastya are as follows:

Alexander - Sasha (most common), Sashenka (very affectionate/almost motherly).
Vladimir - Volodya, Vova
Mikhail (Michael) - Misha
Andrey - Andryusha
Anastasia - Nastya
Anna - Anya, Anyechka (very affectionate)
Natalie - Natasha
Olga - Olya
Sofia - Sonya, Sonyachka
Tatyana - Tanya
Yelizaveta (Elizabeth) - Liza, Lizan'ka (very affectionate)
Varvara (Barbara) - Varya

The patronymic of a person is always based on the first name of the father and is written in all documents. If used, it must follow the first name (e.g. Elizabeth Petrovna; Vladimir Ivanovich). It is important to remember that the patronymic is not equivalent to an English middle name and follows different abbreviation conventions. A suffix (meaning either "son of" or "daughter of") is added to the father's given name-in modern times, males use -ович -ovich, while females use -овна -ovna. If the suffix is being appended to a name ending in "й" (y) or a soft consonant, the initial o becomes a ye (-евич -yevich and -евна -yevna). There are also a few exceptions to this pattern; for example, the son of Ilya is always Ilyich, not Ilyevich (likewise the daughter of Ilya is Ilinichna).

Although everyone in Russia is required to have three parts to their names, the full three-part name form is virtually never used in direct communication and it is generally reserved for documents and public speeches. In most circumstances, one or two parts of the name are usually omitted. Different combinations of names denote varying levels of respect. It is common to use a first name and patronymic (e.g., Andrey Platonovich) for people who aren't close to address each other, by younger people to address older people, even older relatives, as a form of respect. Diminutive first names without any patronymic are used by close friends or lovers, siblings, and parents to call their children.