Alyona's Love(1934)
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Alyona's Love Synopsis
Lost film.
Alyona's Love (1934) is a comedy film directed by Boris Yurtsev, released on June 10, 1934. It stars Galina Sergeyeva, Karl Gurnyak, Lyubov Orlova and Vladimir Chuvelyov.
- Director:
- Boris Yurtsev
- Writers:
- Boris Yurtsev, Lev Larskiy
- Cinematographer:
- Aleksandr Brantman
- Production:
- Mezhrabpomfilm
- Status:
- Released
Alyona's Love Cast & Crew
Main cast
Galina Sergeyeva
as Alyona Dzyubina
Karl Gurnyak
as Getwood
Lyubov Orlova
as Ellen Getwood
Vladimir Chuvelyov
as Aleksandr Dzyubin
Vasiliy Kovrigin
as Lobov
Aleksandr Antonov
as Klyuev
Pavel Olenev
as Vanya
Ivan Tverdokhlib
as Koka
- Aleksandr Safroshin
Aleksandr Safroshin
as Drimba
Ivan Bobrov
as Worker
- E. Peterson
E. Peterson
as Lyuda
Ivan Bakulin
as Vasiliy Dzyubin
Key crew
Directed by Boris Yurtsev, written by Boris Yurtsev and Lev Larskiy.
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Alyona's Love – Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I watch Alyona's Love online?
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Who stars in Alyona's Love?
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The main cast of Alyona's Love (1934) includes Galina Sergeyeva, Karl Gurnyak, Lyubov Orlova, Vladimir Chuvelyov and Vasiliy Kovrigin. The film was directed by Boris Yurtsev. You can see the full cast and crew list, with character names, further up this page.
When was Alyona's Love released?
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Alyona's Love was released on June 10, 1934.