Eisenstein Filmography
This Filmography was based on the one found in James Goodwin, Eisenstein, Cinema, and History, 1993, University of Illinois Press, Urbana and Chicago, pp.237-41.
Strike [Stachka]; general release: April
28, 1925 Activist Ivan Klyukvin Member, strike committee Alexander Antonov Factory foreman Grigori Alexandrov Worker Mikhail Gomorov Police Spy Maxim Strauch Chief of Police I. Ivanov King of Thieves Boris Yurtsev Queen of Thieves Judith Glizer Battleship Potemkin [Bronenosets
'Potemkin']; general release: January 18, 1926 Vakulinchuk Alexander Antonov Chief Officer Gilyarovsky Grigori Alexandrov Petty Officer Alexander Levshin Captain Golikov Vladimir Barsky Sailor Mikhail Gomorov Sailor I. Bobrov Woman with the baby carriage on the Odessa
steps Beatrice Vitoldi Woman with the pince-nez on the Odessa steps N. Poltavtseva Odessa citizen Julia Eisenstein October [Oktaybr]; general release:March
14, 1928 Lenin Vasili Nikandrov Kerensky Nikolai Popov Minister Boris Livanov Minister Lyaschenko German soldier Eduard Tisse Old and New [Staroe i novoe]; general
release: October 7, 1929 Marfa Marfa Lapkina Her son M. Ivanin Secretary of the cooperative Vasili Buzenkov Peasant Mikhail Gomorov Tractor driver Kostya Vasiliev Priest G. Matvei The Kulak Chukhmarev Alexander Nevsky [Aleksandr Nevsky];
general release: December 1, 1938 Prince Alexander Nevsky Nikolai Cherkasov Vasili Buslai Nikolai Okhlopkov Gavrilo Oleksich Andrei Abrikosov Ignat, master armorer Dmitri Orlov Mother of Buslai Varvara Massalitinova Olga Vera Ivasheva Vasilisa Anna Danilova Governor of Pskov Vasili Novikov Domash Tverdislavich Nikolai Arsky Von Balk, Master of the Teuton Knights Vladimir Yershov Tverdilo, treasonous mayor of Pskov Sergei Blinnikov Ananias Ivan Lagutin Bishop Lev Fenin Monk in black robes Naum Rogozhin Ivan the Terrible [Ivan Grozny] Tsar Ivan IV Nikolai Cherkasov Anastasia, the tsarina Ludmila Tselikovskaya Malyuta Skuratov Mikhail Zharov Alexei Basmanov Ambrosi Buchma Fyodor Basmonov, his son Mikhail Kuznetsov
Euphrosyne Staritsky, the tsar's aunt Serafima Birman Vladimir Staritsky, her son Prince Andrei Kurbsky Boyar Fyodor Kolychev, later Metropolitan
Philip Andrei Abrikosov Metropolitan Pimen Alexander Mgebrov Peter Volynets, Pimen's Acolyte Vladimir Balachov Kaspar von Oldenbock, Livonian ambassador S. Timoshenko Nikola, a beggar simpleton Vsevolod Pudovkin The Archdeacon Maxim Mikhailov Ivan as a youth Eric Pyriev King Sigismund of Poland Pavel Massalsky A Polish gentlewoman Anna Golshansky
Produced by Goskino and Moscow Proletkult
Director: Sergei Eisenstein
Script: Grigori Alexandrov, Sergei Eisenstein, Ilya
Kravchunovsky, Valeri Pletnyov
Cinematography: Eduard Tisse
Camera Assistants: Vasili Khvavtov, Vladimir Popov
Art direction: Vasali Rakhals
Assistants to the director: Grigori Alexandrov, Ilya
Kravchunovsky, Alexander Levshin
Cast:
Produced by Goskino
Director: Sergei Eisenstein
Script: Nina Agadzhanova-Shutko and Sergei Eisenstein
Cinematography: Eduard Tisse
Camera Assistant: Vladimir Popov
Art Direction: Vasali Rakhals
Music: Edmund Miesel (for exhibition in Western Europe)
Assistants to the director: Grigori Alexandrov, Alexander
Antonov, Mikhail Gomorov, Alexander Levshin, Maxim
Strauch
Cast:
Produced by Sovkino
Direction and Script: Sergei Eisenstein and Grigori
Alexandrov
Cinematography: Eduard Tisse
Camera Assistants: Vladimir Nilsen, Vladimir Popov
Art Direction: Vasili Kovrigin
Music: Edmund Miesel (for exhibition in Western Europe)
Assistants to the director: Mikhail Gomorov, Maxim Strauch,
Ilya Trauberg
Cast:
Produced by Sovkino
Direction and Script: Sergei Eisenstein and Grigori
Alexandrov
Cinematography: Eduard Tisse
Camera Assistant: Vladimir Popov
Art Direction: Andrei Burov, Vasili Kovrigin, Vasili
Rakhals
Assistants to the director: Mikhail Gomorov, Maxim
Strauch
Cast:
Produced by Mosfilm
Director: Sergei Eisenstein
Script: Sergei Eisenstein and Pyotr Pavlenko
Cinematography: Eduard Tisse
Camera Assistants: A. Astafiev, N. Bolshakov, S. Uralov
Art direction and costumes: Konstantin Eliseyev, Iosif
Shpinel, Nikolai Soloviev
Music: Sergei Prokofiev
Assistants to the director: Boris Ivanov, Nikolai Maslov,
Dmitri Vasiliev
Cast:
Part 1, produced by Alma-Ata Studio; general release:
January 16, 1945
Part 2, produced by Mosfilm; general release: September 1,
1958
Direction and Script: Sergei Eisenstein
Cinematography: Eduard Tisse, Andrei Moskvin
Camera assistants: V. Dombrovsky, F. Soluyanov
Art direction and costumes: Iosif Shpinel, Leonida
Naumova
Music: Sergei Prokofiev
Assistants to the director: Boris Sveshnikov, Lev Indenbom,
Vera Kuznetsova, I. Bir, B. Bunayev
Cast:
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