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7 interesting facts about the movie "The Dawns Here Are Quiet".
October 24, 1945 was born the People's Artist of Russia Andrey Leonidovich Martynov. The popular actor has brought one of the first films with his participation - "The Dawns Here Are Quiet", in which the young actor starred.
On the birthday of the actor, we have collected some interesting facts about the fate of the film, which has become for Martynov not only debut, but the key to the film career.
Dedication
His immense popularity and the product of the film, later recognized one of the best films about the Great Patriotic War, is gaining rapidly. The book by Boris Vasilyev was published in 1969, it was soon put on the stage, and in 1971 for the new film took Stanislav Rostockiy who devoted his nurse, who saved him from death at the front.
Thoughts aloud
One of the main differences from the original films story of Boris Vasilyev are connected with the role of elders Fedota Evgrafovich Vaskova which takes Andrei Martynov. The fact that the remarks in the film he is much more than a literary work in which many of them were not articulate thoughts.
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Young foreman
In the film, especially the modern, common practice: the role of young people, and sometimes even children performing actors, whose age is much higher than the age of the character. Andrei Martynov is also a unique example. The role in the film "The Dawns Here Are Quiet", like many other members of the cast tape was his first big movie, and at the time of the shooting he was 26 years old. Petty Officer Fedot same, according to the product, at the material time was 32 years old.
Taught in school
In Soviet schools existed list of films recommended for viewing by students in the educational program. Ribbon "The Dawns Here Are Quiet" for a long time firmly occupy a place in this list. Nowadays, students are attached to a classic on its own initiative, but the programs of universities in the specialty "Journalism" this film does contain.
Cinema for billions
Film Stanislav Rostotsky enjoys great popularity in China - it is one of the most famous Soviet films in the country. The popularity of the film, even led to the creation of a remake in 2005, in honor of the 60th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese TV crew with the assistance of Russian experts removed the 19-episode TV series based on the novel by Boris Vasilyev. The roles in this version perform Russian actors, and the raw material of the writer, not without its participation, has been added.
Black and white past
To underscore the theme of the tragedy of World War II was used in the film original artistic solution: war was sealed in a particularly realistic way, and black and white, while the modernity and thought the girls filmed in color. This black-and-white film is not used - the whole film was printed on the color.
Best foreign language film
"The Dawns Here Are Quiet" in 1973 was nominated for the "Oscar" in the category "Best Foreign Language Film", becoming the fourth of nine films of the Soviet cinema, awarded this privilege. Interestingly, "following in the footsteps" the film adaptation of the book by Boris Vasilyev and Stanislav Rostotsky next film: in 1979 for the coveted statuette fought "White Bim Black Ear." The victory won in those ceremonies French films - "The Discreet Charm of the bourgeoisie" and "Prepare your handkerchiefs", respectively.
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On the birthday of the actor, we have collected some interesting facts about the fate of the film, which has become for Martynov not only debut, but the key to the film career.
Dedication
His immense popularity and the product of the film, later recognized one of the best films about the Great Patriotic War, is gaining rapidly. The book by Boris Vasilyev was published in 1969, it was soon put on the stage, and in 1971 for the new film took Stanislav Rostockiy who devoted his nurse, who saved him from death at the front.
Thoughts aloud
One of the main differences from the original films story of Boris Vasilyev are connected with the role of elders Fedota Evgrafovich Vaskova which takes Andrei Martynov. The fact that the remarks in the film he is much more than a literary work in which many of them were not articulate thoughts.
Continued under the cut ...
Young foreman
In the film, especially the modern, common practice: the role of young people, and sometimes even children performing actors, whose age is much higher than the age of the character. Andrei Martynov is also a unique example. The role in the film "The Dawns Here Are Quiet", like many other members of the cast tape was his first big movie, and at the time of the shooting he was 26 years old. Petty Officer Fedot same, according to the product, at the material time was 32 years old.
Taught in school
In Soviet schools existed list of films recommended for viewing by students in the educational program. Ribbon "The Dawns Here Are Quiet" for a long time firmly occupy a place in this list. Nowadays, students are attached to a classic on its own initiative, but the programs of universities in the specialty "Journalism" this film does contain.
Cinema for billions
Film Stanislav Rostotsky enjoys great popularity in China - it is one of the most famous Soviet films in the country. The popularity of the film, even led to the creation of a remake in 2005, in honor of the 60th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese TV crew with the assistance of Russian experts removed the 19-episode TV series based on the novel by Boris Vasilyev. The roles in this version perform Russian actors, and the raw material of the writer, not without its participation, has been added.
Black and white past
To underscore the theme of the tragedy of World War II was used in the film original artistic solution: war was sealed in a particularly realistic way, and black and white, while the modernity and thought the girls filmed in color. This black-and-white film is not used - the whole film was printed on the color.
Best foreign language film
"The Dawns Here Are Quiet" in 1973 was nominated for the "Oscar" in the category "Best Foreign Language Film", becoming the fourth of nine films of the Soviet cinema, awarded this privilege. Interestingly, "following in the footsteps" the film adaptation of the book by Boris Vasilyev and Stanislav Rostotsky next film: in 1979 for the coveted statuette fought "White Bim Black Ear." The victory won in those ceremonies French films - "The Discreet Charm of the bourgeoisie" and "Prepare your handkerchiefs", respectively.
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