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Nicholas and Alexandra, 1971

Nicholas and Alexandra

English, French, German, Russian

UK

Rating:7.1
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Profile of Nicholas and Alexandra

Nicholas and Alexandra can be described as captivating, suspenseful, and tense. The plot revolves around childhood illness, a revolution, and a family in danger. The main genres are drama, independent, and period. In terms of style, Nicholas and Alexandra is epic. In approach, it is serious and realistic. The storytelling is slow paced. Nicholas and Alexandra is located in Russia. It takes place in the 1910s. It is drawn from a biography, originally a true story, and based on a book. Nicholas and Alexandra has received attention for being an Oscar winner.

Summary of Nicholas and Alexandra

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.

Details

Language: English, French, German, Russian
Country: UK
Release date: 13 December 1971
Runtime: 183 min
Awards: Academy Awards

Awards

Awarded Best Art Direction at the 1971 Academy Awards
Awarded Best Costume Design at the 1971 Academy Awards

Cast and Crew

Michael Jayston

as Tsar Nicholas II

Janet Suzman

as Empress Alexandra / Alix of Hesse Darmstadt

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Nicholas and Alexandra (1971)
Nicholas and Alexandra (1971)

Users Reviews

History presented as art. A very entertaining look at a very dark period of Russian History. What was Czar Nicholas Romanov thinking? was he thinking? The writing was on the wall for years and years that their form of Government was coming to an...
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