Nicholas and Alexandra - Cast

Cast

  • Michael Jayston (Tsar Nicholas II)
  • Janet Suzman (Empress Alexandra)
  • Roderic Noble (Tsarevich Alexei)
  • Ania Marson (Grand Duchess Olga)
  • Lynne Frederick (Grand Duchess Tatiana)
  • Candace Glendenning (Grand Duchess Maria)
  • Fiona Fullerton (Grand Duchess Anastasia)
  • Laurence Olivier (Count Witte)
  • Harry Andrews (Grand Duke Nicholas)
  • Irene Worth (Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna)
  • Tom Baker (Grigori Rasputin)
  • Jack Hawkins (Count Fredericks)
  • Timothy West (Dr. Botkin)
  • Jean-Claude Drouot (Mr. Gilliard)
  • John Hallam (Nagorny)
  • Guy Rolfe (Dr. Fedorov)
  • John Wood (Colonel Kobylinsky)
  • Eric Porter (Pyotr Stolypin)
  • Michael Redgrave (Sergey Sazonov)
  • Maurice Denham (Vladimir Kokovtsov)
  • Ralph Truman (Rodzianko)
  • Gordon Gostelow (Guchkov)
  • John McEnery (Alexander Kerensky)
  • Michael Bryant (Lenin)
  • Brian Cox (Trotsky)
  • James Hazeldine (Stalin)
  • Steven Berkoff (Pankratov)
  • Ian Holm (Commissar Yakovlev)
  • Alan Webb (Yurovsky)
  • Roy Dotrice (General Alexeiev)
  • Richard Warwick (Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich of Russia)
  • Alexander Knox (American Ambassador)
  • Curd Jürgens (German Consul)
  • Julian Glover (Georgy Gapon)

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