Today we’ll talk about the film “The Duma of Kovpak”. Actors and roles will be discussed later. This is a Soviet film trilogy. It is dedicated to S. A. Kovpak. The tape also tells of a partisan formation led by this man during the Great Patriotic War.
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First, we discuss the plot of the film "The Duma of Kovpak." Actors will be presented next. The first film is called Nabat. He tells about the origin, as well as the initial stage of World War II. It is shown how a partisan detachment of twelve people develops into a powerful military unit - the First Ukrainian Division, commanded by Kovpak and Commissioner Rudnev.
The second film is called Buran. He tells of a raid behind enemy lines, in 1941-1942. The battles during the crossing of Pripyat and the Dnieper, the operation near Sarny are described.
The third film tells about the raid of the partisan formation in the Carpathians in the summer of 1943.
Main participants
Sidor Artemievich and Commissioner Semyon Rudnev are the main characters in the film “The Duma of Kovpak”. Actors Konstantin Stepankov and Valentin Belokhvostik performed these roles. Nikolai Grinko embodied the image of Demyan Korotchenko.
Other heroes
Peter Vershigora and Fyodor Karpenko are two memorable characters in the film “The Duma of Kovpak”. Actors Yuri Sarantsev and Mikhail Golubovich performed these roles. Nikolai Shutko embodied the image of Petrovsky. Toladze and Velas also appear in the plot of the film “The Duma of Kovpak”. Actors Zurab Kapianidze and Vladimir Antonov performed these roles. Mikhail Kokshenov embodied the image of Pasha Ustyuzhanin. Actors of the film “Thought of Kovpak” Lydia Stilik and N. Merzlikin played Natalka and Vasily Nikolaev. Sylvia Sergeychikova performed the role of Galina Ocherit. Alexander Anurov played Vasily Gurin. Ivan Gavrilyuk played the role of Lenkin. Evgeny Zharikov played Plato Voronko. Yuri Demich played the role of Moshkin. Jacob Tripolsky appeared in the plot in the image of Stalin. Valentin Kulik played Ponomarenko. Gennady Frolov played the role of Saburov. The audience remembered Viktor Lazarev as Voroshilov. Nikolai Prokopovich embodied the image of Himmler. Natalia Gvozdikova played Tonya. Yuri Prokopovich appeared in the plot as Didlov. Natalia Markina played Anya Pirozhkova. Nina Ilyina was remembered by the audience as Olya. Arkady Troshchanovsky embodied the image of Borovoy. Gennady Nilov appeared in the plot as Bazym. Nikolai Pishvanov played Korenev. Andrei Podubinsky played the role of Boris Vakar. Viktor Chekmarev played Petrova. Stanislav Borodokin appeared in the picture as Voitenko. Victor Plotnikov played a partisan tractor driver, nicknamed the Bear. Anatoly Khostikoev played the role of Janos Shot. Alexander Lutsenko appeared in the story as Opanasenko. Vasily Simchich was remembered as Ivanochko. Irina Tereshchenko embodied the image of a dumb girl in a burned village. A. Movchan played Bespalov. Gennady Karnovich-Valois appeared in the plot as Vysotsky. Alexander Guy played Sanin. Yuri Satarov was remembered by the audience as Drozd. Alexander Parkhomenko played Savchenko. L. Serdyuk appeared in the picture as Gulyavy. V. Zaklunnaya played Domna Rudnev. Peter Lastivka played the role of Radik Rudnev. Genadiy Yudin appeared in the picture as a priest.