Ten

September. 18,1971

Rating：

7.5

Genre：

Fantasy Drama Comedy

Keywords：

Woman Director Based On Play Or Musical Fairy Tale

Trailer Synopsis Cast

The good-natured scholar Christian-Theodore arrives in a small country where miracles occur. He falls in love with the beautiful Princess, whose marriage is a matter of national importance, because her husband will become the new king. But unlike many “suitors”, selfish thoughts are alien to Christian-Theodore. He is sincerely fascinated by her beauty and releases his Shadow, hoping to get a faithful helper in his quest to marry the Princess. But the Shadow is the embodiment of egoism, greed and meanness. Quickly betraying the scholar, he marries the Princess himself and takes the royal throne.

Oleg Dal as Scientist / his Shadow

Anastasiya Vertinskaya as Princess

Marina Neyolova as Annunziata

Lyudmila Gurchenko as Yuliya Julie

Vladimir Etush as Pietro

Andrey Mironov as Caesar Borgia

Sergei Filippov as First minister

Zinoviy Gerdt as Finance minister

Georgiy Vitsin as Doctor

Anatoli Abramov as Councilor

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