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Genre
  
Historic drama

Directed by
  
Sergei Snezhkin

First episode date
  
3 March 2012

Adapted from
  
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Written by
  
Country of origin
  
Russia

Final episode date
  
4 March 2012

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Created by
  
Marina DyashenkoSergei DyashenkoSergei SnezhkinBased on the works ofMikhail Bulgakov

Starring
  
Konstantin KhabenskyMikhail Porechenkov

Writers
  
Sergey Snezhkin, Maryna Dyachenko, Serhiy Dyachenko

Awards
  
Golden Eagle Award for Best Telefilm or Mini-Series

Similar
  
Brezhnev, Delo gastronoma No 1, Zhukov, The Fall of the Empire, Life and Fate

Russia monument erected by the descendants of the white guard


The White Guard is a Russian television series, based on the novel by Bulgakov, The White Guard.

Contents

Plot

The film tells the story of the heavy years of civil war in Russia, talking about the fate of the family Turbin caught in the cycle of unfortunate events. The basis for the film's plot is a novel by Mikhail Bulgakov: The White Guard.

The protagonist, Alex Turbin - military medic, who had seen and lived through a lot in three years of World War I. He is one of the thousands of officers who, after the revolution faced a difficult choice:

  • to continue the violent and ruthless war against the Bolsheviks
  • or try to re-organize the military does not, as an ordinary human life.
  • And the Turbin has to make a choice ...

    Cast

  • Konstantin Khabensky - Alexei Vasilievich Turbin, a military doctor.
  • Mikhail Porechenkov - Victor Myshlaevsky, Lieutenant of Artillery
  • Evgeny Dyatlov - Leonid Y. Shervinsky
  • Andrey Zibrov - Alexander Bronislavovich Studzinsky
  • Yanina Studilina - Anna
  • Sergei Brune - Lariosik
  • Nikolay Efremov - Nikolay Turbin
  • Kseniya Rappoport - Elena Thalberg
  • Sergei Garmash - Kozyr-Leshko, Colonel of Petlyura forces
  • Yuri Itskov - Vasilisa (Lisovich), a neighbor of Turbin family
  • Sergei Makovetsky
  • Fyodor Bondarchuk - Shpolyansky, Ensign Futurist
  • Alexei Serebryakov - Felix Nay-Tours, colonel of the Hussars
  • Maria Lugovaya - Irina Nay-Tours
  • Evgeny Stychkin - Second Lieutenant of Artillery Stepanov (Karas)
  • Sergei Shakurov - Hetman Skoropadsky
  • Sergei Barkovsky - father Alexander, priest
  • Alexander Ilyin - Director of High School
  • Maria Shukshina
  • Alisa Freindlich
  • Rowan Atikson
  • Kirill Zhandarov - Strashkevich, Ensign
  • Artur Smolyaninov - Adjutant Boyko
  • Ekaterina Vilkova - Julia Reiss
  • Evgeny Efremov - Wolf
  • Gosha Kutsenko
  • Semyon Lebina - son of Alexei Turbin
  • Vladimir Vdovichenkov - Pleshko, Captain
  • Yuri Stoyanov - Blokhin, Maj.-Gen.
  • Evgeniya Dobrovolskaya
  • Alexei Guskov - Malyshev, colonel, commander of mortar squadron
  • Ivan I. Krasko - Maxim
  • Arthur Vakha
  • Igor Vernick - Shchur
  • Sergey Trifonov - Bourgeois
  • Igor Chernevich - Vladimir R. Thalberg
  • Dennis Reyshahrit - cashier in the cinema theater
  • The Crew

  • Written by: Marina Dyachenko, Sergey Dyachenko, Sergey Snezhkin
  • Directed by: Sergei Snezhkin
  • Screenplay by Sergei Machilskiy
  • The film was shot in St. Petersburg and Vyborg (Leningrad Oblast) by help of Lenfilm studios.

    Reception

    The series has received unanimously negative comments from all sides, the alterations of Bulgakov's novel and the acting skills of the actors being particularly criticised

    The Ukrainian Culture Ministry decides not to issue distribution licenses for it as they "show contempt for the Ukrainian language, people and the state," and "some facts are distorted to benefit Russia."

    References

    The White Guard (TV series) Wikipedia