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Nikolay Cherkasov and Mikhail Kuznetsov
IVAN THE TERRIBLE: PART II (1946) dir. Sergei Eisenstein
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I've made icons of Fyodor Basmanov and Ivan the Terrible from the movie Ivan the Terrible (1944) to use as matching pfps :3
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Mikhail Kuznetsov as Fyodor Basmanov moodboard
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So a few days ago I found this picture of a very cute kitty (it’s cute, isn’t it???) and I felt like it’s reminding me of someone…
So I thought…
And…
Yeah, right! I found him 😅
Collage of fragments of different films. Conrad Veidt as Ivan the Terrible in the "Das Wachsfigurenkabinett" (1924) directed by Paul Leni, and Mikhail Kuznetsov as Fyodor Basmanov, oprichnik, in the film "Ivan the Terrible" / "Иван Грозный" (1944) directed by Sergei Eisenstein. In my opinion, they look really cool together.
Sergei Eisenstein (with all the soviet passion) scolded German film expressionism, however, in "Ivan the Terrible" he tried to match the methods of directors of the Weimar era and even looked for an actor for the role of Basmanov, most likely on the young Conrad, who was the personification of expressionism in 1920.
Mikhail Kuznetsov as Fyodor Basmanov