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The Winner (1947)
77 min | Comedy, Musical, Romance

The Winner (1947)

77 min | Comedy, Musical, Romance

Nikita Krutikov is a beginner boxer. He is predicted to have a brilliant sports career, but he is in love and is ready to leave with his beloved home to Siberia. His coach is making a lot of efforts to bring Nikita back to the sport.

Director

Andrey Frolov

Writer

Aleksandr Filimonov (screenplay) (as A. Filimonov)

Composer

Vasiliy Solovev-Sedoy (as V. Solovyov-Sedoy)

Cinematographer

Fyodor Firsov (as F. Firsov)

Editor

Ye. Kamenskaya

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Updated Jan 23, 1947

Release date

Nov 29, 1947 (United States)

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27 cast members

Name	Known for
Vladimir Volodin Ivan Vasilevich Privalov (as V. Volodin) Ivan Vasilevich Privalov (as V. Volodin) See fewer	Cossacks of the Kuban (1950)
Anastasiya Zueva Privalova, his wife (as A. Zueva) Privalova, his wife (as A. Zueva) See fewer	Miners of the Don (1951)
Ivan Pereverzev Nikita Krutikov (as I. Pereverzev) Nikita Krutikov (as I. Pereverzev) See fewer	Taras Shevchenko (1951)
Nadezhda Cherednichenko Nina Grekova (as N. Cherednichenko) Nina Grekova (as N. Cherednichenko) See fewer	Kogda payut solovy (1957)
Sergei Blinnikov Porfiriy Mikhaylovich Koshelev (as S. Blinnikov) Porfiriy Mikhaylovich Koshelev (as S. Blinnikov) See fewer	The Inspector-General (1952)
Vladimir Gribkov Shishkin (as V. Gribkov) Shishkin (as V. Gribkov) See fewer	The Snow Queen (1957)
Anatoliy Stepanov Yuriy Rogov (as A. Stepanov) Yuriy Rogov (as A. Stepanov) See fewer	The Winner (1947)
Tatyana Govorkova Rogova, his mother (as T. Govorkova) Rogova, his mother (as T. Govorkova) See fewer	Vozdushnyy izvozchik (1943)
Afanasi Belov Afanasiy Lubyago, trainer (as A. Belov) Afanasiy Lubyago, trainer (as A. Belov) See fewer	Zakonnyy brak (1985)
Pavel Olenev Savelich, arena manager (as P. Olenev) Savelich, arena manager (as P. Olenev) See fewer	Tanya (1940)
Gavriil Belov The fan at the match (uncredited) The fan at the match (uncredited) See fewer	True Friends (1954)
Ivan Bobrov The fan at the match (uncredited) The fan at the match (uncredited) See fewer	Battleship Potemkin (1925)
Vasili Bokarev The fan at the match (uncredited) The fan at the match (uncredited) See fewer	Postoronnyaya zhenshchina (1929)
Vladislav Bush The Referee at the match (uncredited) The Referee at the match (uncredited) See fewer	The Sparkling World (1984)
Aleksandra Danilova The fan at the match (uncredited) The fan at the match (uncredited) See fewer	Alexander Nevsky (1938)
Aleksandra Denisova Nina's mother (uncredited) Nina's mother (uncredited) See fewer	Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears (1980)
Emmanuil Geller The Press photographer (uncredited) The Press photographer (uncredited) See fewer	Kidnapping, Caucasian Style (1967)
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Yevgeniy Kaluzhsky The fan at the match (uncredited) The fan at the match (uncredited) See fewer	1812 (1944)
Fyodor Kurikhin The Conductor on the train (uncredited) The Conductor on the train (uncredited) See fewer	The Country Bride (1938)
Viktor Proklov The fan at the match (uncredited) The fan at the match (uncredited) See fewer	Boksyory (1941)
Mikhail Pugovkin The Driver (uncredited) The Driver (uncredited) See fewer	Ivan Vasilyevich Changes His Profession (1973)
Pyotr Savin The fan at the match (uncredited) The fan at the match (uncredited) See fewer	War and Peace (1965)
Arkadi Tsinman The Commentator (uncredited) The Commentator (uncredited) See fewer	Spring (1947)
Vsevolod Tyagushev The fan at the match (uncredited) The fan at the match (uncredited) See fewer	Belated Flowers (1970)
Yan Yanakiyev The Sportsman (uncredited) The Sportsman (uncredited) See fewer	Posrednik (1990)
Galina Zhdanova Lubyago's friend (uncredited) Lubyago's friend (uncredited) See fewer	The Steamroller and the Violin (1961)