Three Sisters (1965)
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The Three Sisters is a literal transcription of the 1965 Actor's Theatre production of the Chekhov drama. Kim Stanley, Geraldine Page and Shelley Winters play the title characters, all members of a wealthy but unhappy 19th-century Russian family. Stuck in a forsaken garrison town by their… More The Three Sisters is a literal transcription of the 1965 Actor's Theatre production of the Chekhov drama. Kim Stanley, Geraldine Page and Shelley Winters play the title characters, all members of a wealthy but unhappy 19th-century Russian family. Stuck in a forsaken garrison town by their army-officer father, the sisters long to return to Moscow, a dream that, along with all their other dreams, is doomed to be unfulfilled. Featured in the cast are Kevin McCarthy and Sandy Dennis, the latter performer somewhat less mannered than usual. Originally lensed on videotape, The Three Sisters was transferred to 35 millimeter film for limited theatrical release. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Joan Kemp-Welch, Paul Bogart
- Written By
- Anton Chekhov
- Genres
- Drama
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Critic Reviews
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Brandon Judell, Entertainment Asylum
Chekhov's assurances that our current sufferings might become the foundation for a better society, if they are really meant as assurances, have never been better realized.
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Cast
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Geraldine Page
as Olga
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Kim Stanley
as Masha
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Shelley Winters
as Natalya
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Sandy Dennis
as Irina
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Kevin McCarthy
as Vershinin
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Luther Adler
as Chebutikin
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John Harkins
as Fedotik
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Gerald Hiken
as Andrei
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Robert Loggia
as Solyony
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Salem Ludwig
as Ferapont
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James Olson
as Baron Tuzenbach
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Albert Paulsen
as Kulygin
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D. Paulson
as Roday
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Tamara Daykarhanova
as Anfisa
- Jill Bennett
- Ann Bell
- Margaret Gordon
- Kenneth Griffith
