It's a palace. Does it have a bath? Sure.
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Description: A beautiful Russian ballerina (Goldie Hawn) falls in love with an American news correspondent (Hal Holbrook). The K.G.B. is most displeased, and does everything it can to break them up.
Cast:
Oktyabrina: Goldie Hawn
Joe: Hal Holbrook
Kostya: Anthony Hopkins
Minister: Grégoire Aslan
Ignatievitch: Anton Dolin
Alexander: Bruno Wintzell
Leonid: Zoran Andric
Judge: Hanna Landy
Old Crone: Maria Sukolov
Passport Black Marketeer: Zitto Kazann
Helga Van Dam: Inger Stratton
Minister's Driver: Raymond O'Keefe
Kremlin Press Official: Richard Marner
Police Chief Valinikov: Michael Janisch
American Reporter: Harry Towb
Jogging Companion: Ted Grossman
Minister's Wife: Elisa Georgiadie
Cafe Waiter: Heinz Marecek
Shipyard Caretaker: Anatol Winogradoff
Red Army Soldier: George Feifer
Minor Role: Raven Grey Eagle
Written by: George Feifer, Allan Scott, Chris Bryant
Director: Robert Ellis Miller
Production: KMA, Universal Pictures, The Zanuck/Brown Company
Release date: 28 Feb 1975
Box Office: $478,730
Cast:
Oktyabrina: Goldie Hawn
Joe: Hal Holbrook
Kostya: Anthony Hopkins
Minister: Grégoire Aslan
Ignatievitch: Anton Dolin
Alexander: Bruno Wintzell
Leonid: Zoran Andric
Judge: Hanna Landy
Old Crone: Maria Sukolov
Passport Black Marketeer: Zitto Kazann
Helga Van Dam: Inger Stratton
Minister's Driver: Raymond O'Keefe
Kremlin Press Official: Richard Marner
Police Chief Valinikov: Michael Janisch
American Reporter: Harry Towb
Jogging Companion: Ted Grossman
Minister's Wife: Elisa Georgiadie
Cafe Waiter: Heinz Marecek
Shipyard Caretaker: Anatol Winogradoff
Red Army Soldier: George Feifer
Minor Role: Raven Grey Eagle
Written by: George Feifer, Allan Scott, Chris Bryant
Director: Robert Ellis Miller
Production: KMA, Universal Pictures, The Zanuck/Brown Company
Release date: 28 Feb 1975
Box Office: $478,730
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