Sunday, July 12, 2026

SEE ENCHANTING FIRST IMAGES OF ANTON ROGACHEV IN MOVIE ADAPTATION OF FAMOUS RUSSIAN UNDERWATER FAIRY TALE SADKO

  FIRST SADKO IMAGES  
FROM NEW RUSSIAN FAIRY TALE MOVIE
Even if you have not read the story, which would be weird given that it is one of Russia's most famous fairy tales, you have probably seen the famous painting by Illya Repin of the beloved underwater tale, but now we also have the first images from the big screen movie adaptation of SADKO(Садко). The tale was previously turned into a classic movie back in 1953. The new film is set to hit theatres in March 2028. Ivan Oganesov is directing this marvelous sea adventure. The new version will have a musical tone to it as well. I will post a trailer as soon as we get one.
THE STORY OF THE FILM FOLOWS
 legendary gusli player Sadko, who, penniless but with his gusli slung over his shoulder, returns to Veliky Novgorod, the ever bustling seafaring and trade capital of Old Russia, after long wanderings. By chance, he meets Princess Lyubava and immediately falls in love. However, evil lady Glafira forces the girl to marry the wealthy tsar for a large ransom. To win his beloved's hand, Sadko makes a deal with the Sea King down in the Kingdom of the Sea. 
 WHO WILL BE IN THE CAST?
 Back in November I told you that young  Anton Rogachev was set as the lead next to Anna Peresild as the princess and Nikolai Valuev, who has been cast as a troll. Nikita Kologrivy and Elizaveta Ishchenko will play a battle sailor Buslai and a warrior Randgrid. The cast will also include Yuri Stoyanov, Roman Vasiliev, Kristina Babushkina, Alexey Dmitriev, Robert Zakharyan, Alina Babenko and other actors.
Sometime last night Hollywood Spy has had its
       20 MILLIONTH    
visitor and I wanted to thank you for reading us daily!

4 comments:

  1. Replies
    1. If I had just a penny for each of them we could be on Hawaii right now LOL

      Delete
  2. Congratulations! I don't know about this fairy tale, I guess I am just not interested in any fairy tale..

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. It is one of my faves! But I love all Russian fairy tales to be honest.

      Delete

GIVE SOME LOVE TO YOUR DEZZY :) DON'T FORGET THAT BLOGGER'S NEW COMMENT BOX OFTEN REQUIRES FOR YOU TO DISABLE PROTECTION ON YOUR BROWSER IN ORDER TO COMMENT.