Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Pushkin has always been interested in political issues.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

In his youth, his views were quite radical, but due to the defeat of the Ypsilanti uprising in 1821, the revolutions in Piedmont and Naples in 1821, the revolution in Spain in 1823, he became disillusioned with revolutionary ideals [86].


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

While in exile in Mikhailovsky, after the suppression of the Decembrist uprising, Pushkin decided to enter into “loyal, contractual relations” with the government in order to escape from Mikhailovsky, to put an end to the past.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

According to Georgy Fedotov, having written the poem “Stanza”, Pushkin concluded a poetic agreement with Nicholas I, offering him the ideal of Peter I [86].


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

As Georgy Fedotov notes, Pushkin has always been a “singer of the empire”.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

He glorified the conquest of the Caucasus by the Russians, and during the Polish uprising of 1830-1831 he wrote poems imbued with imperial pathos “To the Slanderers of Russia” and “Borodino Anniversary”.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

According to G. Fedotov, “the beginning of truth too often in the poet's poems, as well as in the life of the state, retreats to the charm of triumphant power” [86].


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

G. Fedotov wrote [86]:


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Conservative, free-hateful Russia surrounded Pushkin in his last years; it created the political air in which he breathed, in which he sometimes suffocated.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Freedom-loving, but stateless Russia was born in the same thirties with Herzen's circle, with letters from Chaadaev.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

With a very small error, we can say that the Russian intelligentsia is born in the year of Pushkin's death.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

A freethinker, a rebel, a Decembrist, Pushkin cannot at any moment of his life be connected with this wonderful historical formation — the Russian intelligentsia.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

All its roots go back to the XVIII century, which ends with it.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Pushkin in culture


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Musical theater


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

December 16 — Ruslan and Lyudmila, or the Overthrow of Chernomor, the Evil Wizard, ballet by A. P. Glushkovsky to music by F. E.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Scholz, Theater on Mokhovaya, Moscow (Pushkin's name was not specified).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

January 15 — Prisoner of the Caucasus, or Shadow of the Bride, ballet by Sh.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Didlo to music by K. Kavos, Bolshoi Theatre, St. Petersburg [87].


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

April 23 — Finn, a magical comedy in verse in 3 parts with a prologue by A. A. Shakhovsky, based on the poem by A. S. Pushkin “Ruslan and Lyudmila”, in A. T. Saburova and A. M. Saburova, Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow [88].


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

December 11 — Black Shawl, or Punished Infidelity, one-act ballet to the combined music of various composers based on the poem by A. S. Pushkin “The Black Shawl” [87].


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Screenwriter, choreographer, author of a musical arrangement by A. P. Glushkovsky, artist I. Brown, conductor D. P. Karasev; performers: Muruz — N. A. Peshkov, Olympia — T. AND. Glushkovskaya, Aspaziya — F. Gullen-Sor, Zeida — E.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

AND. Lobanova, Vakhan — Zh. Richard [89], Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Ruslan and Lyudmila, opera by M. AND. Glinka.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Queen of Spades (French: La Dame de Pique), opera by F. Halevi.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Mermaid, opera by A. S. Dargomyzhsky.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Prisoner of the Caucasus, opera by Ts.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Kyui.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Goldfish, A. Saint-Leon to music by L. Minkus, Bolshoi Theatre, St. Petersburg [87].


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Stone Guest, opera by A. S. Dargomyzhsky.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Boris Godunov, opera by M. P. Mussorgsky.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Eugene Onegin, opera by P. AND. Tchaikovsky.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Mazepa, opera by P. AND. Tchaikovsky.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Queen of Spades, opera by P. AND. Tchaikovsky.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Aleko, opera by S. IN. Rachmaninov.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Dubrovsky, opera by E.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

F. Napravnik.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Mozart and Salieri, opera by N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Egyptian Nights, A. S. Arensky [87].


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Tale of Tsar Saltan, opera by N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Feast during the Plague, opera by Ts.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Kyui.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Miserly Knight, opera by S. IN. Rachmaninov.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Golden Cockerel, opera by N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov [90].


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Captain's Daughter, opera by Ts.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Kyui.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Mavra, a comic opera in one act by I. F. Stravinsky, libretto by B.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Kokhno based on the poem “House in Kolomna”.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Fountain of Bakhchisarai, ballet by B.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

IN. Asafiev staged by R. IN. Zakharova, Theater n.a.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Kirova, Leningrad.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Golden Cockerel, ballet by M. M. Fokin to music by N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov [87].


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— “Goldfish”, ballet by M. M. Mordkin to the music of N. N. Cherepnina, Mordkin Ball, New York.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Prisoner of the Caucasus, ballet by B.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

IN. Asafiev directed by L. M. Lavrovsky (Theater n.a. Kirov, Leningrad) and R. IN. Zakharova (Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— “The Tale of the Priest and His Worker Balda”, ballet by M. AND. Chulaki [87].


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Count Nulin, ballet by B.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

IN. Asafyeva.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Undertaker, ballet by B.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

IN. Asafyeva [87].


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Stone Guest, ballet by B.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

IN. Asafyeva.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— “Young Peasant Woman”, ballet by B.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

IN. Asafiev staged by R. IN. Zakharova, Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Bronze Horseman, R. M. Glier, directed by R. IN. Zakharova, Theater n.a.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Kirova, Leningrad.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Heroes, ballet to music by A. K. Lyadova [87].


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Goldfish, ballet by M. Logar.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Miserly Baron, opera by Y.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Napoli.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Feast during the Plague, opera by A. A. Nikolaeva.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Count Nulin, opera by A. A. Nikolaeva.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Goldfish, satirical opera by D. Hristova.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Dubrovsky, opera by V. G. Kikts.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

1997 — Tsar Nikita and His Forty Daughters, chamber opera by A. IN. Tchaikovsky.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

In chamber music


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Many composers wrote music for Pushkin's poems:


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

A. A. Alexandrov: romances to Pushkin's poems.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

A. A. Alyabyev, author of romances to poems: “I Loved You”, “Alas, Why Does It Shine”, “Circassian Song”, “Winter Road”, etc.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

A. S. Dargomyzhsky: romances to Pushkin's poems.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

TS.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

A. Kyui: romances to Pushkin's poems.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

P. P. Podkovyrov: romances


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

G. IN. Sviridov, author of 6 romances to poems by A. Pushkin (1935); Musical illustrations for the film adaptation of the novel “Snowstorm” (1964), which includes a cycle of songs based on Pushkin's words; Oratorio “The Decembrists” to lyrics by A. S. Pushkin and Decembrist poets (1954—1955, not finished).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

AND. AND. Shvarts wrote two romances to verses by A. S. Pushkin for the film “The Stationmaster” (1972).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Film adaptations


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Boris Godunov (Russian Empire).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director I. Shuvalov (the film has not been preserved)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Mazepa (Russian Empire) Director Vasily Goncharov (based on the poem Poltava and the libretto of Pyotr Tchaikovsky's Mazepa)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

/— The Fountain of Bakhchisarai (Russian Empire).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Yakov Protozanov (film debut)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Mermaid (Russian Empire).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Vasily Goncharov


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Queen of Spades (Russian Empire) Director Pyotr Chardynin (based on the novel The Queen of Spades and libretto of Pyotr Tchaikovsky's opera The Queen of Spades)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Eugene Onegin (Russian Empire) Director Vasily Goncharov (based on the novel in verse Eugene Onegin and libretto of Pyotr Tchaikovsky's opera Eugene Onegin)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Young Peasant Woman (Russian Empire).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Pyotr Chardynin


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— A house in Kolomna (Russian Empire).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Pyotr Chardynin


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Robber Brothers (Russian Empire) Director Vasily Goncharov


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Tale of the Sleeping Princess and the Seven Heroes (Russian Empire).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Pyotr Chardynin


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Ruslan and Lyudmila (Russian Empire).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Vladislav Starkevich


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Symphony of Love and Death (Russian Empire) Directors Viktor Turzhansky, S. Yuryev (based on Mozart and Salieri)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Eugene Onegin sound (gramophone).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

In the role of Onegin A. M. Davydov


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Eugene Onegin sound (gramophone).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

In the role of Onegin M. AND. Ivantsev


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Queen of Spades (Russian Empire).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Yakov Protozanov


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Young Peasant Woman (Russian Empire) Directors Olga Preobrazhenskaya (film debut as a director), Vladimir Gardin


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— (Germany) Director


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Station Warden (Russia).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Alexander Ivanovsky


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Blizzard (Russia).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Nikolay Malikov


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Dubrovsky, chieftain of robbers/Dubrowsky, der Räuber Ataman (Germany).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Pyotr Chardynin


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Collegiate Registrar (USSR) (based on the novel “The Stationmaster”).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Directors Ivan Moskvin, Yuri Zhelyabuzhsky


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Eagle (USA) Director Clarence Brown (based on the novel “Dubrovsky)”


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Queen of Spades (Germany).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Alexander Razumny


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Captain's Daughter Another name: Guard Sergeant (USSR).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Yuri Tarich


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Tale of the Priest and His Worker Balda (animated, not finished) (USSR), director Mikhail Tsekhanovsky


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

—, director Vyacheslav Turzhansky (France, Czechoslovakia) (based on the novel “The Captain's Daughter”).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Dubrovsky (USSR) Director Alexander Ivanovsky


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Journey to Arzrum (USSR).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Directors Moisey Levin, Boris Medvedev


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— (France).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Fedor Otsep


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish (cartoon) (USSR).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Alexander Ptushko


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— “Nostalgia” /Nostalgie (France) Director Viktor Turzhansky (based on “The Stationmaster”)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Ruslan and Lyudmila (USSR).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Directors Ivan Nikitchenko, Viktor Nevezhin


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— (France).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

filmmaker


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— (Germany).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Gustav Uchicki (based on the novel “The Stationmaster”


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Tale of the Priest and His Worker Balda (cartoon) (USSR).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Panteleimon Sazonov


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— (Italy).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Renato Castellani


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Tale of Tsar Saltan (film) (USSR).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Directors Tatyana Basmanova, Valentina Brumberg, Zinaida Brumberg


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— (Finland).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director (based on the novel The Stationmaster)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Black Eagle/Aquila nera (Italy).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Ricardo Freda (based on the novel “Dubrovsky”)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The captain's daughter/La figlia del capitano (Italy).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Directed by Mario Camerini


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— (UK) Director


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Queen of Spades (TV) (UK).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

filmmaker


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— On the way to the abyss/Uçuruma dogru (Turkey).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Mikhail Tsekhanovsky


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Queen of Spades (TV) (USA) (The Chevrolet Tele-Theatre series)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Heroes (cartoon) (USSR).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Ivan Ivanov-Vano)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Aleko (film-opera) (USSR).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Directed by Grigory Roshal, Sergei Sidelev (the film is based on Sergei Rachmaninoff's opera Aleko, based on the poem by A. S. Pushkin's “Gypsies”.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Boris Godunov (USSR) (based on the drama Boris Godunov and the opera of the same name by Modest Mussorgsky.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Vera Stroeva


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— (Austria).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Directed by Joseph von Baki.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

(Based on the story “The Stationmaster”)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Tale of the Priest and His Worker Balda (cartoon).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Anatoly Karanovich


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Mozart and Salieri (TV) directed by Merab Jaliashvili


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Mozart and Salieri (USSR).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director N. Ignatova


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Eugene Onegin (USSR).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Roman Tikhomirov (The film is based on the novel of the same name in verse by A. S. Pushkin and P. AND. Tchaikovsky).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Queen of Spades /La dame de pique (TV) (France).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

filmmaker


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The captain's daughter (USSR).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Vladimir Kaplunovsky


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— (Italy, France, Yugoslavia).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Alberto Lattuada (based on The Captain's Daughter)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Queen of Spades (USSR).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Roman Tikhomirov (The film is based on the novel of the same name by Alexander Pushkin and an opera by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Theater for young people: Dubrovsky/Le Théâtre de la jeunesse: Doubrovsky (TV) (France).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

filmmaker


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— What's good in life/Pa' qué me sirve la vida (Mexico) (musical based on the novel “Dubrovsky”).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

filmmaker


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Dubrovsky (TV) (USSR).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

directed by Vitaly Golovin (the film is based on Eduard Napravnik's opera Dubrovsky, based on the novel of the same name by A. S. Pushkin)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Mozart and Salieri.


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Vladimir Gorikker (the film is based on Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's opera of the same name, based on the play by A. S. Pushkin)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Eugen Onegin (TV) (Germany).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director (based on Pyotr Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Blizzard (USSR).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Vladimir Basov


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Captain's Daughter/La figlia del capitano (mini-series) (Italy).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

filmmaker


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Postmaster/De postmeester (TV) (Netherlands).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Paul Powels (based on The Stationmaster)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

filmmaker


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— (TV) (Poland).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Jerzy Antchak


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Tale of Tsar Saltan (film) (USSR) Director Alexander Ptushko


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— Vystrel (USSR) Director Naum Trakhtenberg


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Stone Guest (film-opera) (USSR) Director Vladimir Gorikker (Based on the opera of the same name by A. A. Dargomyzhsky on the plot of A. S. Pushkin.)


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Tale of the Golden Cockerel (film) (USSR).


Question: When A. S. Pushkin?

Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Alexandra Snezhko-Blotskaya)


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— Young Peasant Woman (TV) (USSR) Director Dina Lukova


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Aleksandr Pushkin

— Mermaid (film-opera) (USSR).


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Directors G. Myachina, Vikenty Serkov (Opera by A.S. Dargomyzhsky based on the work of the same name by A.S. Pushkin)


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Aleksandr Pushkin

— Eugen Onegin (TV) (Germany) Director (based on Pyotr Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin)


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— Ruslan and Lyudmila (USSR).


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Director Alexander Ptushko


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Aleksandr Pushkin

— Station Warden (TV) (USSR).


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Director Sergey Solovyov


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Aleksandr Pushkin

— Pikovapya dama/Dama pikowa (TV) (Poland).


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Director Janusz Morgenstern


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- And the rain washes away all traces/und der Regen verwischt jede Spur (Germany), (France).


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Director (based on the novel “Snowstorm” by A. S. Pushkin)


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— The Tale of the Priest and His Worker Balda (cartoon) (USSR).


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Director Inessa Kovalevskaya


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— (Finland).


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Director (based on the novel “The Stationmaster”)


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— A tale about how Tsar Peter the Arapa married (USSR).


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Director Alexander Mitta (based on the novel “The Moor of Peter the Great”)


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Aleksandr Pushkin

— I'm flying to you with memories (cartoon) (USSR) Director Andrey Khrzhanovsky (Film based on drawings and manuscripts by A. S. Pushkin.)


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Aleksandr Pushkin

— Eugene Onegin/Jevgeni Onegin (TV) (Finland).


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Director (based on P. AND. Tchaikovsky)


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— Ball (TV) (USSR) Director Dina Lukova (Based on Alexander Pushkin's works “Roslavlev”, “The Tales of I.P. Belkin”, “We Spent an Evening at the Dacha...”, “Novel in Letters”, “The Duel”)


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— Little Tragedies (USSR) Director Mikhail Shveytser (TV series. A screen adaptation of Pushkin's works: “Scene from Faust”, “Egyptian Nights”, “Mozart and Salieri”, “The Miserly Knight”, “The Stone Guest”, “Feast during the Plague”, “Guests Gathered at the Dacha... “, “At the corner of a small square... “, “We spent the evening at the dacha...”)


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— Autumn bells (USSR).


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Director Vladimir Gorriker (Musical fantasy film based on Alexander Pushkin's fairy tale “The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Heroes”)


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— Boris Godounov/Boris Godounov (TV) (France).


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Director (the film is based on the opera of the same name by M. P. Mussorgsky)


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— Dunja/Dunja (Yugoslavia).


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Director Creso Sidik (based on Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin's novel The Stationmaster)


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— And I'm with you again (cartoon) (USSR).


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Director Andrey Khrzhanovsky (based on Pushkin's drawings, poems and letters.)


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— The Queen of Spades (TV) (Germany) (based on P. AND. Tchaikovsky)


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— The Queen of Spades (USSR) Director Igor Maslennikov


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— Autumn (USSR).


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Aleksandr Pushkin

Director Andrey Khrzhanovsky (based on Pushkin's drawings and texts)


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Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Queen of Spades (video) (USSR), (after P. AND. Tchaikovsky)


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Aleksandr Pushkin

— The Tale of Tsar Saltan (film) (USSR).


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Aleksandr Pushkin

Directors Ivan Ivanov-Vano, Lev Milchin


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— Eugene Onegin (USA) (after P. AND. Tchaikovsky).


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filmmaker


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— Boris Godunov (USSR, Poland, Czechoslovakia, GDR).


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Director Sergey Bondarchuk


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— Onegin (Canada) Director (ballet film to music by P. AND. Tchaikovsky)


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— The Legend of Salieri (film) (USSR).


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Director Vadim Kurchevsky


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— The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish/O rybári a rybce (cartoon) (TV), (Czechoslovakia).


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filmmaker


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— Boris Godunov (USSR).


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Director Boris Nebieridze.


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(based on the opera by P. AND. Tchaikovsky).


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— Boris Godunov (TV) (Great Britain, USSR).


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Directed by Derek Bailey (P. AND. Tchaikovsky)


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— Noble thief Vladimir Dubrovsky (mini-series) (USSR).


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Director Vyacheslav Nikiforov


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— Eugene Onegin (Germany, Czechoslovakia, France, Great Britain, Austria).


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Director Peter Weigl (after P. AND. Tchaikovsky).


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- These... three correct cards... (USSR).


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Director Aleksandr Orlov.


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Aleksandr Pushkin

(Based on Alexander Pushkin's novel The Queen of Spades).


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— Boris Godunov/Boris Godounov (France, Spain, Yugoslavia).


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Directed by Andrzej Zulawski (An opera film based on the second version of the opera, created by M. P. Mussorgsky in 1872).


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— Boris Godunov/Boris Godunov (TV) (UK).


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Directors Andrey Tarkovsky,.


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Conductor Valery Gergiev (video recording by the Mariinsky (Kirov) Theatre) (an opera film based on the second version of the opera, created by M. P. Mussorgsky in 1872).


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— The Queen of Spades (TV) (UK).


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Director Peter Maniura (opera film by P. AND. Tchaikovsky)


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— I'm bored, demon (Russia) Director Yuri borisov (based on the work of A. S. Pushkin “Scene from Faust”, as well as works by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Thomas Mann)


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— Evgeny Onegin/Evgeny Onyegin (TV) (UK).


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Director.


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(opera film by P. AND. Tchaikovsky)


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— Young Peasant Woman (Russia).


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Director Alexey Sakharov


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— Ruslan and Lyudmila (UK, Japan).


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Director Hans Hulscher (based on Mikhail Glinka's opera of the same name)


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— Mazepa (TV) (Germany).


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Director.


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The film is based on Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin's poem “Poltava”.


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— The Queen of Spades (TV) (USA) Director {untranslated 5| Brian Large||en|Brian Large}}.


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A screen adaptation of P. AND. Tchaikovsky


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— Russian rebellion (Russia).


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Director Alexander Proshkin The film is based on the novel by A. S. Pushkin “The Captain's Daughter”


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— — Onegin (UK, USA) Directed by Martha Fiennes


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— Eugene Onegin (TV) (France).


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Director (screen adaptation of P. AND. Tchaikovsky)


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— The Queen of Spades (TV) (Netherlands, Japan, France).


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Director {not translated 5| Brian Large||en|Brian Large}}.


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— About the Fisherman and the Fish (film) (Russia).


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Director Natalya Dobizha


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— Boris Godunov (USA) Director Javi Bove.


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— Boris Godunov


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— Dubrovsky


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Films-plays


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— Little Tragedies (TV) (USSR), directors Leonid Vivien, Antonin Dawson, Lyubov Fedotova (Based on dramas by A. Pushkin's “The Miserly Knight”, “The Stone Guest”, “Mozart and Salieri” staged by the Leningrad State Academic Drama Theater named after A. S. Pushkin.)


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— The Queen of Spades (TV) (USSR) Director Pyotr Fomenko


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— Boris Godunov (film, 1970) (TV) (USSR) (Scenes from the tragedy) Director Anatoly Efros


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— Little tragedies (TV) (USSR).


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Directed by Antonin Dawson, Leonid Pchelkin (performance by the Leningrad Pushkin Drama Theater) (The Miserly Knight, Mozart and Salieri and The Stone Guest).


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— The Stone Guest (TV) (USSR).


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Directed by Antonin Dawson, Leonid Pchelkin (performance by the Pushkin Leningrad Drama Theater)


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— A feast during the plague (TV) (USSR).


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Director Mark Zakharov (TV show by A. S. Pushkin on the occasion of the 175th anniversary of the poet's birth. From the works of recent years.)


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— The Captain's Daughter (TV) (USSR) Director Pavel Reznikov


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— Belkin's novels.


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Vystrel (TV) (USSR).


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Directors Pyotr Fomenko, Lidia Ishimbaeva


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— Blizzard (TV), (USSR) Director Pyotr Fomenko


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— The Queen of Spades (USSR).


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Directors Pyotr Fomenko, Alexey Burago


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— Belkin's novels: The Undertaker (TV) (USSR).


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Director Pyotr Fomenko


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1999 — Angelo


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In literature


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A. S. Pushkin has become a character in numerous works of art, some reflect his biography with more or less accuracy (for example, the novel “Pushkin” by Yu.Tynyanov), others do not set themselves biographical goals.


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M. YU.


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Lermontov responded to Pushkin's death with the poem “To the Death of the Poet”, and M. F. Akhundov — “An Eastern Poem on Pushkin's Death”.


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Marina Tsvetaeva's essay “My Pushkin” is devoted to personal perception of Pushkin's image and work.


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The image of Pushkin is presented in grotesque refraction in the works of Daniil Kharms.


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Numerous references to Pushkin's work are contained in works of postmodernism, in particular, in a number of poems by Joseph Brodsky and Timur Kibirov.


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Mikhail Bulgakov's play Alexander Pushkin is dedicated to the poet's tragic fate.


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In cinema


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A number of films have been created about Pushkin's life


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1910 — Pushkin's life and death


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1927 — Poet and Tsar


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1937 — The poet's youth


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1950 — Alexander Pushkin


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1981 — I'm with you again


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1986 — The Last Road


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1989 — Portraits: Time is crowned by the trail... (popular science film by Galina Ivanova)


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1991 — The Tree of Life (documentary by Sergei Erofeev)


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1999 — Pushkin Alive (5-episode documentary by L. Parfyonova)


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2002 — Alexander Pushkin


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2006 — Pushkin.


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The Last Duel


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2007 — 18-14


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2008 — A Dream on a July Night (documentary by Boris Konukhov)


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2009 — The Merry Name of Pushkin (documentary by Evgeny Potievsky)


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An original interpretation of the poet's drawings and texts was created by animator Andrei Khrzhanovsky, who shot a trilogy in collaboration with composer Alfred Schnittke:


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1977 - I'm flying to you with memories...


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1980 - And I'm with you again...


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1982 — Autumn


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In 2003, the animated film “Pinezhsky Pushkin” was shot based on the story of the same name by Boris Shergin.


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In the cinema, the image of the poet was embodied at different times by actors:


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Yevgeny Chervyakov (The Poet and Tsar, 1927)


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Valentin Litovsky (The Poet's Youth, 1937)


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Pyotr Aleinikov (Glinka, 1946)


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Alexander Palees (“Wake up Mukhin!” , 1967; “I Remember a Wonderful Moment” (in the TV magazine “Eralash”), 1976)


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Sergey Shakurov (The Heiress in a Straight Line, 1982)


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Boris Plotnikov (Lermontov, 1986)


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Yuri Verkun (Griboyedovsky Waltz, 1995)


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Evgeny Stychkin (Full Moon Day, 1998)


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Sergey Bezrukov (Pushkin. The Last Duel”, 2006)


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Stanislav Belozerov (18-14, 2007)


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Sergey Alimpiev (Death of Vazir-Mukhtar. Griboyedov's Love and Life”, 2010)


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Konstantin Kryukov (Save Pushkin, 2017)


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The image of Pushkin was also used in the television series Pushkin, which, however, does not directly show Alexander Sergeevich himself, but at the same time, a film about his life is shot based on the plot.


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On the screen, the image of two people who for various reasons get used to the role of Pushkin was played by Alexander Molochnikov.


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The memory of Pushkin


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Dozens of monuments to Pushkin have been erected in different cities of Russia and the world.


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Museums dedicated to the life and work of the poet are available in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Pushkinogorsky District, Novgorod, Torzhok, Kiev, Chisinau, Gurzuf [91], Odessa, Vilnius, Brodzyany (Slovakia) and others cities.


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The former city of Tsarskoye Selo and a number of other settlements are named after Pushkin.


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For more details, see the memory of Pushkin.


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Background information


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Addresses


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Saint Petersburg:


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1800 — tenement house — Solyanoy pereulok, 14


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— 10.1811 — Demut Hotel — 40 Moika River Embankment


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end 12.1816 — end 03.1817 — Klokachev's apartment house — Fontanka River Embankment, 185


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06.1817 — 05.1820 — Klokachev's apartment house — 185 Fontanka River Embankment


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24.05 — 27.06.1827 — Demut Hotel — 40 Moika River Embankment


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16.10.1827 — 20.10.1828 — Demut Hotel — 40 Moika River Embankment


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second half of January — 09.03.1829 — Demut Hotel — Moika River Embankment, 40


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— 10.1831 — Kitaeva's house — Tsarskoye Selo, Kolpinskaya Street, 2


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10.1831 — Bernikov's apartment house — Voznesensky prospect, 47


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10.1831 — 05.1832 — Briskorn House — 53 Galernaya Street


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autumn 1832 — 05.1833 — P. A. Zhadimirovsky — Bolshaya Morskaya Street, 26


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11.1833 — 08.1834 — Olivier's apartment house — Panteleymonovskaya street, 5


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08.1834 — summer 1836 — S. A. Batasheva — currently — Kutuzov Embankment, 32


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12.10.1836 — 29.01.1837 — A. N. Volkonskaya — Moika river embankment, 12


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On the Black River, at the place of the duel, there is a memorial sign.


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In 2008, an Orthodox church was consecrated near the place of the duel [92]


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Moika River Embankment, 12 — the last apartment of the poet — All-Russian Museum of A. S. Pushkin


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Odesa:


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1823—24 — st. Italian (since 1880 — Pushkinskaya), 13.


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The house, restored after the war, houses the Odessa Museum of A.S.


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Pushkin, there is a monument near the house, and a memorial plaque on the house.


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Moscow:


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— Elokhovskaya Street, 15 — baptized in the Church of the Epiphany in Yelokhovo.


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Baumanskaya (ex. German Street), 57 b — the place of birth of A. S. Pushkin, as it was believed before the revolution and where the memorial plaque originally hung [93].


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On the building of Moscow School No. 353 (Baumanskaya Street, 40), presumably standing on the site of the house in which A. S. Pushkin, in 1927 a memorial plaque was installed.


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In 1967, a bust of young Pushkin was installed near the school.


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The corner of Gospitalny Lane and Malaya Pochtova Street is Pushkin's possible birthplace, according to new data


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08.09.1826 (repeatedly in subsequent years) — V. L. Pushkin, Staraya Basmannaya Street, 36 (memorial plaque).


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12.10.1826 — D. IN. Venevitinov, Krivokolenny Pereulok, 4 (memorial plaque).


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14—31.08.1830 — P. A. Vyazemsky, Bolshoy Chernyshevsky Pereulok, 9 (memorial plaque).


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— B.


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Nikitskaya ul., 36.


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Church of the Ascension of the Lord in Watchmen, at Nikitsky Gate.


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The wedding place with N. Goncharova.


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early February — mid-May 1831 — “N. N. Khitrovo”.


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Now Pushkin Memorial Apartment on Arbat Street. Arbat, 53 (memorial plaque).


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1832 — Dolgorukov-Bobrinsky House, Malaya Dmitrovka, 1/7 (memorial plaque).


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03—20.05.1836 — P. IN. Nashchokin, Vorotnikovsky pereulok, 12 (memorial plaque).


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Moscow Oblast:


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The State Historical and Literary Museum-Reserve of A. S. Pushkin [94] in Odintsovo District (Bolshie Vyazemy — Zakharovo).


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Nizhny Novgorod Oblast:


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Pushkin Estate Museum in Bolshoy Boldin.


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Nizhny Novgorod.


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Pushkin Museum in the building of the former hotel of merchant industrialist D. G. Deulin, where the poet stayed on September 2-3, 1833 on his way to Orenburg for materials on the history of the Pugachev rebellion.


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Mikhailovskoye Museum-Reserve in Pushkinogorsky District.


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Adygea


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in Maykop, on Pushkin Street, there is a Pushkin house and a bust monument to Pushkin in front of it.


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Blagoy D. D. “Pushkin A. S.” (TSB — 1955)


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Blagoy D. D. Problems of constructing Pushkin's scientific biography


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“Pushkin A. S.” (TSB — 1940)


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M. A. S. Pushkin: A writer's biography.


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Nepomnyashchy V. S. “Pushkin A. S.” (TSB — 1975)


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Tomashevsky B.


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IN. “Pushkin A. S.” (Granat Institute Dictionary — 1929)


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N. Pushkin


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N. Pushkin and Kuchelbecker.


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Khrapchenko M. “Pushkin A. S.” (Literary Encyclopedia — 1935)


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Tsyavlovsky M. A. Chronological outline of the biography (PSS — 1931)


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A. A. Cherkashin L. A. Cherkashina.


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“The Millennial Tree of A. S. Pushkin” (Libereia, 1998).


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“Well-intentioned”


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“The Literary Museum for 1827”


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“Mnemosyne, a collection of works in verse and prose”


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Moskovsky Vestnik


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Nevsky Almanac


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Nevsky Spectator


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“Literature News”, or “Additions to the “Russian Disabled””


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“Domestic notes”


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“Snowdrop”


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Polar Star


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“Reviewer”


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“Russian Disabled Person, or Military Vedomosti”


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Northern Bee


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Northern Flowers


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“Enlightenment and benevolence competitor”


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“Son of the Fatherland”


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Duels


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1816 year.


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— Pushkin challenged Pavel Hannibal, his cousin, to a duel.


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Reason: Pavel beat off the young 17-year-old Pushkin's girl Loshakova at the ball.


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Result: The duel is canceled [95].


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1817 year.


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— Pushkin challenged Pyotr Kaverin, his friend, to a duel.


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Reason: playful poems composed by Kaverin.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1819 year.


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— Pushkin challenged the poet Kondraty Ryleev to a duel.


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Reason: Ryleev recounted a joke about Pushkin at a social salon.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1819 year.


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— Pushkin was challenged to a duel by his friend Wilhelm Kuchelbecker.


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The reason: playful poems about Kuchelbecker, namely the passage “Kuchelbecker and sickening”.


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The result: Wilhelm shot Alexander Sergeyevich, but he did not shoot Wilhelm.


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1819 year.


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— Pushkin challenged Modest Corfe, an employee from the Ministry of Justice, to a duel.


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The reason: Pushkin's servant molested Korfu's servant drunk and he beat him.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1819 year.


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- Pushkin challenged Major Denisevich to a duel.


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The reason: Pushkin behaved defiantly in the theater shouting at the artists and Denisevich reprimanded him.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1820 year.


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— Pushkin challenged Fedor Orlov and Alexey Alekseev to a duel.


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Reason: Orlov and Alekseev reprimanded Pushkin for trying to play billiards while drunk and interfering with others.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1821 year.


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— Pushkin challenged Deguilla, an officer of the French service, to a duel.


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Reason: a quarrel with unclear circumstances.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1822 year.


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- Pushkin was challenged to a duel by Lieutenant Colonel Semyon Starov.


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The reason: they did not share the restaurant orchestra at the casino, where both indulged in gambling.


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The result: we shot, but both missed.


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1822 year.


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— Pushkin challenged 65-year-old State Councilor Ivan Lanov to a duel.


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The reason: a quarrel during a festive dinner.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1822 year.


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— Pushkin challenged the Moldovan nobleman Todor Balsh, the owner of the house where he stayed in Moldova, to a duel.


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Reason: Pushkin did not politely answer a question from Balsh's wife, Maria.


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The result: we shot, but both missed.


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1822 year.


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— Pushkin challenges the Bessarabian landowner Scartle Prunkulo to a duel.


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Reason: He was as a second in the duel, where Pushkin was also a second and the guys did not agree on the rules of the duel.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1822 year.


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- Pushkin challenges Severin Pototsky to a duel.


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Reason: dinner table discussion about serfdom.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1822 year.


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- Pushkin was challenged to a duel by staff captain Rutkovsky.


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Reason: Pushkin believed that there is a hail weighing 3 pounds (and there are still hailstones of this weight, mine's note) and ridiculed the retired captain.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1822 year.


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— Pushkin was challenged to a duel by the Chisinau oligarch Inglesi.


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Reason: Sasha molested his wife, gypsy Lyudmila Shekor.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1832 year.


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- Pushkin was challenged to a duel by the ensign of the General Staff Alexander Zubov.


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Reason: Pushkin convicted Zubov of cheating while playing cards.


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Result: Zubov shot Pushkin (past) and Pushkin himself refused to shoot.


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1823 year.


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— Pushkin challenged the young writer Ivan Russo to a duel.


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The reason: Pushkin's personal hostility towards this person.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1826 year.


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Pushkin challenged Nikolai Turgenev, one of the leaders of the Welfare Union, a member of the Northern Society, to a duel.


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Reason: Turgenev scolded the poet's poems, in particular, his epigrams.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1827 year.


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— Pushkin was challenged to a duel by artillery officer Vladimir Solomirsky.


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The reason: a lady of an officer named Sofia, in whom Pushkin showed sexual interest.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1828 year.


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— Pushkin challenged Education Minister Alexander Golitsyn to a duel.


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Reason: Pushkin wrote a daring epigram against the minister and he interrogated him with passion for this.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1828 year.


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— Pushkin challenged Lagrenay, Secretary of the French Embassy in St. Petersburg, to a duel.


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Reason: An unknown girl at the ball.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1829 year.


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— Pushkin challenged an official of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Khvostov to a duel.


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Reason: Khvostov expressed his dissatisfaction with Pushkin's epigrams, in particular, the fact that Pushkin compares Khvostov with a pig.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1836 year.


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— Pushkin challenged Prince Nikolai Repin to a duel.


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The reason: dissatisfaction with Pushkin's poems about himself.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1836 year.


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— Pushkin challenged Semyon Khlyustin, an official of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to a duel.


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Reason: Khlyustin expressed his dissatisfaction with the poet's poems.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1836 year.


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— Pushkin challenged Vladimir Sollogub to a duel.


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The reason: Sologub's unpleasant statements about the poet's wife, Natalia.


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Result: the duel is canceled.


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1836 year.


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— Pushkin challenged French officer Georges Dantes to a duel.


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The reason: an anonymous letter claiming that Pushkin's wife was cheating on him with Dantes.


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Result: the duel was canceled due to the offer of a hand made by Dantes to Natalia Goncharova's sister Ekaterina.


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1837 year.


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— Dantes challenged Pushkin to a duel after the latter's letter.


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Result: In January 1837, Pushkin was mortally wounded and died 2 days later.


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On April 10, 2017, the series was renewed for a sixth season of 16 episodes, which was the last [26].


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Production


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Concept


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The creator of the series, Callie Howry, lived in Nashville from 1978 to 1982 and, according to her, whenever she saw movies or TV shows about the city, she did not feel that they conveyed real life in it [27].


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In her opinion, the city with one of the fastest growing labor markets according to Forbes is too often portrayed as rural Hollywood, inhabited by charlatans and alcoholic managers [27].


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Howry wanted to show Nashville as an “Incredibly beautiful cosmopolitan city” and show it to the world, as well as the population of the city [27].


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Nashville combines genres of family drama with a mixture of politics and country music [28].


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The main character in the series is middle-aged singer Rayna James, who has reached the top of the charts during her career and became a legend of country music at a time when her success begins to evaporate.


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Although fans are still haunting her, fewer and fewer people come to concerts, and meanwhile Rayna's record label believes she needs a concert tour with a young and sexy singer Juliet Barnes.


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Barnes, meanwhile, pursues his goal — to become the new Rayna James.


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Rayna is not happy that she has to share the stage with a mediocre little bitch and she wants to keep the situation under control.


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She wants to get hold of some songs written by talented composer Scarlett O'Connor with the aim of releasing another hit.


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At the same time, Rayna's father, a wealthy, powerful authority politician in Tennessee Lamar Wyatt, who once brought against her will to Teddy Conrad, a handsome and promising candidate for mayor of Nashville, is now living at the expense of his wife Rayna, participates in the election race [29].


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Some commentators often made comparisons between Nashville and Dallas, [27] describing the series as Dallas in Tennessee [30] [31].


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Many also noted the similarity of the main plot with the failed film “Power of Country” with Gwyneth Paltrow as an aging singer [31] [32].


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The main character of the series, Raina James, has been repeatedly compared to Reba McIntyre [33] [34] in terms of artistry and success, and Faith Hill at the time of her fall [35], and Juliet Barnes was called the evil version Taylor Swift [31] [36].


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The producers offered Ribe herself to make a cameo appearance in the series, but she is currently busy filming the sitcom Country in Malibu and said in an interview that she is not interested in playing herself [34].


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Faith Hill also said in an interview that she was not interested in acting in the series, but her husband, singer Tim McGraw, spoke favorably about the project, noting that it would be able to attract more attention public to Nashville and country music [35].


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Filming


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In early October 2011, ABC bought the script for a pilot episode written by Academy Award-winning Callie Howry and co-produced by Emmy winner RJ Cutler.


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This is the second attempt to launch a television series in Howry's career, who works mainly on the big screen, and in 2006 she also wrote the script for ABC pilot Hollis and Ray, who did not get the green light on further shooting [37].


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On January 27, 2012, the channel commissioned a pilot episode and was directed by RJ Cutler [1].


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The series is produced by Callie Howry together with ABC Studios and Lionsgate, and Connie Britton is one of the producers of the project [38].


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In the course of further production of the series, Jim Parriot, who had previously worked for ABC on Grey's Anatomy and Ugly Betty, joined the producers in May [39], and at the end of August it was announced that Dee Johnson took the post of showrunner of the project [40] [41].


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The series is filmed entirely in Nashville and all exteriors are filmed on the main streets of the city, especially on, and [42].


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Bluebird Music Cafe, a replica of the real establishment where much of the action takes place, was specially built eleven kilometers from a large shopping complex, and some of his real employees appeared as extras on the show [42].


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The budget for each episode is around four million dollars, and the production of a full season of twenty-two episodes is estimated at 88 million [42].


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A significant part of the money goes to the city [42].


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It was planned that the second season would be divided into two parts, the first twelve episodes would be shown until the new year, after which the series would go on break until February 26, 2014.


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Nashville, along with four other soap dramas of the channel (Scandal, Revenge, Once Upon a Time and Grey's Anatomy), is thus switching to a new broadcasting format in the 2013-14 TV season, from two blocks that are broadcast almost without interruptions [43].


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casting


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When conceiving the series, Callie Howry immediately wanted Connie Britton to play the main role in it.


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Howry watched the actress on her TV series Friday Night Lights and liked how she played the role of a simple southern woman [44].


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Casting for permanent roles in the pilot began in February.


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British actor Sam Palladio was the first to be confirmed for the role in the project on February 14 [45].


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Next Claire Bowen (February 17) [46], Jonathan Jackson (February 22) [47], Powers Booth (February 23) [48], Eric Close (March 5) [49] and Charles Esten (March 13) [50].


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On February 29, it was announced that Hayden Panettier had landed the role of Juliet Barnes [51] [52], and on March 6, Connie Britton signed for the lead role of Rayna James [53] [54] [55].


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In the early stages, Nashville led the rest of the channel's drivers as the most promising of them [56] [57], and on May 11, 2012, ABC officially commissioned filming for the first season [58].


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It is known that Britton's fee for each episode of the series is one hundred thousand dollars [59], and Panettier, meanwhile, receives seventy-five thousand [60].


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Marketing


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In an advertising campaign to promote the series, ABC focused on the rivalry between a young and ruthless rising star (Hayden Panettier) and the peak of her success, the queen of country music in performed by Connie Britton [27].


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The posters for the series depicted Britton sitting on a silver throne, with Panettier sitting under her feet [61].


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Exactly a week before its premiere on television, the pilot episode was available for viewing by anyone on Amazon, iTunes, Hulu and ABC [8].


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music


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Grammy and Oscar winner Ty Bone Burnat, who is the husband of Callie Howry, the creator of the series, was invited to replace the music producer and composer in December 2011.


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For several months, Burnat was actively engaged in vocal skills with Connie Britton, who previously studied music during her studies at drama school.


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According to the actress herself, in preparation for her role in the series, she listened to the music of singer Bonnie Ratt for hours and sought to combine southern rock genres with country music in the style of her heroine's performance [32].


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While working on the series, the producers decided to name its episodes after famous songs [64].


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Thus, the second episode was named after Hank Williams's classic song “I Can't Help It (If I'm Still in Love with You)” [64].


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In early October 2012, it was announced that ABC had signed a contract with Big Machine Records to release songs that were performed in episodes of the series.


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The label is primarily known for its lead star Taylor Swift [65].


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The first single will be the song “If I Didn't Know Better” performed by Claire Bowen and Sam Palladio, which sounds at the finale of the pilot episode, and “Telescope”, written by Hillary Lindsay and Carey Barlow, performed by Hayden Panettier, will be the first to be released on radio [65].


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At the same time, all songs will be available for viewing on YouTube and purchased on iTunes the day after the episodes premiere.


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According to the channel's idea to make different directions in the musical style of the characters, the heroine Panettier performs more pop songs, while Britton's music is aimed at the audience of Reba McIntyre [65].


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In addition to the original songs, the series will feature cover versions of classic hits [65].


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According to the label's producer, the release of the first album is scheduled either for early 2013 or will be postponed until May [65].


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As a result, the release of the first album, consisting of eleven songs, was announced for December 11 [16].


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This early release date was due to high sales of singles from the first five episodes, which sold more than half a million copies as of mid-November [16].


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Actors and characters


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The main composition


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The series features nine regular actors listed in the opening credits [29].


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Connie Britton stars the aging singer Reina James, often called the “Ruling Queen of the Country” [66], and Hayden Panettier plays the young and popular, but deprived of talent, Juliet Barnes [29].


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Powers Booth plays the role of Rayna's father, a powerful politician and one of the most influential businessmen in Tennessee, Lamar Wyatt [66].


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Charles Easten plays the role of Rayna's former lover, songwriter and guitarist Deacon Claiborne, and Eric Close plays her husband, Teddy Conrad, an unsuccessful politician and protégé Lamar, who is currently after loss of work stays at home and raises children, living on his wife's money [29] [66].


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Claire Bowen plays Scarlett O'Connor as a young and talented composer and waitress in a cafe; Jonathan Jackson plays Scarlett's musician and friend Avery Berkeley; and Sam Palladio plays Gunnar Scott, an aspiring and promising musician performing with Scarlett [29].


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Robert Wisdom plays the role of a friend of the family of Coleman Carlisle, another politician and candidate for mayor with whom Teddy has to compete [29] [66].


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In the second season, three actors were promoted to a regular contract cast.


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among them were Chris Carmack, who played aspiring singer Willie Lexington, who is a hidden homosexual since March 2013, as well as Lennon and Macy Stella, who play the roles of Rayna's daughters [67] [68].


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The Stella sisters became famous for posting their performances on YouTube, which is why they were included in the series, despite their lack of experience in acting [69].


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In the third, Will Chase and Oliver Hudson were promoted to the first team as Luke Wheeler and Jeff Fordham, respectively.


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Hudson left the first team after his third season with Eric Close, while Aubrey Peoples (playing Leila Grant), on the contrary, was promoted to the regular roster after two seasons in the periodic status [70].


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Secondary roster


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The series features several dozen supporting actors and characters.


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Among them are Judith Hoag as Tandy Hampton, daughter of Lamar and sister Raina, who acts as a referee between him and Raina [3]; Sylvia Jeffries as Jolene Barnes, Juliet's mother [71 ]; Burgess Jenkins as Randy Roberts, Rayna's longtime friend and music producer.


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Kimberly Williams-Paisley also appeared in several episodes, playing Peggy Samper, former mistress and colleague of Teddy Conrad.


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Composer J.


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D. Sauser played the role of legendary music producer Vanni White [73], and Wyclef Jean Dominic King, another major music producer [74].


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Ria Kilstedt played Marilyn Rhodes, director of the recording studio, and Tilkey Jones played the role of a young football player and friend of Juliet Sean Butler [75].


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The series also has a number of “background” characters that do not affect the plot in any way.


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These are Rayna's loyal manager Buck (David Alford), Juliet's manager Glenn Goodman (Ed Amatrudo), her assistant Emily (Courtney Hansen) and image maker Makena (Afton Williamson), Marilyn's assistant Haley ( Chloe Bennett) and Rayna's label owner is Marshall Evans (Todd Truoli).


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Reaction


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Critics reviews


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The pilot episode received favorable reviews from most leading television critics [76].


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First of all, most of them praised the acting of leading actress Connie Britton, as well as the script by Callie Howry [77].


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In his review, The Hollywood Reporter columnist Tim Goodman described the project as “An adult soap opera with an impeccable cast” [77].


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Goodman compared the project with Connie Britton's previous series, Friday Night Lights, noting their general similarity in terms of departing from the main idea of the series.


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While the sports concept of “Lights” appealed to a teenage audience, in practice the project quickly turned into a serious family drama, as well as Nashville, where country music is not driving a link in the plot [77].


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In general, the critic praised Britton's acting, the realistic manner of shooting the city, as well as the screenwriting makings for the development of storylines in subsequent episodes [77].


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Hank Stever of The Washington Post described the pilot with the phrase “Sounding Perfect” and especially praised Claire Bowen and Sam Palladio's performance of the final composition in the episode [78].


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Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly also positively assessed Callie Howry's screenwriting ideas and the performance of Britton and the cast, but expressed doubts about the need for a political line nomination of the main character's husband for the post of mayor of the city [79].


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Tucker even expressed the idea that “Nashville is the best drama ever made about the city”, but nevertheless felt that the future show would need some other innovations besides the musical component and politicians [79].


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Awards and nominations


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In June 2012, the series was one of five winners of the Critics' Choice Television Award in the category “Most Exciting and Anticipated Television Series” [7].


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YearAwardCategoryRecipientResult2012Television Critics' ChoiceThe Most Exciting and Anticipated Nashville TV Series Won Satellite [80] Best Series — Nashville Drama NominatedBest Actress in TV Series — DramaConnie BrittonNominatedBest Actress in a Television Series — DramaHayden Panettiernominated Best Supporting ActorPowers BootNominated2013People's Choice AwardsBest New Nashville TV Drama NominatedGolden Globe [81] Best Actress in a Television Series — DramaConnie BrittonNominatedBest Supporting Actress — Miniseries, TV Series or TV FilmHayden PanettierNominated Writers Guild of America Award [82] Best Screenplay for Nashville New Series Nominated [83] Best Editing in an Hour Advertising Television SeriesKate HendersonNominated Best Costume Design in Modern Television SeriesLesusi Airborne NominatedTeen Choice Awards [84] Best Nashville Drama Series NominatedBest Actress in a Drama SeriesHayden PanettierNominatedammy Best Actress in drama television seriesConnie BrittonNominatedBest Original Music and Lyrics by Sarah Buxton and Kate York for


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“Nothing in This World Will Ever Break My Heart Again” Nominatedtv.com AwardBest Primetime Soap Opera Nashville Nominated2014People's Choice AwardsBest Nashville Drama Series Nominated Golden Globe” [85] Best Supporting Actress - Miniseries, TV Series or TV FilmHayden PanettierNominatedCostume Designers Guild [86] Best Costume Design in Modern Television SeriesLesusi TroopedNominated


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TV ratings


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The pilot episode, which aired on October 10, 2012 at 10 pm after the sitcom Modern Family, attracted nine million viewers, allowing the series to win its temporary interval [87].


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In the key demographic category for advertisers, the rating was 2.8 [88].


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The following week, the series aired after the less successful sitcom Suburb and attracted 6.8 million viewers and 2.0 in the 18-49 category.


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Thus, the series lost almost thirty percent of the premiere episode [89].


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The ratings of subsequent episodes remained stable around 2.0-1.8 in the 18-49 category, and when counting show views on the DVR demo, the target remained above 3.0 [90] [91].


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The series, however, performed well in the 18-34 category and regularly won a time slot in this and narrower women's categories [92].


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In an article about the low ratings of the critically acclaimed show, columnist James Lakob of The Daily Beast magazine expressed the opinion that the late time interval was to blame [93].


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In recent years, each of the broadcast networks has faced a significant drop in ratings for ten-hour shows due to viewers switching to cable channels or simply going to bed [ 93].


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Episodes


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List of nashville episodes


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Notes


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Question: Who led the Northerners in the Battle of Antietam?

Joseph Hooker

Joseph Hooker (English: Joseph Hooker) (November 13, 1814 — October 31, 1879) was a major general in the Union Army (Northerners) during the American Civil War.


Question: Who led the Northerners in the Battle of Antietam?

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Commander of the First Corps of the Army of the Potomac, from January to June 1863 he was commander of the Army of the Potomac, and later until the end of the war he was again commander of the corps.


Question: Who led the Northerners in the Battle of Antietam?

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He participated in some of the most important battles of the Civil War, commander of the Potomac army at the Battle of Chancellorsville.


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Early years


Question: Who led the Northerners in the Battle of Antietam?

Joseph Hooker

Joseph Hooker was born in Hadley, Massachusetts, the son of a veteran officer of the Revolutionary War.


Question: Who led the Northerners in the Battle of Antietam?

Joseph Hooker

Hooker received his primary education at the Hopkins Academy, after which he entered the West Point Military Academy.


Question: Who led the Northerners in the Battle of Antietam?

Joseph Hooker

He graduated in 1837 as the 29th most successful out of 50 graduates and was assigned to the 1st Artillery Regiment with the rank of second lieutenant [1].


Question: Who led the Northerners in the Battle of Antietam?

Joseph Hooker

As an officer, Hooker participated in the Seminole War and the Mexican-American War, where he served mainly in staff positions under Zachary Taylor and Winfield Scott.


Question: Who led the Northerners in the Battle of Antietam?

Joseph Hooker

For his staff work, he received temporary promotions: captain after the Battle of Monterrey, major for the Battle of National Bridge and lieutenant colonel for Chapultepec.


Question: Who led the Northerners in the Battle of Antietam?

Joseph Hooker

From 1853 to 1859, he was not in service due to a quarrel with General Winfield Scott.


Question: Who led the Northerners in the Battle of Antietam?

Joseph Hooker

In 1859. Hooker joined the California police with the rank of colonel.


Question: Who led the Northerners in the Battle of Antietam?

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Civil war


Question: Who led the Northerners in the Battle of Antietam?

Joseph Hooker

Immediately after the outbreak of the war, Hooker wished to join the army of the Union (Northerners), but he was refused due to the ill-will of Commander Winfield Scott.


Question: Who led the Northerners in the Battle of Antietam?

Joseph Hooker

As a civilian, he was present on the battlefield of the first Battle of Bull Run, after which he wrote a letter to Lincoln condemning the army command and asking him to be recruited.


Question: Who led the Northerners in the Battle of Antietam?

Joseph Hooker

As a result, Hooker was recruited into the AIF with the rank of brigadier general.


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Hooker's Brigade in August 1861 consisted of four regiments


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2nd New Hampshire Infantry Regiment, Colonel Gilman Marston


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1st Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, Colonel Robert Cowdin