Pavla, the daughter of prince Bučakov, runs off with her tutor Dr Oginský and the couple wed in secret. They then go to Petrograd where Pavla meets Rasputin, a man who is greatly respected and trusted at the court of the tsar and tsarina. All the ladies from the highest social circles become his lover, only Pavla, whom he longs for the most, remains out of reach. Rasputin begins behaving very discourteously and, in society, he names all the women with whom he has had relations, mentioning them by name. The ladies want to take revenge and they ask Pavla to lure Rasputin into a trap. Pavla agrees to help them and Rasputin is finally murdered.
The film materials are believed lost.
mužik Grigorij Jefimovič Rasputin
kněžna Pavlovna Bučakova
kněžna Alexandra Bučakova, sestra Pavlovny
kníže Felix Felixovič Jusupov
kněžna Irina Alexandrovna Romanovová, Jusupova žena
domácí učitel Dr. Oginský, manžel Pavlovny
Milena Pawlowna B. /ž/
Rasputin
Rasputin
Rasputin
Rasputin / Das Liebesleben des sonderbaren Heiligen
film
featuretheatrical distribution
lost film
drama, historical
Czechoslovakia, Austria
1923
1923
premiere 25 April 1924 (kino Louvre /1 týden/, Praha)
feature film
74 min
2 100 meters
35mm
1:1,33
black & white
silent
Czech
without dialogue
without subtitles
Czech
Czech
