The Adventures of Prince Florisel 1979
Directed by Yevgeni Tatarsky, *The Adventures of Prince Florisel (1979)* blends adventure, comedy, and mystery into a whimsical tale of a bored Bavarian prince whose search for excitement leads him down a rabbit hole of intrigue.
Director: Yevgeni Tatarsky
Cast
Oleg Dal
Принц Флоризель
Donatas Banionis
Ник Николс, "Председатель"
Igor Dmitriev
Полковник Джеральдин
Lyubov Polishchuk
Жанетт
Boris Novikov
Генерал Венделер
Yelena Solovey
леди Венделер
Mikhail Pugovkin
садовник Рэберн
Elena Tsyplakova
Джоан, дочь Николса
Vladimir Shevelkov
Гарри Хартли
Yevgeni Kindinov
Саймон Роллз, богослов
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Adventures of Prince Florisel (1979) about?
This Soviet-era adventure follows a wealthy Bavarian prince who joins a secret society to cure his boredom, only to stumble upon a murderous scheme. His investigation spirals into a dangerous pursuit of a criminal mastermind, uncovering layers of deceit and danger along the way.
Who directed The Adventures of Prince Florisel?
The film was directed by Yevgeni Tatarsky, known for his work in blending comedic and dramatic elements in mid-century Soviet cinema.
Who stars in The Adventures of Prince Florisel?
The main cast includes Oleg Dal as Prince Florisel, Donatas Banionis as the villain, Igor Dmitriev as the club leader, Lyubov Polishchuk, and Boris Novikov in supporting roles.
Is The Adventures of Prince Florisel (1979) worth watching?
While it's a niche pick, *The Adventures of Prince Florisel* offers a unique mix of comedy and mystery that stands out in Soviet adventure cinema. Its eccentric plot and charismatic lead make it a curious watch for fans of offbeat, classic films, even if it hasn't aged into a universally beloved classic.
How long is The Adventures of Prince Florisel?
The film runs for 206 minutes, offering an epic—if occasionally meandering—journey through its dual-toned narrative.
About The Adventures of Prince Florisel (1979) — A Bavarian Prince's Wild Ride from Comedy to Conspiracy
Directed by Yevgeni Tatarsky, *The Adventures of Prince Florisel (1979)* blends adventure, comedy, and mystery into a whimsical tale of a bored Bavarian prince whose search for excitement leads him down a rabbit hole of intrigue. When the flamboyant nobleman joins the enigmatic Club of Suicide—only to uncover a sinister plot—his escapades transform from lighthearted mischief into a high-stakes chase against a mastermind criminal. With servants mysteriously perishing and the club's president vanishing into thin air, the prince's mission escalates into a second, darker act, where wit and daring collide against a backdrop of shadowy conspiracies.
Cast against the film's playful yet suspenseful tone are Oleg Dal as the dashing prince, Donatas Banionis as the cunning antagonist, and Igor Dmitriev as the suave yet treacherous club leader. The story's shifting gears—from farce to noir—keep viewers on their toes, while its satirical edge pokes fun at aristocratic excess and the absurd lengths people go to escape boredom. Tatarsky's direction infuses the film with a campy charm, making it a cult favorite for fans of genre-defying cinema that balances humor, danger, and a touch of the macabre.
