The Night They Killed Rasputin

Synopsis

The Night They Killed Rasputin follows the story of the infamous Russian mystic Rasputin and his relationship with the last Russian Tsar Nicholas II. Set against the backdrop of political turmoil and intrigue, the movie delves into the mysterious circumstances surrounding Rasputin's death. With conspiracy, betrayal, and historical drama at its core, the film explores the complex dynamics between power, faith, and manipulation in the royal court. As Rasputin's influence grows, tensions rise, leading to a climactic encounter that will forever alter the course of Russian history. A tale of ambition, deception, and the ultimate fall of a trusted advisor.

Cast

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  Edmund Purdom

  Rasputin

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  Gianna Maria Canale

  Czarina Alexandra

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  John Drew Barrymore

  Prince Felix Yousoupoff

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  Jany Clair

  Irina Yousoupoff

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  Ugo Sasso

  Czar

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  Nerio Bernardi

Reviews

The Night They Killed Rasputin has garnered mixed reviews from critics. While some praise the historical accuracy and intricate portrayal of Rasputin's character, others criticize the film for its slow pacing and lack of depth in certain plot points. Rotten Tomatoes rates the movie at 60%, highlighting the strong performances but noting the uneven storytelling. On IMDb, the audience score is 6.3/10, with viewers appreciating the cinematography but pointing out the uneven pacing. Metacritic gives it a moderate rating, suggesting that the film may appeal more to history buffs and fans of period dramas. Despite its flaws, the movie offers an intriguing glimpse into the enigmatic figure of Rasputin and the tumultuous era of Russian history.