Katia, regina senza corona

Titolo originale: Katia

1959
1h 31min

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Romy Schneider and Curd Jürgens in Katia, regina senza corona (1959)

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaCzar Alexander II meets a schoolgirl called Katia. Realizing that he loves her, he attempts to push her away but to no avail. She becomes his mistress. With Katia's help, Alexander is workin... Leggi tuttoCzar Alexander II meets a schoolgirl called Katia. Realizing that he loves her, he attempts to push her away but to no avail. She becomes his mistress. With Katia's help, Alexander is working on a liberal constitution.Czar Alexander II meets a schoolgirl called Katia. Realizing that he loves her, he attempts to push her away but to no avail. She becomes his mistress. With Katia's help, Alexander is working on a liberal constitution.

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After L'amore di una grande regina (1954) and the Sissi-Trilogy this is the 5th time Romy Schneider is playing a real-life monarch as a romanticized version of it in the 1950s.

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Russian last names are usually declined, especially if they end with "iy" or "ov". They are changed to "aya" and "ova". During the entire movie the male version of the last names are used when addressing or announcing women. So was Katjas last name "Dolgorukova" instead of "Dolgoruki" as said in the movie.

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Referenced in American College (1983)

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A remake of Maurice Tourneur's eponymous movie of the late thirties,"Katia" is ,like its predecessor ,a harmless charming movie.Romy Schneider is gorgeous,Curd Jurgens ,a credible czar;the cast also includes earnest thespians Monique Mélinand as the unfortunate empress and Chabrol's future favorite Michel Bouquet as an anarchist.

French lefty critics were very hard on "katia" when it was released."The 1959 cinematographic season" slagged it off,calling it " a committed work" (but in the wrong sense of the term),which praised tsarism.Such opinions seem irrelevant today."Katia" is to Russia what "Sissi " was to Austria: a nice fairytale,probably not very historically accurate,but who cares?