We Live Again (1934)
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Movie Info
Cast
as Prince Dmitri Nekhlyudov
as Katusha Maslova
as Prince Kortchagin
as Missy Kortchagin
as Gregory Simonson
as Aunt Maria
as Aunt Sophia
as Aunt Sophia
as Mrs. Kortchagin
as Matrona Pavlovna
as Simon Kartinkin
as Yaphemia Batchkova
as Colonel
as Tikhon
as Lt. Schonbock
as Kortchagin's Butler
as Theodosia
as Korbalova
as Judge
as Judge
as Redhead
as Aunt's Footman
as Aunt's Coachman
as Specialty Dancer
as Official
as Peasant
as Man in Church
as Deacon
as Jailer
as Official
as Shaved Prisoner
as Guard
as Guard in Courtyard
as Guard in Cell
as Gendarme
as Jury Foreman
as Bailiff
as Juror
as Warden
as Official
as Guard
as Warden's Assistant
as Jailer
as Prison Matron
Critic Reviews for We Live Again
All Critics (4) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (1)
We Live Again is a powerful, tragic, broodingly Russian picture.
The new film is a handsome and impressive tribute to its director, Rouben Mamoulian, who, apart from his predilection for nature scenes, showing young couples chasing each other through apple blossoms, really does some beautiful things in this picture.
This 19th-century costume drama was saved from its lapses by the grandiose direction of Rouben Mamoulian.
Only recommended for Fredric March completists (if such a person even exists).
Audience Reviews for We Live Again
Dull, pedestrian drama starring Goldwyn's folly Anna Sten. While she isn't bad she didn't possess the star impact that is essential to carry a film. Of course it doesn't help that the screenwriters try and compress a Tolstoy story into less than an hour and a half and fail. High production values but if never seems anything else but a setbound play and not a compelling one.
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