Smoktunovsky as Hamlet
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Smoktunovsky as Hamlet
“Hamlet“ 1964 ( I.Smoktunovsky)
“Гамлет“ 1964 (И.Смоктуновский)
Doing a bunch of sketches from film stills to practice just drawing. Here's my favorite Hamlet (Innokenty Smoktunovsky, 1964).
SMOKTUNOVSKY AS CHEKALINSKY IN MASLENNIKOV’S QUEEN OF SPADES
Innokenty Smoktunovsky (1925-1994), widely remembered as the greatest Soviet stage and screen actor of his time, brought his light sophistication to the role of the aristocratic Chekalinsky, a professional gambler who has brought his salon to St. Petersburg.
Smoktunovsky gained an international reputation with his interpretation of Boris Pasternak’s translation of Hamlet in Grigory Kozintsev’s ground-breaking 1964 film. In Maslennikov’s Queen of Spades Smoktunovsky shows his emotional range as Chekalinsky, seeming to go into a cold sweat while maintaining a wordly civility as he loses large sums to Germann on two successive nights. We feel his considerable relief - although with graceful noblesse oblige - when the luck changes on the third night.