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5.974/10

Anna Karenina (1948)

NR | 2 Hours 19 Minutes

Drama, Romance

Stefan and Dolly Oblonsky have had a spat and Stefan has asked his sister, Anna Karenina, to come down to Moscow to help mend the rift. Anna's companion on the train from St. Petersburg is Countess Vronsky who is met at the Moscow station by her son. Col. Vronsky looks very dashing in his uniform and it's love at first sight when he looks at Anna and their eyes meet.

Director: Julien Duvivier

Writers: Guy Morgan, Jean Anouilh, Julien Duvivier

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The Cast

Vivien Leigh

Anna Karenina

Ralph Richardson

Alexei Karenin

Kieron Moore

Count Vronsky

Hugh Dempster

Stefan Oblonsky

Mary Kerridge

Dolly Oblonsky

Marie Lohr

Princess Scherbatsky

Frank Tickle

Prince Scherbatsky

Sally Ann Howes

Kitty Scherbatsky

Niall MacGinnis

Konstantin Levin

Michael Gough

Nicholai

Martita Hunt

Princess Betty Tversky

Heather Thatcher

Countess Lydia Ivanova

Helen Haye

Countess Vronsky

Mary Martlew

Princess Nathalia

Ruby Miller

Countess Meskov

Austin Trevor

Col. Vronsky

Ann South

Princess Sorokina

Gus Verney

Prince Makhotin

John Longden

Gen. Serpuhousky

Leslie Bradley

Korsunsky

Beckett Bould

Matvey

Judith Nelmes

Miss Hull

Valentina Murch

Annushka

Therese Giehse

Marietta

Michael Medwin

Kitty's Doctor

John Salew

Lawyer

Patrick Skipwith

Sergei

Gino Cervi

Enrico

Jeremy Spenser

Giuseppe

Maxine Audley

Margaret Boyd

Anna's Nurse

Madge Brindley

Lady Who Dreams About Birds

James Carney

Vronsky's Batman

Jack Faint

Vassili

Frederick Kelsey

Racetrack Spectator

Cyril Kent

Waiter

Fletcher Lightfoot

Servant

Barbara Murray

Catherine Paul

Matriona

Leslie Phillips

Dido Plumb

Reception Guest

Pat Purser

Theatre Audience Member

Philip Ray

Officer at Racetrack

Bernard Rebel

Prof. Leverrin

Philip Ridgeway

Onlooker

Leonard Sharp

Old Man

Reg Thomason

Pedestrian

Robert Brooks Turner

Door Porter

Geoffrey Wilmer

Man on Train

Billy John