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Ben Kingsley
Dmitri Shostakovich
Sherry Baines
Nina Shostakovich
Magdalen Asquith
Galya Shostakovich
Mark Asquith
Maxim Shostakovich

Terence Rigby
Joseph Stalin

Ronald Pickup
Marshall Tukhachevsky

John Shrapnel
Andre Zhdanov
Robert Reynolds
Brutus

Vernon Dobtcheff
Gargolovsky

Brook Williams
H.G. Wells
Peter Woodthorpe
Alexander Glazunov

William Squire
Khatchaturyan

Dorota Kwiatkowska
Anna Akhmatova

Liza Goddard
English Humanist

Murray Melvin
Film Editor

Robert Urquhart
Journalist

Chris Barrie
Carnival Thin Man

Frank Carson
Carnival Fat Man

Ed Bishop
American Commentator
Collin Hurst
Stalin's Secretary
Joyce Grundy
Stalin's Mother
Mark Thrippleton
Young Stalin

Robert Stephens
Vsevolod Meyerhold

Murray Melvin
The Film Editor

Jane Cox
The Widow
Julian Stanley
Andre Gide
David Sharpe
Mandelstam
Rowen Parr
Galya (aged 39)
Bronco McLoughlin
Cossack
Christopher Bramwell
Vanya
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