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Valentin Litovskiy
Aleksandr Pushkin
L. Mazin
Sergey Komovskiy
Anatoliy Muruzin
Ivan Puschin
Ivan Paramonov
Wilhelm Kuchelbecker

Cheslav Sushkevich
Aleksandr Goncharov
Oleg Lipkin
Anton Delvig

Vladimir Gardin
Gustav Meyer, lyceum's governor

Nina Shaternikova
Princess Ellen

Valentyna Ivashova
Natasha

Alexander Mgebrov
Gavrila Derzhavin

Alexandr Gromov
Foma

Valentin Yantsat
Aleksandr Kunitsyn, professor of Justice
Konstantin Gibshman
Nikolay Koshansky, professor of Russian literature

Emil Gal
David De Boudris

Vladimir Taskin
Frolov, lyceum's inspector
Ippolit Novsky-Semyonovsky
Count Razumovskiy
Georgiy Kranert
Emperor Alexander

Alexander Geirot
Engelgardt (uncredited)

Oleg Zhakov
(uncredited)

Sergei Karnovich-Valua
Arakcheyev (uncredited)

Ursula Krug
Princess Ellen's maid

Georgiy Teykh
(uncredited)
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