A peace-loving Cossack chooses to prove himself in battle when his village and childhood sweetheart label him a coward.A peace-loving Cossack chooses to prove himself in battle when his village and childhood sweetheart label him a coward.A peace-loving Cossack chooses to prove himself in battle when his village and childhood sweetheart label him a coward.
- Awards
- 2 wins total
Josephine Borio
- Stepka
- (uncredited)
Sidney Bracey
- Koozma
- (uncredited)
Lou Costello
- Extra
- (uncredited)
Helena Dime
- Minor Role
- (uncredited)
George Goforth
- Tavern Keeper
- (uncredited)
Joseph Marievsky
- Turkish Spy
- (uncredited)
Neil Neely
- Secondary Role
- (uncredited)
Russ Powell
- Cossack
- (uncredited)
Yorke Sherwood
- Uncle Eroshka
- (uncredited)
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The Cossacks are warriors and farmers living under the Tsars of Muscovy and fighting fiercely against the Turks. Lukashka (John Gilbert) is the peace-loving only son of a fearsome chief and has no interest in fighting. He pursues village beauty Maryana. Everybody calls him a woman-man. He is a big disappointment to his father. After getting ridiculed by the villagers and a fight with his father, he turns into a heroic warrior. While the men are away to war, Prince Olenin Stieshneff visits the village and sets his sight on Maryana.
I find this a little funny. I find this world fascinating. It is unlike the modern world. I don't like many of the choices by these characters, but I do understand them. The torture scene gets to be a bit too much. All in all, it's a good action adventure with thrills and romancing.
I find this a little funny. I find this world fascinating. It is unlike the modern world. I don't like many of the choices by these characters, but I do understand them. The torture scene gets to be a bit too much. All in all, it's a good action adventure with thrills and romancing.
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- Jun 2, 2024
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- TriviaComposer Robert Israel was commissioned by Turner Classic Movies to compose a new orchestral music score for their new High-Def broadcast edition, which aired on their network on June 1, 2014.
- GoofsIt's never explained how Lukashka and his men return home from the Sultan's palace after the road they took to get to the palace is destroyed.
The road wasn't destroyed but blocked. Though it would take time, the Cossacks would have been able to clear it. Also, there often are different routes between two places, especially on horseback. There is no requirement that a film explain every detail.
- Alternate versionsTurner Classic Movies broadcast this film in a new High-Def edition on June 1, 2014 with new orchestra score by Robert Israel.
- ConnectionsVersion of Kazakebi (1928)
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- The Cossacks
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- Runtime1 hour 32 minutes
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- 1.33 : 1
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