First Printer Ivan Fedorov

Cast

Nikolai Dorokhin

as Первопечатник Иван Фёдоров

Vsevolod Sanayev

as Петр Тимофеев, помощник Ивана Фёдорова

Pavel Shpringfeld

as царь Иван Грозный

Mikhail Derzhavin

as Малюта Скуратов

Aleksandr Khokhlov

as Князь Владимир Старицкий

Gavriil Belov

as боярин Бартенев

Vyacheslav Novikov

as монах Иона

Grigory Mikhaylov

as ученик Федорова, в титрах не указан

Ivan Ryzhov

as юродивый (нет в титрах)

Sergey Dneprov

as Митрополит Филипп

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