Jolly Fellows

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Jolly Fellows is a 1934 Soviet musical comedy film, widely regarded as one of the first major Soviet sound comedies and a breakthrough role for actress Lyubov Orlova.

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instanceOf film
basedInGenreTradition Soviet musical comedy
blackAndWhite true
breakthroughRoleFor Lyubov Orlova NERFINISHED
cinematographyBy Vladimir Nilsen NERFINISHED
composer Isaak Dunayevsky NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
director Grigori Aleksandrov NERFINISHED
distributor Mosfilm NERFINISHED
editedBy Yeva Ladyzhenskaya NERFINISHED
featuresCharacterOccupation jazz band leader
shepherd
filmingLocation Moscow NERFINISHED
genre musical comedy
hasCastMember Andrei Tutyshkin NERFINISHED
Leonid Utyosov NERFINISHED
Lyubov Orlova NERFINISHED
Sergei Tsenin NERFINISHED
Yelena Tyapkina NERFINISHED
hasFilmSong Heart (Serdtse) NERFINISHED
Jolly Fellows march NERFINISHED
hasNarrativeElement mistaken identity
rise to musical success
hasTheme music and entertainment
social satire
influenced later Soviet musical films
notableFor being one of the first major Soviet sound comedies
originalLanguage Russian
originalTitle Весёлые ребята NERFINISHED
producer Grigori Aleksandrov NERFINISHED
productionCompany Mosfilm NERFINISHED
releaseDate 1934-12-25
releaseYear 1934
runtimeMinutes 96
setInPeriod contemporary 1930s Soviet Union
starring Andrei Tutyshkin NERFINISHED
Fyodor Kurikhin NERFINISHED
Leonid Utyosov NERFINISHED
Lyubov Orlova NERFINISHED
Marian Bering NERFINISHED
Sergei Tsenin NERFINISHED
Sergey Antimonov NERFINISHED
Yelena Tyapkina NERFINISHED
title Jolly Fellows NERFINISHED
writer Grigori Aleksandrov NERFINISHED
Nikolai Erdman NERFINISHED
Vladimir Mass NERFINISHED

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Lyubov Orlova notableWork Jolly Fellows
Grigori Aleksandrov notableWork Jolly Fellows