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This film is not to be confused with the very popular Russian Song Moscow Nights
Moscow Nights (released as I Stand Condemned in the United States) is a 1935 British drama film directed by Anthony Asquith and starring Laurence Olivier, Penelope Dudley-Ward and Harry Baur. The screenplay concerns a wounded officer who falls in love with his nurse.
Original Release
11/06/1935
US Release
07/01/1936
Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Harry Baur | Peter Brioukow |
| Penelope Dudley-Ward | Natasha Kovrin / Natasha |
| Laurence Olivier | Capt. Ivan Ignatoff / Captain Ivan Ignatoff |
| Athene Seyler | Madame Anna Sabline / Madame Anna Sabine |
| Lilian Braithwaite | Countess |
| Morton Selten | Gen. Kovrin / General Kovrin |
| Sam Livesey | Fedor |
| Robert Cochran | Polonsky |
| Hay Petrie | Spy |
| Walter Hudd | The Doctor |
Directors
Writers
Anthony Asquith, Pierre Benoît, Erich Seipmann
Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Harry Baur | Peter Brioukow |
| Penelope Dudley-Ward | Natasha Kovrin / Natasha |
| Laurence Olivier | Capt. Ivan Ignatoff / Captain Ivan Ignatoff |
| Athene Seyler | Madame Anna Sabline / Madame Anna Sabine |
| Lilian Braithwaite | Countess |
| Morton Selten | Gen. Kovrin / General Kovrin |
| Sam Livesey | Fedor |
| Robert Cochran | Polonsky |
| Hay Petrie | Spy |
| Walter Hudd | The Doctor |
| Kate Cutler | Madame Kovrin |
| C.M. Hallard | President of Court Martial |
| Charles Carson | Officer of Defense |
| Edmund Willard | Officer of Prosecution |
| Morland Graham | Brioukow's Servant |
| Clarence Bigge | Minor role |
| John Harvey | Minor role |
| Anthony Quayle | Vanya - Soldier dictating Letter |
| William Webster | Second Servant |
| Tino Rossi | Le chanteur napolitain |
Producers
| Name | Role |
|---|
| Alexis Granowsky | Producer |
