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Anna Karenina

The married Anna Karenina falls in love with Count Vronsky despite her husband's refusal to grant a divorce, and both must contend with the social repercussions.

Director

Clarence Brown

Year

Genre

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N/A

Production

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Awards

3 wins

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Anna Karenina

Count Vronsky

Sergei

Freddie Bartholomew

Kitty

Maureen O'Sullivan

Countess Vronsky

Alexei Alexandrovitch Karenin

Stiva

Dolly

Yashvin

Konstantin Demitrievitch Levin

Lili

Mme. Kartasoff

Matve

Harry Beresford

Governess

Tania

Cora Sue Collins

Princess Sorokina

Butler

Joseph R. Tozer

Tutor

Grisha

Vronsky's Valet

Cord

Anna's Maid

Husband - Third Couple

Stanley Andrews

Mahotin

Spectator in Opera Box

Party Guest

Attaché

Party Guest

Ruth Cherrington

Station Master

Wife - Third Couple

Claudia Coleman

Countess Lidia

Constance Collier

Officer at Banquet

Waiter

Woman

Lorinne Crawford

Sick Woman on Train

Butler

Carlos De Valdez

Wife - Second Couple

Party Guest

Adolph Faylauer

Husband - Second Couple

Barbara

Officer at Banquet

Colonel

Mahlon Hamilton

Officer at Banquet

Mr. Kartasoff

Keith Hitchcock

Butler

Wife - First Couple

Flirty Girl in Bar

Dancer

Officer at Banquet

Francis McDonald

Racetrack Spectator

Racetrack Spectator

Edmund Mortimer

Husband - First Couple

Doorman

Kitty's Suitor

Officer at Banquet

Wedgwood Nowell

Best Man at Wedding

Train Inspector

William Orlamond

Party Girl

Racetrack Spectator

Attaché

Georges Renavent

Announcer at Grand Ball

Fat Woman

Major-domo

Man at Train Station

Officer at Banquet

Officer at Banquet

Child

Colonel at Banquet

Princess Lvov

Opera Spectator

William Worthington

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Anna Karenina Stiva Dolly Kitty Yashvin Colonel

It's like old times to have you
visit us once again, Vronsky. - Anna Karenina

It's like old times to have you visit us once again, Vr...

These hors d'oeuvres
are making me hungry. - Anna Karenina

These hors d'oeuvres are making me hungry.

One! - Anna Karenina

Right face. - Anna Karenina

Stiva! - Anna Karenina

You, my dear,
have the divine gift of silence. - Anna Karenina

You, my dear, have the divine gift of silence.

Oh, Stiva. - Anna Karenina

I suggest that you change into more repentant gowns - Anna Karenina

I suggest that you change into more repentant gowns

You know Dolly men like Stiva aren't really conscious of deception at all - Anna Karenina

You know Dolly men like Stiva aren't really conscious...

But you expect a great deal of this particular ball don't you Kitty - Anna Karenina

But you expect a great deal of this particular ball...

One swims in a mysterious blue haze - Anna Karenina

One swims in a mysterious blue haze

An excellent statement of my position - Anna Karenina

An excellent statement of my position

Won't you dance - Anna Karenina

Won't you dance

You're very charming - Anna Karenina

You're very charming

Kitty will you marry me - Anna Karenina

Kitty will you marry me

Won't you relent Won't you dance the mazurka with me - Anna Karenina

Won't you relent Won't you dance the mazurka with...

Kitty will you dance the mazurka with me - Anna Karenina

Kitty will you dance the mazurka with me

Kitty, will you dance
the mazurka with me? - Anna Karenina

Kitty, will you dance the mazurka with me?

I knew it at the railroad station.
Nothing else has mattered since. - Anna Karenina

I knew it at the railroad station. Nothing else has mattered...

-It's better than being a spectator, isn't it?
-For the moment, yes. - Anna Karenina

-It's better than being a spectator, isn't it? -Fo...

Do you hate me? You ought to hate me. - Anna Karenina

Do you hate me? You ought to hate me.

Our meetings are so brief - Anna Karenina

Our meetings are so brief

Our meetings are so brief,
the dance also. - Anna Karenina

Our meetings are so brief, the dance also.

My heart kneels to you. - Anna Karenina

My heart kneels to you.

I wish this dance would end - Anna Karenina

I wish this dance would end

-I'm afraid I shan't stay for supper after all.
-But you promised. - Anna Karenina

-I'm afraid I shan't stay for supper after all. -B...

Conductor, it's very cold. - Anna Karenina

Conductor, it's very cold.

May I help you at all? - Anna Karenina

May I help you at all?

I didn't know you were going back to St - Anna Karenina

I didn't know you were going back to St

I love your frown when you concentrate - Anna Karenina

I love your frown when you concentrate

Do you get a sense we're being watched - Anna Karenina

Do you get a sense we're being watched

Anna you're all my life to me You know that - Anna Karenina

Anna you're all my life to me You know that

I feel so guilty - Anna Karenina

I feel so guilty

Anna, dearest. - Anna Karenina

I'm thinking of what you told me this afternoon - Anna Karenina

I'm thinking of what you told me this afternoon

The dragons are dancing on the wall. - Anna Karenina

The dragons are dancing on the wall.

Too late. - Anna Karenina

I've been up all night - Anna Karenina

I've been up all night

Nothing like it - Anna Karenina

Nothing like it

Nothing like it. - Anna Karenina

Nothing like it.

Well I'm not going to beat around the bush - Anna Karenina

Well I'm not going to beat around the bush

You can tell the general for me... - Anna Karenina

You can tell the general for me...

-Madam Karenina in?
-Yes, sir. Madam is in the garden. - Anna Karenina

-Madam Karenina in? -Yes, sir. Madam is in the garden.

Are you backing Vronsky, Karenin? - Anna Karenina

Are you backing Vronsky, Karenin?

Anna, if you want to go home,
I'll take you. - Anna Karenina

Anna, if you want to go home, I'll take you.

I have known that in uniting my life to yours - Anna Karenina

I have known that in uniting my life to yours

You will remain here as my wife - Anna Karenina

You will remain here as my wife

And I You will remain here as my wife - Anna Karenina

And I You will remain here as my wife

You say this knowing this I cannot do - Anna Karenina

You say this knowing this I cannot do

As a matter of fact - Anna Karenina

As a matter of fact

Yashvin, if you'll excuse me,
something unexpected-- - Anna Karenina

Yashvin, if you'll excuse me, something unexpected--

Anna. - Anna Karenina

I've been sitting in that house watched - Anna Karenina

I've been sitting in that house watched

I was beginning to think
you meant to run away. - Anna Karenina

I was beginning to think you meant to run away.

Shall we go out in a gondola on the Grand Canal - Anna Karenina

Shall we go out in a gondola on the Grand Canal

Shall we go out in a gondola
on the Grand Canal... - Anna Karenina

Shall we go out in a gondola on the Grand Canal...

Shall we explore all the little canals... - Anna Karenina

Shall we explore all the little canals...

Because I'm so happy - Anna Karenina

Because I'm so happy

And the breath of Russia is sweet - Anna Karenina

And the breath of Russia is sweet

You're trembling - Anna Karenina

You're trembling

Mother! - Anna Karenina

Excuse me, madam. - Anna Karenina

Excuse me, madam.

You're conjuring up phantoms - Anna Karenina

You're conjuring up phantoms

-It's shocking.
-Why? It isn't a secret. - Anna Karenina

-It's shocking. -Why? It isn't a secret.

Very ill advised - Anna Karenina

Very ill advised

You must have been naughty - Anna Karenina

You must have been naughty

I felt so alone - Anna Karenina

I felt so alone

Whom do you want? - Anna Karenina

Whom do you want?

Men like Stiva aren't really conscious of deception at all - Anna Karenina

Men like Stiva aren't really conscious of deception at...

I told my son you were dead - Anna Karenina

I told my son you were dead

Is the Princess Sorokina staying at your mother's - Anna Karenina

Is the Princess Sorokina staying at your mother's

You should've married Kitty - Anna Karenina

You should've married Kitty

Please Anna be brave Don't - Anna Karenina

Please Anna be brave Don't

I want my comrades and my career - Anna Karenina

I want my comrades and my career

Alexei, I beg you... - Anna Karenina

Alexei, I beg you...

Go, then. - Anna Karenina

We can't part like this. - Anna Karenina

We can't part like this.

Oh, Dolly, I leave you now
to entertain our brilliant bird of passage. - Anna Karenina

Oh, Dolly, I leave you now to entertain our brilliant bird o...

Things will straighten themselves out - Anna Karenina

Things will straighten themselves out

Sometimes I think - Anna Karenina

Sometimes I think

Sometimes I think - Anna Karenina

Sometimes I think

It's sad to have one's son go to war. - Anna Karenina

It's sad to have one's son go to war.

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The married Anna Karenina falls in love with Count Vronsky despite her husband's refusal to grant a divorce, and both must contend with the social repercussions.

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Director: Clarence Brown

Writer: Lev Tolstoy, Clemence Dane, Salka Viertel

Production: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Genre: drama, romance

Year: 1935

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 7.0

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 01 Nov 1935

Awards: 3 wins

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