Book · 1841
Dubrovsky by Alexander Pushkin: every movie adaptation
Quick answer
Dubrovsky by Alexander Pushkin (1841) has been adapted into 2 movies: The Eagle (1925), Dubrovsky (1936).
About Dubrovsky
Dubrovsky is a book by Alexander Pushkin, first published in 1841 (original language: Russian). The first screen adaptation was The Eagle in 1925; the most recent released one is Dubrovsky (1936).
Unfinished novel by Alexander Pushkin.
Every adaptation of Dubrovsky
Dubrovsky
Movie · 1936 · Soviet Union · directed by Aleksandr Ivanovsky
1936 film by Aleksandr Ivanovsky.
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Common questions
Has Dubrovsky been made into a movie?
Yes. Dubrovsky by Alexander Pushkin (1841) has been adapted into 2 movies: The Eagle (1925), Dubrovsky (1936).
Who wrote Dubrovsky?
Dubrovsky was written by Alexander Pushkin and first published in 1841.
How many adaptations of Dubrovsky are there?
We list 2 screen adaptations: 2 movies.
Is a new Dubrovsky adaptation coming?
No new adaptation date is on record yet. The latest released adaptation is Dubrovsky (1936).
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