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23 July 1971 (East Germany) morePlot:
An epic fresco depicting the reign (1593-1601) of Mihai Pätrascu (better known as "Mihai Viteazul" / "Michael the Brave")... more | add synopsisAwards:
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Can be interesting history for small people in the world? more (13 total)Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Amza Pellea | ... | Mihai Viteazul |
| Ion Besoiu | ... | Sigismund Báthory |
| Olga Tudorache | ... | Mama lui Mihai Viteazul |
| Irina Gardescu | ... | Contessina Rossana Viventini |
| György Kovács | ... | Andrei Báthory |
| Sergiu Nicolaescu | ... | Selim Pasa |
| Nicolae Secareanu | ... | Sinan Pasa |
| Ilarion Ciobanu | ... | Stroe Buzescu |
| Aurel Rogalschi | ... | Rudolf II |
| Ioana Bulca | ... | Doamna Stanca |
| Septimiu Sever | ... | Radu Buzescu |
| Florin Piersic | ... | Preda Buzescu |
| Klára Sebök | ... | Maria Cristina de Graz (as Maria Clara Sebok) |
| Mircea Albulescu | ... | Popa Stoica |
| Emmerich Schäffer | ... | Generalul Basta |
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Also Known As:
L'ultima crociata (Italy)Last Crusade
Michael the Brave
Michele il bravo (Italy)
Mihai Viteazul - Cälugäreni (Romania) (first part title)
Mihai Viteazul - Unirea (Romania) (second part title)
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Germany:107 min | Germany:96 min | Romania:203 min (original version)Language:
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The question in title is maybe a critical question when commenting on a historical movie. The director especially, sometimes wants to "tell" too much of his peoples history and the movie began too quickly. But I think this movie succeeded to mantain this frail equilibrium between historical information and artistic part.
Of course, comparing with Braveheart this movie isn't so realistic in images, has no such violence, but very real, battles, but it was filmed 27 years before and of course with some censorship involved. But it still is one of the great Romanian movies ever realised. The major critique, in my humble opinion, is a great king is a man too, and this aspect wasn't explored enough in this movie.
Maybe the myth was more important than the reality? But the performances were simply excellent and this critique can be minimised.