Baltic Glory (Baltiyskaya slava): Difference between revisions
Baltic Glory (Baltiyskaya slava): Difference between revisions - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games
Baltic Glory (Baltiyskaya slava): Difference between revisions
One more Anarchist sailor carries a [[Webley RIC|British Constabulary]] revolver. It appears to be the same prop, used in several other Lenfilm productions, notably ''[[Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson (Sherlock Holms i doktor Vatson)#British Constabulary|Priklucheniya Sherlocka Holmsa i doktora Vatsona]]''.
One more Anarchist sailor carries a [[Webley RIC|British Constabulary]] revolver. It appears to be the same prop, used in several other Lenfilm productions, notably ''[[Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson (Sherlok Holms i doktor Vatson)#British Constabulary|Priklucheniya Sherlocka Holmsa i doktora Vatsona]]''.
[[File:Belgian British Constabulary.jpg|thumb|none|300px|Belgian "British Constabulary" revolver, c.1894 - .380]]
[[File:Belgian British Constabulary.jpg|thumb|none|300px|Belgian "British Constabulary" revolver, c.1894 - .380]]
[[File:Baltiyskaya slava-BC-2.jpg|thumb|none|500px|A good view of the revolver.]]
[[File:Baltiyskaya slava-BC-2.jpg|thumb|none|500px|A good view of the revolver.]]
Baltic Glory (Baltiyskaya slava) is a Soviet 1957 historical war movie directed by Yan Frid. During the revolutionary events of Summer-Autumn 1917 in Russia Fyodor Lyutov (Iosif Kutyansky), Minniy Starshina (Leading Torpedo Operator) of Baltic Fleet destroyer Grom, and the commander of said destroyer Aleksandr Borisovich Ordyntsev (Pavel Kadochnikov) have to make an uneasy choice. In October 1917 Grom participates in the Battle of Moon Sound against the overwhelming forces of Imperial German Navy. When the destroyer is heavily damaged, Lyutov prevents the capture of defenceless ship in cost of his life.
The following weapons were used in the film Baltic Glory (Baltiyskaya slava):
One more Anarchist sailor carries a revolver that appears to be a Smith & Wesson top break model. Smith & Wesson No.3 Russian Model is a possible but not necessary guess.
Commissar of Tsentrobalt (Central Committee of the Baltic Fleet) Timofey Ivanovich Vikharev (Leonid Kmit) carries a Mauser C96 pistol. Mauser pistols are also carried by two Anarchist sailors.
Cossacks carry Mosin Nagant carbines. They aren't seen close enough to identify the exact model, but out of time M38 seems to be a better guess than correct M07.
Many Anarchists carry stick hand grenades that look like RG-14s. But the grenades have bright white bodies, so they are possibly aluminum mockups, though not training dummy grenades, often used as a screen replacement of RG-14s, as these grenades have typical lever on grip, making them more lookalike with original RG-14s.
Scenes of naval battle are filmed on the gunboat Krasnoye Znamya (former Khrabryy) that was a real participant of the Battle of Moon Sound. Krasnoye Znamya stands for both destroyer Grom and for herself. During the filming, the ship was already decommissioned and partially dismantled.
During the naval battle Fyodor Lyutov operates a triple torpedo launcher that is 533mm 39-Ju model, issued to Soviet Navy only in 1936. Judging by the fact that the torpedo launcher is mounted not on the centerline (as it is on destroyers) but at the board, the ship on which the scene was filmed must be a cruiser, almost certainly Kirov.
