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'''''A Gentle Creature''''' (''Krotkaya'') is a Soviet 1960 screen adaptation of the same name story by Fyodor Dostoevsky, depicting the tragic fate of a young woman who has to get married an aged pawnbroker. | '''''A Gentle Creature''''' (''Krotkaya'') is a Soviet 1960 screen adaptation of the same name story by [[Fyodor Dostoevsky]], depicting the tragic fate of a young woman who has to get married an aged pawnbroker. | ||
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A Gentle Creature (Krotkaya) is a Soviet 1960 screen adaptation of the same name story by Fyodor Dostoevsky, depicting the tragic fate of a young woman who has to get married an aged pawnbroker.
The following weapons were used in the film A Gentle Creature (Krotkaya):
Merwin Hulbert Pocket Revolver
A Merwin Hulbert pocket revolver is seen in hands of the pawnbroker (Andrei Popov) and his wife (Iya Savvina). The revolver appears to be same prop that was used in another Lenfilm production, Priklucheniya Sherlocka Holmsa i doktora Vatsona (1980).
See Also
- Krotká, a Czechoslovak 1967 screen adaptation.
- Une femme douce, a French 1972 screen adaptation.