Union of Salvation

Maksim Matveev as prince Sergey Trubetskoy, Colonel of the Guard, Duty Officer of the General Staff Ivan Yankovsky as Mikhail Bestuzhev-Ryumin, second lieutenant of the Poltava Infantry Regiment Anton Shagin as Kondraty Ryleev, poet, journalist Sergey Vlasov as Ivan Dibich, Adjutant General, Chief of General Staff Aleksandr Metelkin as Nikolay Panov, Lieutenant Life Guards Grenadier Regiment Efim Petrunin as Ivan Sukhinov, Lieutenant of the Chernigov Regiment Petar Zekavica as Fedor Schwartz, colonel, commander of the Semenov regiment Sergey Umanov as Evsey, Muravyev-Apostol's batman Sergey Goroshko Aleksandr Ustyugov Aleksandr Karpov Igor Petrenko as Baranov, grenadier of the Chernigov regiment, demoted major Vitaly Kishchenko as Emperor Alexander I Sergey Koltakov as Nikolay Mordvinov, senator Pavel Barshak as Veniamin Soloviev, Baron, Head Captain of the Chernigov Regiment Anton Feoktistov as Anastasiy Kuzmin, Lieutenant, Commander of the 5th Musketeer Company of the Chernigov Regiment Aleksandr Stroev as Petr Frederiks, Baron, Adjutant General, Actual Privy Councilor Aleksandr Ratnikov as Chistov, Major of the Chernigov Regiment Rostislav Bershauer as Lerner, gendarme Pavel Priluchnyy as Pavel Pestel, Colonel Commander of the Vyatka Regiment Sergey Peregudov as Artamon Muravyov, Colonel, Commander of the Akhtyr Hussars Ivan Kolesnikov as Nikolai Pavlovich, brother of Alexander I Sofya Ernst as Anna Belskaya Artyom Tkachenko as Amphelt, Colonel Kirill Kuznetsov as Mikhail Shchepillo, Lieutenant of the Chernigov Regiment Yura Borisov as Anton Arbuzov, lieutenant of the Guards crew Elena Lotova as Alexandra Feodorovna, Nikolay Pavlovich's wife Aleksey Guskov as Prince Alexey Shcherbatov, the military governor-general of Kiev Ingeborga Dapkūnaitė as Princess Belskaya, Anna's mother Aleksey Oding as Fedor Geismaer, Baron, Cavalry General Varvara Gusinskaya as Ryleev's wife Alexandr Prokopyev as nobleman Alexandr Domogarov as Count Mikhail Miloradovich, military governor-general of St. Petersburg Andrey Martynov as Ippolit Muravyov-Apostol, ensign of the quartermaster Klim Berdinsky as little Alexander, Nikolay Pavlovich's son Larisa Malevannaya as Ekaterina Nelidova, maid of honor Alexandra Fedorovna Alexey Potemkin as Karl Karlovich Merder, educator of little Alexander Mārtiņš Kalita as Glinka (Bashutsky), adjutant of Count Miloradovich Vladislav Reznik as Petr Golenishchev-Kutuzov, Alexander's adjutant Dmitry Palamarchuk as Vasily Mikulin, Colonel Yuriy Baturin as Alexander Chernyshev, General Anton Momot as Dmitry Schepin-Rostovsky, Captain of the Life Guards Moscow Regiment Maksim Blinov as Ilya Bakunin, ensign Vladimir Gartsunov Oleg Ots as adjutant Mukhanov Mikhail Eliseev as Alexey Yushnevsky, the quartermaster general of the 2nd army, state councilor Aleksandr Lazarev Jr. as Alexander Benkendorf, cavalry general Sergey Agafonov as Petr Kakhovsky, retired lieutenant Dmitry Lysenkov as Evgeny Obolensky, Prince, Lieutenant Life Guards of the Finnish Regiment Kirill Zaytsev as Mikhail Bestuzhev-Ryumin Marta Timofeeva as Varya, Ryleev's daughter Marina Konyashkina as Trubetskoy's wife Sergey Zharkov as Boychenko, private Semenov regiment Pavel Vorozhtsov as Arkady Mayboroda, Captain of the Vyatka Regiment Vladislav Vetrov as Gustav Gebel, Lieutenant Colonel Commander of the Chernigov Regiment Leonid Bichevin as Sergey Muravyov-Apostol, lieutenant colonel of the Chernigov regiment

Andrey Kravchuk Director Nikita Vysotsky Screenplay Anatoliy Maksimov Producer Leonid Vereshchagin Executive Producer Zhaidarbek Kunguzhinov Stunt Coordinator Sergey Agin Production Design Oleg Malovichko Writer Michael Schlicht Producer Dmitry Emelyanov Music Konstantin Ernst Producer