Dobrinya and the Dragon
Mar 16 2006
•1h 5m
•Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Fantasy
Dobrinya Nikitich goes on a quest to save the royal niece and finds out whether his old friend Zmey Gorinich is loyal to him. During the adventures, he is accompanied by the royal messenger who's in love with the royal niece.
Cast
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Yekaterina Gorokhovskaya
Zabava Putyatishna (voice)
Yuri Tarasov
Elisey (voice)
Valeri Solovyev
Dobrynya Nikitich (voice)
Sergey Makovetskiy
Prince of Kyiv (voice)
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