Corrupt priest, uses deception to control the village, main antagonist.
Rogovold is the lord of Polotsk and Rogneda's father. When Oleg flees toward the city, Rogovold closes its gates, indirectly contributing to Oleg's death. Later, he refuses Vladimir's marriage proposal on Rogneda's behalf, and Vladimir's siege ends with Rogovold and his wife being murdered by the attacking Vikings.
A senior firefighter who takes command when the wildfire threatens a plant and nearby people, Gromov leads evacuation efforts and urges residents to leave their belongings behind. He also takes an unauthorized B-200 flight, recording a statement accepting responsibility rather than risk losing his crew. His actions place him and those aboard in immediate danger.
Kalugin is the owner of the factory, which he has told its workers may soon close because it is unprofitable. Masked, armed kidnappers seize him from his car and demand a large ransom. The workers led by Greyhair hold him hostage, while the head of his personal security team brings money and armed mercenaries arrive to get him out.
Russian smuggler operative tracking missile shipments.
Pavel Kazimirovich is a philosophy professor in the Petkevich family, living in a communal apartment in Moscow with his wife, Angelina, and daughter, Dina. Openly critical of Marxism, he struggles to adapt to Soviet life. Amid the political repression of the Doctors’ Plot, he is arrested, deepening the family’s crisis.
Andrey Smolyakov has 89 screen credits in a career dating back to 1978. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Viy Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Mira, Axe. 1944, Motherland. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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