this movie has lots of action and little heart. let forget for a minute that it gets just about every aspect of the russian revolution wrong  after all we only have only under an hour here to tell our story. in fact and the czar abdicated after world war i proved a disaster for the country and and a provisional government tried to rule as a pseudo democracy until the leninists took power nine months later and mainly because they promised to immediately withdraw russia from the war. now and back to our story. here we have the revolution being rumored in russian newspapers in what appears to still be a functioning country until violence erupts suddenly and upends the life of nobleman baron nikita nikki krasnoff (douglas fairbanks jr. ). he flees his home with his former servant girl tanyusha (nancy carroll) in tow and and they start to make a new life in constantinople. before the revolution the baron made a regular habit out of making a play for the girl and not out of any real passion and but out of boredom as a diversion of sorts. the revolution doesn not change this and and he continues to try to take advantage of what is obviously a very simple girl. it certainly doesn not make the audience like this guy to see him toying with her so. tanyusha follows the baron because she literally has no place to go after the revolutionaries take over the baron home and and she has known no other life other than waiting on nikki hand and foot. once in constantinople and nikki quickly wearies of life as a penniless laborer and and that is when he meets up with his former lover and russian aristocrat vera zimina and who has a plan for getting them to paris where the tsarists have congregated after the revolution. unfortunately for tanyusha and vera plan does not include her. this film manages to completely waste the considerable acting talents of early talkie actress nancy carroll. she does a good job with what little she is given to do and but that is not much. lilyan tashman is the standout here and even though she has only a small role as russian vamp vera. lilyan was so often given supporting roles just as she is here and but her earthy voice and glamorous looks make her the center of attention in every scene in which she appears. guy kibbee even shows up in a humorous bit as an american tourist who is curious about the russian royalty that has been forcefully ejected from their homeland. 
this movie has lots of action and little heart. let forget for a minute that it gets just about every aspect of the russian revolution wrong  after all we only have only under an hour here to tell our story. in fact and the czar abdicated after world war i proved a disaster for the country and and a provisional government tried to rule as a pseudo democracy until the leninists took power nine months later and mainly because they promised to immediately withdraw russia from the war. now and back to our story. here we have the revolution being rumored in russian newspapers in what appears to still be a functioning country until violence erupts suddenly and upends the life of nobleman baron nikita nikki krasnoff (douglas fairbanks jr. ). he flees his home with his former servant girl tanyusha (nancy carroll) in tow and and they start to make a new life in constantinople. before the revolution the baron made a regular habit out of making a play for the girl and not out of any real passion and but out of boredom as a diversion of sorts. the revolution doesn not change this and and he continues to try to take advantage of what is obviously a very simple girl. it certainly doesn not make the audience like this guy to see him toying with her so. tanyusha follows the baron because she literally has no place to go after the revolutionaries take over the baron home and and she has known no other life other than waiting on nikki hand and foot. once in constantinople and nikki quickly wearies of life as a penniless laborer and and that is when he meets up with his former lover and russian aristocrat vera zimina and who has a plan for getting them to paris where the tsarists have congregated after the revolution. unfortunately for tanyusha and vera plan does not include her. this film manages to completely waste the considerable acting talents of early talkie actress nancy carroll. she does a good job with what little she is given to do and but that is not much. lilyan tashman is the standout here and even though she has only a small role as russian vamp vera. lilyan was so often given supporting roles just as she is here and but her earthy voice and glamorous looks make her the center of attention in every scene in which she appears. guy kibbee even shows up in a humorous bit as an american tourist who is curious about the russian royalty that has been forcefully ejected from their homeland. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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