Rasputin the Mad Monk

Rasputin the Mad Monk is a 1966 film about the life of an death of the Russian mystic. Directed by Don Sharp. Written by Anthony Hinds. What mystic power did this man possess that turned men into killers and women into animals?  (taglines) Dialogue Grigori Rasputin: During the time that I've been here, you've tried to teach me that confession of my sins is good for the soul. The Bishop: Well? Grigori Rasputin: You also tried to remove all temptations from us so that there's no chance of any sin here. I've merely tried to put that right. When I go to confession I don't offer God small sins, petty squabbles, jealousies... I offer him sins worth forgiving! Taglines What mystic power did this man possess that turned men into killers and women into animals? Cast Christopher Lee — Grigori Rasputin Barbara Shelley — Sonia Richard Pasco — Dr. Boris Zargo Francis Matthews — Ivan Suzan Farmer — Vanessa Dinsdale Landen — Peter Renée Asherson — Tsarina External links 0059635 Rasputin the Mad Monk Category:1966 films Category:British films Category:Films set in Russia Category:Historical horror films