Vladimir Vasilovich

Vladimir
Background information
Feature films	Anastasia
Video games	Anastasia Adventures with Pooka and Bartok
Voice	Kelsey Grammer
Inspiration	King Hubert
Character information
Other names	Vlad
Personality	Kind, clever, fun, jolly
Appearance	Obese, grey hair, beard, glasses
Occupation	Imperial Court member (formerly), con artist
Goal	To obtain the 10 million ruble award (formerly), To reunite Anastasia with the Dowager Empress (succeeded)
Home	St. Petersburg (formerly), Paris, France
Allies	Anastasia, Dimitri, Pooka, Sophie, Marie Feodorovna
Enemies	Grigori Rasputin
Likes	eating, money, Anya, power, Pooka, Sophie
Dislikes	danger, Dmitri's behavior, getting seasick
Fate	He bids farewell to Dmitri after refusing the reward money.
Quote	"It's what I hate about this government, everything's in red!"

Vladimir is the tritagonist in Anastasia. Kelsey Grammer did both his speaking and singing voices, being one of only few of them.

Personality

Vladimir persona can be guessed like jolly, fun-loving, obedious, and fun can be said, but he can also be very serious at sometimes, and for some time, his own persona resemblances King Hubert's own persona, and his own similarity to King Hubert both also oftenly described as "The Second King Hubert" too.

Role in Film

Vladimir's role is Dimitri's partner. He helps Dimitri to earn his dream money, 10 million rubles from Dowager Marie, but later tries to convince Dimitri to stop doing it because both of them already find the real Anastasia.

Trivia

• Gary Sinise, Eric Idle, John Lithgow, John Cleese and Robin Williams were all considered to voice Vladimir before Kelsey Grammer was cast as Vladimir.

v - e - d
Media Anastasia • Bartok the Magnificent Characters Anastasia • Pooka • Dimitri • Vladimir • Grigori Rasputin • Bartok • Zozi • Dowager Empress Marie • Sophie Locations Moscow • Paris Songs "A Rumor in St. Petersburg" • "Journey to the Past" • "Once Upon a December" • "In the Dark of the Night" • "Learn to Do It" • "Paris Holds the Key (To Your Heart)" • "At the Beginning"