The animated classic Anastasia featured the VERY FRIGHTENING (or, at least frightening to a 7-year-old) villain by the name of Rasputin, and his minion, the bat Bartok. While this Russian sorcer ...

Did you watch the 1997 classic “Anastasia” as a kid? We’re willing to bet the villain Rasputin – who sells his soul to kill the Romanov family in the movie – showed up in your nightmares.

But, by the end of this movie, when Anastasia dances off with Dimitri, while the evil villain Rasputin (Christopher Lloyd) disintegrates and funny animals caper about, the film hits such a bizarre ...

When you were younger and watched the movie version of Anastasia, villain Rasputin probably scared you to bits. In fact, that animated character still does scare us! But have no fear if you’re ...

Liz Callaway, "Once Upon a December": I've never liked the 1997 animated film Anastasia, despite being an advocate for all things Don Bluth. I'm a big fan of Rasputin's and the idea that he was ...

When a sorcerer named Rasputin crashes the Romanov family's tricentennial celebration and puts a hex on everyone, Anastasia manages to flee the party with her grandmother, the Dowager Empress ...

The film begins with Anastasia enjoying a ball at the family palace. But then the evil sorcerer Rasputin places a murderous curse on her family. Anastasia escapes, but loses her memory.

Rasputin is unlike the mutants of the modern Marvel Universe in that she is a Chimera, the third generation of designer mutants bred by Mr. Sinister for the specific purpose of fighting the forces ...