Stalin's death

The English film "The Death Of Stalin" directed by Scottish director Armando Iannucci recently started filming. The film is adapted from the comic of the same name by Fabien-Nury, telling the fierce power struggle among the top leaders of the Soviet Communist Party after Stalin's death.The role of Stalin is American actor Adrian Mcloughlin, Golden Globe winner Jeffrey Tambor will play Soviet leader Malenkov, Steve Buscemi will play Khrushchev, former "Bon Girl" Olga Kurylenko will play Soviet pianist Maria Eugena (Stalin died with the accompaniment of her piano record), Simon Russell Beale will play Soviet No. 2 Belia, and Rupert Friend will play Stalin's second son Vasily.In addition, Jason Isaacs, Toby Kebbell and others are joining this film.Stalin was the longest-reigning supreme leader in Soviet history (1924-1953). Under his iron fist rule, the Soviet Union became a superpower that competed with the United States.There have always been various conspiracy theories about his death. The official conclusion is that natural death caused by stroke, but some people firmly believe that he was poisoned and the murderer is Belia, the leader of the KGB (Soviet intelligence agency).After Stalin's death, the Soviet Union fell into a state of being headless, and the political struggles at the top were extremely fierce.In the end, Khrushchev and others defeated the actual number two figure of the Soviet Union at that time - Beria.A few months after Stalin's death, Belia was sentenced to death as a Western spy.