Rasputin, the Mad Monk

Christopher Lee (title character), called upon to answer for violent carousing, tells the Abbott (John Welsh) he's about done with holy orders, in Rasputin -- The Mad Monk, 1966, from Hammer Films.

Summoned through her dreams, royal courtier Sonia (Barbara Shelley) succumbs still further to lustful Christopher Lee (title character), now lurking in Petersburg, in Rasputin -- The Mad Monk, 1966.

His first appearance, a burly Christopher Lee (title character) roars into a rural Russian inn and saves the wife of the keeper (Derek Francis), in Rasputin -- The Mad Monk, 1966, from Hammer Films.

Having begun his work at a distance, Christopher Lee (title character) ignores his bishop (Joss Ackland), acknowledges the Tsarina (Renee Asherson), and completes his cure of her son (Robert Duncan), in Hammer Films' Rasputin -- The Mad Monk, 1966.