Delovye lyudi (1962)Director:Leonid Gayday |
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Delovye lyudi (1962)Director:Leonid Gayday |
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Rostislav Plyatt |
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Georgiy Vitsin | ... |
Kidnapper
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Yuriy Nikulin | ... |
Robber
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Aleksei Smirnov | ... |
Kidnapper
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Vladlen Paulus | ... |
(as V. Paulus)
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Sergey Tikhonov | ... |
Boy
(as Seryozha Tikhonov)
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Aleksandr Shvorin |
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V. Gromov |
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The film has three parts, each of them a screen version of "The Roads We Take", "The Ransom of Red Chief" and (sorry, I forget the exact title) a story of a burglar suffering from rheumatism who stumbles into the owner of the house he attempts to rob, and he happens to be a rheumatic, too. The film has an all-star cast. I've never seen anybody better than Vitsin as Sam and Smirnov as Bill, and the kid is simply holy terror, absolutely unrivalled. Though the film is black-and-white, it doesn't spoil the film any. Side-splitting and a real pleasure to watch the actors play.