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3 April 1967 (Soviet Union) morePlot:
In this comic but dated story, nerdy Shurik travels to Caucas in search of native legends and folklore... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Silly but enjoyable moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Aleksandr Demyanenko | ... | Shurik |
| Natalya Varley | ... | Nina |
| Ruslan Akhmetov | ... | Edik |
| Yuri Nikulin | ... | Booby |
| Georgiy Vitsin | ... | Coward |
| Yevgeni Morgunov | ... | Experienced |
| Vladimir Etush | ... | Comrade Saakhov |
| Frunzik Mkrtchyan | ... | Nina's uncle |
| Nina Grebeshkova | ... | doctor |
| Mikhail Gluzsky | ... | Hotel clerk |
| Georgi Millyar | ||
| Emmanuil Geller | ||
| Pyotr Repnin | ||
| N. Avaliani | ||
| Donara Mkrtchyan | (as D. Mkrtchyan) |
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Кавказская пленница, или Новые приключения Шурика (Soviet Union: Russian title)Kidnapping Caucassian Style (USA) (video title)
Kidnapping Caucassian Style, or Shurik's New Adventures (USA) (video title)
Prisoner of the Caucasus, or Shurik's New Adventures
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comrade Saakhov: I admit my mistakes.Nina: The mistakes should not be admitted. They should be washed off... with blood!
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Pesenka o medvedyakh moreFAQ
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Not the best of Gaidai's creations, but still pretty good. Demyanenko was never much of an actor but he has exactly the kind of goodhearted-idiot look about himself to make his Shurik one of the favorite characters in Russian cinematography. Nikulin, Morgunov and Vitsin are back as the Keystone Kops-like trio of bumbling villains and they are quite funny, as always. Secondary characters of this musical comedy set in the Caucasus mountains are the exotic and colorful locals who are hysterical with their offbeat drinking toasts and fancy manner of speech. Once again, non-Russians won't get most of the ethnic humor (which is the best part of the movie - those toasts have become real classics), but the rest is just slapstick comedy, quite old by now, but I guess it was OK for the 60's. Very good music, especially Nina's "Polar Bears" song.