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Trista let spustya

Duration:

92 min

Genres:

Comedy

IMDB rate:

4.5

Director:

Viktor Volkov

Details

Country: Russia

Filming Locations: All-Russian Exhibition Centre, Moscow, Russia

Cast

Actor

Character

Svetlana Metkina

Nikolay Tonsky

George Young

Yuriy Duvanov

Antonov

Igor Vorobyov

Portnov

Boris Shuvalov

Artemyev

Marina Opyonkina

Anastasiya

Mikhail Kokshenov

Genrikh Nikolayevich

Vladimir Nosik

Vasily Ivanovich Trevilyov

Gennady Khrapunkov

Lavrenty Edmundovich Reshotkin

Elena Kondulaynen

Major Milina

Irina Shmeleva

Anna Petrovna

Valery Belyayev

Ambassador's Counselor

Yuriy Chernov

Bananov ('The Haberdasher')

Yuriy Nifontov

Man with the Scar

Vyacheslav Voynarovsky

Police Chief

Aleksey Krychenkov

Father

Sergey Barabanshchikov

Scorched

Sergey Ruban

Semyonych

Valery Ignatyev

Barman

Dmitry Tarasenko

Lieutenant Filkin

Marina Sapegina

Marukha

Oleg Kalashnikov

Entertainer

Svetlana Mitina

Hotel Girl

Natasha Andriyevskaya

Hotel Girl

Natasha Petrovskaya

Hotel Girl

Tatyana Lobanova

Hotel Girl

Galina Kalinkina

Hotel Girl

Natasha Belera

Hotel Girl

Yury Zaytsev

Bandit

Dmitriy Orlov

Bandit

Andrey Kozlov

Bandit

Pavel Ostroukhov

Bandit

Vadim Dantsiger

Bandit

Leonid Petrenko

Government Member

Yan Yanakiyev

Government Member (as Kristian Yanakiyev-Boliyev)

Nikolay Yershov

Government Member

Aleksandr Kozlov

Government Member

Konstantin Podyma

Government Member

Aleksandr Yeryomin

Government Member

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Trivia

The film is a spoof of "The Three Musketeers" by Alexandre Dumas père taking place in Russia and the USA of the 1990s. It follows the plot of the book and the characters' names are replaced with similar names: d'Artagnan is called George Young, Athos, Porthos, and Aramis are Russian policemen Antonov, Portnov and Artemyev, etc. Genrikh Nikolayevich, played by Mikhail Kokshenov, is a spoof of Boris Yeltsin (Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin) but his name is also a reference to Henry IV of France, although the king in "The Three Musketeers" was Louis XIII.