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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe mad adventures of the mad Italians, searching for the mad treasures in the mad Russia.The mad adventures of the mad Italians, searching for the mad treasures in the mad Russia.The mad adventures of the mad Italians, searching for the mad treasures in the mad Russia.
Gigi Ballista
- Dottore
- (as Luigi Ballista)
Zoya Isaeva
- Doctor
- (as Z. Isaeva)
Yuri Mikhajlov
- Bit part
- (as Yu. Mikhajlov)
Ella Nekrasova
- Bit part
- (as E. Nekrasova)
Larisa Vikkel
- Stewardess
- (as L. Vikkel)
Valeri Vinogradov
- Airport dispatcher
- (as V. Vinogradov)
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- AnecdotesA lion named King who starred in the movie was shot during filming by a policeman who thought that the lion attacked a teenager. In reality, the teenager was bothering the lion who in turn went and knocked the teenager off his feet, as he was taught to do for the movie.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Legendy mirovogo kino: Eldar Ryazanov
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This is a pretty good Soviet comedy co-produced by Soviets and some Italians (I don't remember exactly the name of the studio). Italians are portrayed as very active and jolly people, although more interested in pursuing material goals such as finding a hidden treasure in the advent of the Russian Revolution. They don't care about Communist ideals. The Russian character is the only positive character in the movie, a kind of Soviet James Bond. He finally conquers the main female character. Otherwise Soviet women are mostly absent from the movie. Clear signs of propaganda are two: 1) Italian hospitals are presented as being overcrowded so that at some point two patients (a man and a woman) have to share the same bed, 2) there is a lot of chaos in Italy and the Mafia stereotype is reinforced by a short Mafiosi.
Otherwise there aren't any references to the Soviet Communist party as far as I recall. Lots of special effects and stunts, so I suppose the Soviets spent a lot of money on the movie.
Otherwise there aren't any references to the Soviet Communist party as far as I recall. Lots of special effects and stunts, so I suppose the Soviets spent a lot of money on the movie.
- ionmarandici
- 13 oct. 2014
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