Dangerous for Your Life!
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Directed by | Leonid Gaidai |
Written by | Roman Furman Oleg Kolesnikov Leonid Gaidai |
Starring | Leonid Kuravlev Georgy Vitsin Larisa Udovichenko Vladimir Nosik Tatyana Kravchenko Tamaz Toloraya |
Music by | Maksim Dunayevsky |
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Running time | 88 min |
Country | Soviet Union |
Language | Russian |
Dangerous for Your Life! (Russian: Опасно для жизни, romanized: Opasno dlya zizni) is a 1985 Soviet comedy film directed by Leonid Gaidai.
Cast
- Leonid Kuravlev (Spartak Ivanovich Molodtsov)
- Georgy Vitsin (Alexander Chokolov)
- Larisa Udovichenko (Katerina Ivanovna)
- Vladimir Nosik (Maxim Dmitriev)
- Tatyana Kravchenko (Tamara)
- Tamaz Toloraya (Vano Kipiani)
- Boryslav Brondukov (Andrey Pavlovich Peredelkin)
- Sergey Filippov (gentle visitor)
- Nina Grebeshkova (Zinaida Petrovna)
- Mihail Kokshenov (lieutenant Rokotov)
- Nina Maslova (Lady with the Dog)
- Vera Ivleva (barmaid)
Plot
Spartak Molodtsov (Leonid Kuravlev) is a man who can not leave well enough alone. Because of this he always gets into trouble. So one morning he finds a broken high tension wire and is late for work which nearly derails the reception of visitors because his new bureaucrat-chief (Borislav Brondukov) is afraid to make decisions without him.
Molodtsov at his post meets an alcoholic of the name of Chokolov (Georgy Vitsin) and Tamara – a female van driver who transports ice cream (Tatyana Kravchenko). A visitor of the facility, Comrade Kipiani (Tamaz Toloraya), eventually finds him there, on his post, near the wire. The finale of the film is fairly unexpected.
Production
The movie was filmed in the cities of Chernivtsi and Kamianets-Podilskyi. The institution in which the main character worked was the Chernivtsi regional council building. Other filming locations in Chernivtsi include the tower in Central Square, Chernivtsi City Hall, Theater Square and University Street.
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