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2011
1h 26m
6.8(36 votes)
Comedy
Documentary

Overview

A documentary on Phil Rosenthal's experiences during the making of "Voroniny," the Russian-language version of "Everybody Loves Raymond".

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Culver Entertainment
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Cast & Crew

23 members
Writing

Phil Rosenthal

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Phil Rosenthal
Writing

Richard Vaczy

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Acting

Елена Стародубцева

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Directing

Шабан Муслимов

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Acting

Michael Lynton

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Michael Lynton
Acting

Aleksey Shulgin

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Екатерина Маракулина

Self

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Acting

Евгений Миллер

Self

Евгений Миллер
Acting

Олег Табаков

Self

Олег Табаков
Acting

Анна Фроловцева

Self

Анна Фроловцева
Acting

Борис Клюев

Self

Борис Клюев
Production

Александр Роднянский

Self

Александр Роднянский
Directing

Александр Жигалкин

Self

Александр Жигалкин
Production

Артём Логинов

Self

Артём Логинов
Acting

Jeff Lerner

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Константин Наумочкин

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Acting

Станислав Дужников

Self

Станислав Дужников
Acting

Мария Ильюхина

Self

Мария Ильюхина
Acting

Георгий Дронов

Self

Георгий Дронов
Acting

Кирилл Иванченко

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Acting

Светлана Антонова

Self

Светлана Антонова
Acting

Сергей Громов

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Peter Boyle

Self

Peter Boyle

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