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Release Date:
November 19, 1981
Original Title:
Бешеные деньги
Alternate Titles:
Bolond pénz
Easy Money
Money To Burn
Tolles Geld
Скажені гроші
Genres:
Comedy
Production Companies:
Mosfilm
Production Countries:
Soviet Union
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 82
Moscow mid-XIX century. Middle-aged provincial businessman Savva Gennadievich Vasilkov falls in love with local beauty Lidiya Yuryevna Cheboksarova. Wanting to meet her, he asks his new acquaintance Telyatev to introduce himself as Cheboksarov. Telyatev and his friend Glumov decide to play the mother of Lidiya, Nadezhda Antonovna, who wants to get a rich son-in-law, and recommend Vasilkov as a gold mining millionaire from Siberia. Savva Gennadievich begins to visit the Cheboksarovs house, but his provincialism and Lydiya’s intention to create a brilliant party due to their beauty prevent them from finding a common language.
Costume Design:
Ganna Ganevskaya
Director:
Yevgeni Matveyev
Director of Photography:
Leonid Kalashnikov
Editor:
Mariya Kareva
Makeup Artist:
Tamara Gaidukova
Original Music Composer:
Yevgeniy Ptichkin
Production Design:
Semyon Valyushok
Sound:
Igor Mayorov
Theatre Play:
Alexander Ostrovsky
Writer:
Yevgeni Matveyev
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