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Alexander Belyavsky. Fox's Personal File
People's Artist of Russia Alexander Belyavsky has played in more than a hundred films, but the first thing that viewers remember is his role as Fox in Stanislav Govorukhin's legendary film "The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed." Despite the success of the film, the actor himself had always dreamed of a major comedic role. While waiting for offers from comedic directors, Alexander Belyavsky came up with the idea of a television humorous program called "Kabachok 13 Stulev" and hosted it for several years...
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People's Artist of Russia Alexander Belyavsky has played in more than a hundred films, but the first thing that viewers remember is his role as Fox in Stanislav Govorukhin's legendary film "The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed." Despite the success of the film, the actor himself had always dreamed of a major comedic role. While waiting for offers from comedic directors, Alexander Belyavsky came up with the idea of a television humorous program called "Kabachok 13 Stulev" and hosted it for several years...
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Vladimir Konkin
Self - Заслуженный артист России
Marlen Khutsiyev
Self - Режиссер
Valentina Belyavskaya
Self - Первая жена Александра Белявского
Lyudmila Maksakova
Self - Народная артистка России
Aleksandr Belyavskiy
Self (archive footage)
Vladimir Etush
Self - Народный артист СССР
Sergey Rozhkov
Self - друг Александра Белявского
Valentin Smirnitskiy
Self - Народный артист России
Yelena Sanayeva
Self - Актриса
Vasili Lanovoy
Self - Народный артист СССР
Sergey Shpakovskiy
Self - Режиссер дубляжа
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