After serving in the army, Lyonka Parasochka got a driver in the fleet, deciding to continue his father's tradition. His mentor was Pyotr Demyanovich Volovich, who knew how to make money by "left trips" and various "operations". Lyonka saw that Volovich lived widely, beyond his means, but at first he somehow did not think about the sources of wealth. Apparently because he was in love with Volovich's daughter Lyusya.
Vyacheslav Nikiforov
Director
Anatoli Zhigar
Lyonka Parasochka
Maya Bulgakova
Katerina Semyonovna
Yevgeni Shutov
Grigoriy Semyonovich
Vladimir Samoylov
Pyotr Demyanovich Volovich
Zoya Osmolovskaya
Valentina Vlasovna
Lyudmila Drebnyova
Lyusya
Andrey Baranov
Vitka
Vsevolod Platov
Nikolay Nikolaevich
Aleksandr Samoylov
Dimka - komsorg
Zdislav Stomma
Direktor avtoparka
Aleksandr Bespalyy
Shabashnik
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