“Digger” or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Way You Lie
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The Double
Igor Uspensky's popularity is growing faster than he can find time for social events, parties, photo shoots, and interacting with the public. At the same time, in one of the small beauty salons, a local masseur named Seva, who looks exactly like Uspensky, is filming a commercial. Igor finds a solution to his problem and offers Seva a partnership.
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Igor Uspensky's popularity is growing faster than he can find time for social events, parties, photo shoots, and interacting with the public. At the same time, in one of the small beauty salons, a local masseur named Seva, who looks exactly like Uspensky, is filming a commercial. Igor finds a solution to his problem and offers Seva a partnership.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sergei Bessmertnyy, Pavel Karnaukhov
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Enjoy Movies, Renovatio Entertainment
Cast
Evgeniy Abyzov
Director
Aleksandr Revva
Igor Uspensky / Mikhail Stasov / Seva
Kristina Asmus
Dasha
Dmitriy Khrustalev
head of the beauty salon
Lyudmila Artemeva
Elena Sergeevna Krasnopolskaya
Tatyana Orlova
Galina Leonidovna
Kseniya Buravskaya
Sveta
Ilya Kostyukov
Igor
Stepan Yurpalov
Aleksey Ryazantsev
Rudolf Valentinovich
Varvara Malkova
Alisa
Yuliya Grishina
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