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The Secret Service Agent's Memories 2
Russia in the early 18th century: Naval officer Plakhov has fallen in love with a young woman. When she is threatened by a stranger, he kills him and is thereby sentenced to death. However, the head of the secret service decides to send Plakhov on a mission instead.
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Russia in the early 18th century: Naval officer Plakhov has fallen in love with a young woman. When she is threatened by a stranger, he kills him and is thereby sentenced to death. However, the head of the secret service decides to send Plakhov on a mission instead.
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Genre:Adventure, Action, History
Written By:Oleg Ryaskov
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Studio:BFT Movie
Cast
Oleg Ryaskov
Director
Pyotr Krasilov
Semyon Plakhov
Anna Snatkina
Anastasiya Vorontsova
Mikhail Politseymako
sir Genri Anrovil
Sergey Chonishvili
Andrey Ivanovich Ushakov
Maxim Dakhnenko
Van-Hoover - illusionist
Darya Melnikova
Fyokla
Ilya Sokolovskiy
Ivan Samoylov
Andrey Ryklin
knyaz Menshikov/Ben Andersen
Elena Burlakova
Varvara Belozyorova
Anastasiya Gorkova
Liza
Anna Nosatova
Mari
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