The Wedding Day Has to Be Specified
The hero, a tall, blond, handsome man with a sense of humour, a labour leader, and an athlete, grew up in a family of metallurgists. After meeting a silly girl under very unusual circumstances, he fell in love with her. He quickly brought her home to his parents and explained that they were “forever together.” However, she was not yet divorced, and in many ways, she did not satisfy his father.
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The hero, a tall, blond, handsome man with a sense of humour, a labour leader, and an athlete, grew up in a family of metallurgists. After meeting a silly girl under very unusual circumstances, he fell in love with her. He quickly brought her home to his parents and explained that they were “forever together.” However, she was not yet divorced, and in many ways, she did not satisfy his father.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Pavel Finn, Valeri Tur
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios
Cast
Stepan Puchinyan
Director
Nikolai Pastukhov
Петр Андреевич Шитов
Yevgeniya Simonova
Аня
Boris Shcherbakov
Сергей Шитов
Alevtina Rumyantseva
Вера Григорьевна Шитова
Yuriy Chernov
Толя Казутин
Nikolai Denisov
Роман
Dalvin Shcherbakov
Борис
Tatyana Bozhok
Светлана
Lyubov Polekhina
Зинаида
Vladimir Vikhrov
Виктор
Hovanes Vanyan
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