Underwater Berets
After training at the dolphin reconnaissance school, the dolphin Tristan was sent on an important mission to a secret military base of the USSR to obtain information about the Russians' new strategic weapon - a submarine that transforms into an airplane. After receiving a message that an unidentified object was discovered in Soviet territorial waters, moving towards a secret base, the Soviet command ordered to urgently send an experienced special agent, the dolphin Isolde, to intercept it.
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After training at the dolphin reconnaissance school, the dolphin Tristan was sent on an important mission to a secret military base of the USSR to obtain information about the Russians' new strategic weapon - a submarine that transforms into an airplane. After receiving a message that an unidentified object was discovered in Soviet territorial waters, moving towards a secret base, the Soviet command ordered to urgently send an experienced special agent, the dolphin Isolde, to intercept it.
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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Rasa Strautmane, Aleksandr Mazaev, Vladimir Tarasov, Aleksandr Gorlenko, Elena Prorokova
Written By:Eduard Uspensky
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Soyuzmultfilm
Cast
Rasa Strautmane, Aleksandr Mazaev, Vladimir Tarasov, Aleksandr Gorlenko, Elena Prorokova
Director
Vasiliy Livanov
Colonel Yellow / commander Morzhov (voice)
Tatyana Dogileva
Isolda Pavlova (voice)
Boris Bystrov
Tristan (voice)
Semyon Farada
Henry / Greg (voice)
Vsevolod Abdulov
Forwarder / helmsman (voice)
Lyudmila Gnilova
Crab (voice)
Nikolay Grabbe
Well-fed ship captain / truck driver (voice)
Efim Katsirov
lieutenant colonel Red / muskrat (voice)
Vladimir Prokhorov
John / Kremer / terrorist / captain / Morzhov / Yellow (voice)
Yuri Puzyryov
Vlas Afinogenovich Sukhoi / announcer (voice)
Lev Shabarin
Radio operator / watchman / parrot / news announcer (voice)
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