Zudov, You're Fired! Trailer

Zudov, You're Fired! Trailer (1984)

16 July 1984 Comedy

About rural projectionist Nikita Zudov, a passionate film lover who makes amateur films that expose and ridicule bureaucrats, parasites and bribe-takers.

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Cast

Igor Yasulovich

as Nikita Zudov

Nina Ruslanova

as Katerina, Nikita's wife

Marina Dyuzheva

as Elena Vasilyevna, literature teacher

Lev Perfilov

as Rodion Kulyabsky, veterinarian

Valentina Talyzina

as Zoya Kirillovna, head of the club

Yuri Medvedev

as Pavel Lomakin

Mikhail Kokshenov

as Vanya Kovrigin, tractor drive

Ivan Ryzhov

as Pyotr Stepanovich, Chairman of the collective farm

Leonid Obolensky

as Yuri Yakovlevich

Irina Murzayeva

as granny Nastya

Aleksandr Belyavskiy

as Seva Mirzaev-Valois

Valentin Golubenko

as Senya Zhiltsov, driver

Inna Kara-Mosko

as photo studio employee

Crew

Igor Bek

Igor Bek Director of Photography

Georgiy Garanyan

Original Music Composer

Leonid Bits

Leonid Bits First Assistant Director

Tamara Kasparova

Tamara Kasparova Costume Design

Zinaida Yegorova

Zinaida Yegorova Makeup & Hair

Eduard Yermolin

Eduard Yermolin Script Editor

Arseniy Lapisov

Arseniy Lapisov Music Editor

International Titles

Zudov, Vy Uvoleny! Trailer

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