Wisdom Meter Trailer

Wisdom Meter Trailer (1988)

30 October 1988 Comedy, TV Movie

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Cast

Boryslav Brondukov

as Ivan Murashko

Raisa Ryazanova

as Murashko's Wife

Vladimir Konkin

as Leonid Zalivako

Tatyana Vasileva

as Tamara Papsueva

Stefaniya Stanyuta

as Ekaterina Zagmennaya

Viktor Tarasov

as Viktor Vershilo

Margarita Krinitsyna

as Nina Kutaya

Viktor Gogolev

as Egor Mirolubov

Sergey Ivanov

as Sotrudnik vychislitelnoy laboratorii

Mikhail Fedorovskiy

as Egor Mirolyubov - zamestitel ministra soglasovaniy

Eduard Goryachiy

as Sotrudnik vychislitelnoy laboratorii

Vladimir Kuleshov

as Posetitel v priemnoy ministra

Vladimir Shelestov

as Mikhail Nikolaevich

Rostislav Shmyryov

as Komandir pozharnoy komandi

Crew

Vladimir Yefimov

Vladimir Yefimov Art Direction

Sergey Beltiukov

Original Music Composer

Nikolay Senko

Nikolay Senko Director of Photography

Anatoliy Kleymenov

Anatoliy Kleymenov Director of Photography

Production Companies

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