A Man from Boulevard des Capucines

Original title: Chelovek s bulvara Kaputsinov

1987
PG-13
1h 38m

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A Man from Boulevard des Capucines (1987)

Mr Jonny First arrives to the Wild West to present the art of the Cinematograph.Mr Jonny First arrives to the Wild West to present the art of the Cinematograph.Mr Jonny First arrives to the Wild West to present the art of the Cinematograph.

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7.6/10

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Awards
- 2 nominations total

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Andrey Mironov

Johnny First

Aleksandra Yakovleva

Ms. Diana Little
(as Aleksandra Asmaye)

Mikhail Boyarskiy

Chyorniy (Black) Jack

Oleg Tabakov

Harry MacCue

Nikolay Karachentsov

Billy King
(as N. Karachentsov)

Igor Kvasha

Pastor
(as I. Kvasha)

Lev Durov

Grobovshchik
(as L. Durov)

Galina Polskikh

Mrs. Thompson
(as G. Polskikh)

Natalya Krachkovskaya

Conchita
(as N. Krachkovskaya)

Natalya Fateeva

Zhena vozhdya
(as N. Fateyeva)

Spartak Mishulin

Vozhd indeytsev
(as S. Mishulin)

Albert Filozov

Mr. Second
(as A. Filozov)

Oleg Anofriev

Tapyor
(as O. Anorfriyev)

Mikhail Svetin

Aptekar
(as M. Svetin)

Leonid Yarmolnik

Martin
(as L. Yarmolnik)

Semyon Farada

Mr. Thompson
(as S. Farada)

Aleksandr Pavlov

Usatyy kovboy
(as A. Pavlov)

Yuriy Medvedev

Staffi
(as Yu. Medvedev)

Director
- Alla Surikova
Writer
- Eduard Akopov
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Trivia
The most successful film at the box office that was released in the USSR in 1987.

Quotes
Cowboy: I am not going to talk to this ape with a painted face!
Chief of Comanches: I forgive the pale face. He has not heard of Sir Charles Darwin and does not know that ape is our common ancestor.

Connections
Featured in Oleg Tabakov. Smotryu na mir vlyublyonnymi glazami (2015)

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7/10

Prestigious and Regular...

Despite the film criticism, the idolatry of violent westerns, bloodthirsty, decimating Indians, misogynists, pigs and disgusting, produced by a woman in the Soviet cinema, the film is not very captivating, well produced, great social context, but it lacked something that I could cling, feel empathy, and the protagonist didn't contribute either... Prestigious and Regular...