The French Guy () is a 2004 Russian romantic comedy television filmИнтервью: Лариса Кривцова directed by Vera Storozheva.Марьяна Спивак о съемках в сериале «Шифр», работе с Дэнни Бойлом и последствиях «Нелюбви»Премьера многосерийного фильма «Шифр» состоится на «Первом канале»Екатерина Вилкова и Марьяна Спивак раскроют «Шифр» на Первом канале The film was made for TVS, which was shut down by the Russian government in June 2003. Consequently, the film was purchased by Channel One, where it premiered on 7 January 2004.
Plot French baron Paul de Rousseau () corresponds with Irina, a young woman from Russia (Ekaterina Vulichenko), whom his valet, Guillaume (), found through a marriage agency. During a chance encounter with translator Anya (Maria Golubkina), Paul discovers that the letters he received from "Irina" were actually written by Anya herself. Anya, a graduate of Moscow State University, returned to her hometown, Glukhaya Potma, after finishing her studies. Paul falls deeply in love with Anya and sets out to win her heart. His adventures in Russia transform him: once a wealthy nobleman, he’s quickly reduced to homelessness by train thieves. Along the way, he learns to drink vodka on a dare, receives a gift of a Christmas tree (which an elderly woman later takes back), and ultimately finds the love of his life. After winning Anya's affection and outcompeting her fiancé (Garik Sukachev), Paul takes her and his newfound Russian friends back to Paris.Француз (КиноПоиск)
Cast as Paul Maria Golubkina as Anya Mikhail Efremov as Karpienko Stanislav Duzhnikov as Tolik Dmitry Orlov as policeman Sergei Popov as Anya's father Irina Rakhmanova as рassenger Pavel Derevyanko as рassenger Nina Ruslanova as Anya's mother Garik Sukachov as Leonid Zoya Tolbuzina as Manya The French Guy (2004 TV Movie) Full Cast / Crew Inga Strelkova-Oboldina as Tamara
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