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The movie "Prisoner of the Caucasus, or Shurik's New Adventures" "writes a new line. dinner. I refused the soup (in parentheses: Harko soup). Three portions of shish kebab were thrown into the abyss. Now the wine: I broke two bottles. three! Write three! Despite the fact that most of the location shooting of the "Prisoner of the Caucasus" took place in the Crimea, all the interior scenes, including the dacha of the friend Sakhov and the scene where Coward, Dans and Nosa write a fictitious report about Nina's hunger strike, were shot at the Mosfilm film studios. There was a rule for the film crew: for every successfully invented joke or trick, which was eventually included in the film, the author received a bottle of champagne from director Leonid Gaidai. The comic count of barbecue dishes and bottles of wine that were "thrown into the abyss" was born directly in the process of collective discussion. The abundance of food at Prime (an appetizing Caucasian dish, fruit and flatbread), which the trio eagerly eats at Nina's place, has caused a lot of trouble for the props. In Soviet film production, products for filming were often treated with special compounds so that they would not spoil under hot spotlights and the actors would not eat them prematurely. However, for Gaidai's scenes, the food had to remain real and fresh because the actors had to chew naturally in the frame. The irony of the scene was the contrast: the coward with a very serious face, almost an accountant, writes down an obvious lie, the experienced man oversees the process, and the melancholy of the dance dictates the text, lying under the blanket. The "Three! "The famous Myori Nikolin, during the rehearsals we tried different intonations until we found the same funny and insistent note. @ "Post-Soviet secular" comes from childhood!

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The movie "Prisoner of the Caucasus, or Shurik's New Adventures" "writes a new line. dinner. I refused the soup (in parentheses: Harko soup). Three portions of shish kebab were thrown into the abyss. Now the wine: I broke two bottles. three! Write three! Despite the fact that most of the location shooting of the "Prisoner of the Caucasus" took place in the Crimea, all the interior scenes, including the dacha of the friend Sakhov and the scene where Coward, Dans and Nosa write a fictitious report about Nina's hunger strike, were shot at the Mosfilm film studios. There was a rule for the film crew: for every successfully invented joke or trick, which was eventually included in the film, the author received a bottle of champagne from director Leonid Gaidai. The comic count of barbecue dishes and bottles of wine that were "thrown into the abyss" was born directly in the process of collective discussion. The abundance of food at Prime (an appetizing Caucasian dish, fruit and flatbread), which the trio eagerly eats at Nina's place, has caused a lot of trouble for the props. In Soviet film production, products for filming were often treated with special compounds so that they would not spoil under hot spotlights and the actors would not eat them prematurely. However, for Gaidai's scenes, the food had to remain real and fresh because the actors had to chew naturally in the frame. The irony of the scene was the contrast: the coward with a very serious face, almost an accountant, writes down an obvious lie, the experienced man oversees the process, and the melancholy of the dance dictates the text, lying under the blanket. The "Three! "The famous Myori Nikolin, during the rehearsals we tried different intonations until we found the same funny and insistent note. @ "Post-Soviet secular" comes from childhood!

The movie "Prisoner of the Caucasus, or Shurik's New Adventures" "writes a new line. dinner. I refused the soup (in parentheses: Harko soup). Three portions of shish kebab were thrown into the abyss. Now the wine: I broke two bottles. three! Write three! Despite the fact that most of the location shooting of the "Prisoner of the Caucasus" took place in the Crimea, all the interior scenes, including the dacha of the friend Sakhov and the scene where Coward, Dans and Nosa write a fictitious report about Nina's hunger strike, were shot at the Mosfilm film studios. There was a rule for the film crew: for every successfully invented joke or trick, which was eventually included in the film, the author received a bottle of champagne from director Leonid Gaidai. The comic count of barbecue dishes and bottles of wine that were "thrown into the abyss" was born directly in the process of collective discussion. The abundance of food at Prime (an appetizing Caucasian dish, fruit and flatbread), which the trio eagerly eats at Nina's place, has caused a lot of trouble for the props. In Soviet film production, products for filming were often treated with special compounds so that they would not spoil under hot spotlights and the actors would not eat them prematurely. However, for Gaidai's scenes, the food had to remain real and fresh because the actors had to chew naturally in the frame. The irony of the scene was the contrast: the coward with a very serious face, almost an accountant, writes down an obvious lie, the experienced man oversees the process, and the melancholy of the dance dictates the text, lying under the blanket. The "Three! "The famous Myori Nikolin, during the rehearsals we tried different intonations until we found the same funny and insistent note. @ "Post-Soviet secular" comes from childhood!

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