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A top Soviet agent in the rear of the Nazi enemy, or Captain Kloss the Russian way. It was good to watch, even though it was Leonid Brezhnev's favourite series :)
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Next to modern dynamically shot series, Seventeen Moments of Spring would appear quite worn out today, but it is one of the few Soviet television shows that could withstand stricter standards and be broadcasted even today. It features the most famous role of the well-known actor Vyacheslav Tikhonov, which has permanently engraved in the memory of viewers. However, other famous stars also appear in smaller roles - for example, the infamous Oleg Tabakov played the role of Isayev's boss, Schellenberg. The series has a slow pace, with minimal shooting, so action lovers should avoid it completely. On the other hand, the quality of the dialogues and the atmosphere of the story are decent. The series became a cult in the Soviet Union, and even today there are fan websites where countless jokes about the legendary spy circulate: "Lavrentiy, do you have any children?" - "Yes, comrade Stalin," Beria replies. - "And what about Isayev?" - "He doesn't." - "That's not good, we need to fix that." Overall rating considering nostalgia is 70%.
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