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7 FACTS about Rzhevsky and Napoleon. The comedy "Rzhevsky v Napoleon" is coming out on the big screens. 1 Lieutenant, you are a woman! To dispel boredom, Napoleon Bonaparte (Vladimir Zelensky) started a war. When his army was at the gates of Moscow, the Russian colonels decided to send an invincible beauty to Bonaparte to distract him from his ...
Nov 26, 2022 · But it was only a movie—a raunchy historic comedy, Rzhevsky vs. Napoleon, released on the 200th anniversary of Napoleon’s ill-fated 1812 invasion of Russia. And Zelenskyy starred in this ...
Pavel DEREVYANKO, Vladimir ZELENSKY, Svetlana KHODCHENKOVA, Mikhail EFREMOV, Marat BASHAROV, Jean-Claude VAN DAMME; Producer(s) Sergey LIVNEV, Vladimir ZELENSKY, Sergey SHEFIR; Synopsis; To get rid of constant boredom Napoleon Bonaparte starts new World War. He is close to Moscow now and during his invasion he misses no beautiful girl on his way.
Jan: Premiere of Rzhevsky Against Napoleon Rzhevsky Against Napoleon: An article about filming in Crimea. An article about filming in Kyivan Rus Park. Kyivan Rus Park. National Museum of Folk Architecture and Life of Ukraine. An article about whether it was really the first 3D movie made in Ukraine. Film trailer. Article about the film just ...
Only a mysterious Russian woman could distract womanizing Napoleon from his plans to conquer the world. Kutuzov sets off on the challenging task of looking for a suitable candidate. Lieutenant Rzhevsky ( Pavel Derevyanko) is perhaps the most famous tempter in Russia. Now he is serving a life sentence for promoting the sexual revolution.
Napoleon goes Kaput!) is a Russian 2012 comedy film, sequel to the 2008 picture Hitler goes Kaput! Plot. Russia, beginning of the 19th century. The troops of Napoleon Bonaparte (Volodymyr Zelenskyy) are triumphantly advancing around the country. Napoleon already managed to conquer Europe and capture Moscow.
If you didn't know, Zelenskyy has actually played Napoleon - in the movie Rzhevsky Versus Napoleon. But in my unpopular opinion he would have looked nicer with better fitting, historically accurate clothing, which is why I made this edit of the classic painting!
