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Fizruk (Russian: Физрук) is a Russian situation comedy television series. The first run started on 7 April 2014.
In 2015, Fizruk received the TEFI Television Award.




Plot


This is a story about the collision of two times: the "dashing" 90s and the "stable" tenths. The main character Foma has been the "right hand" of an influential person with a semi-criminal past all his life. When the "owner" kicked him out of retirement, Foma decided to return in any way. At first it seemed that everything would be simple: get close to the child of the former boss, bend over, remind yourself of yourself and return to business. But Thomas' plan collapses on the first day. He has to stay at school for a long time. Once in a completely unfamiliar world of children and teachers, which is radically different from his usual circle, Foma not only changes his life, but also changes himself.




Cast


Dmitry Nagiyev as Foma
Anastasiya Panina as Tatyana Chernyshova
Vladimir Sychyov as Psikh
Alexander Gordon as Mamay
Viktor Sukhorukov as Ernest Shilovsky
Sofya Rayzman as Sofya
Daniil Muravyov-Izotov as Petya
Aleksandr Yakin as Sanya
Georgy Kudrenko as Vitalik
Yelena Muravyova as Lukovka
Karina Mishulina as Svetlana Yermakova
Yevgeny Kulakov as Lev
Roman Indyk as Albert Moiseyevich
Natalya Korennaya as Olga Timofeyevna
Yekaterina Lisovaya as Vera Ivanovna
Sergey Plaksin as Georgy Kuzmich
Daniil Vakhrushev as Valya
Artur Sopelnik as Borzy
Viktoriya Klinkova as Pupok
Andrey Kryzhny as Banan
Sergey Zhuravlyov as Minus
Dmitry Gogu as Oduvan
Varvara Bogdanova as Cheburashka
Yan Tsapnik as Khromulya
Yekaterina Melnik as Belka
Igor Lifanov as Gena
Evgeniya Dmitrieva as Ksenia Panina
Boris Klyuyev as Chernyshov
Aleksandr Kokorin, Alexei Ivanov, Sergey Lemokh, Sergey Zhukov, Igor Vernik, Sergey Shnurov, Roman Viktyuk as cameo




Notes






References






External links


Fizruk at IMDb

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