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* DyeingForYourArt: Creator/RobinWilliams studied Russian and learned how to play the saxophone enough to look and sound believable.

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* FakeRussian: Robin Williams isn't Russian. However, this trope is averted with most of the other Russian characters, who are played by the genuine article.
** Averted with the dialogue - Williams is speaking real, conversational Russian.

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* FakeRussian: Robin Williams isn't Russian. However, this trope is averted with most of the other Russian characters, who are played by the genuine article.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Saveliy Kramarov (Boris), Oleg Rudnik (Yuri), and Elya Baskin (Anatoly) all starred together in the 1984 film ''Film/TwoThousandTenTheYearWeMakeContact'', as [[ChummyCommies Soviet cosmonauts]] on a joint space mission with American astronauts.
** All three are also former Soviet actors who became naturalized American citizens in the 1970s and 80s.

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* ThoseTwoGuys: Saveliy Kramarov (Boris), Oleg Rudnik (Yuri), and Elya Baskin (Anatoly) all starred together in the 1984 film ''Film/TwoThousandTenTheYearWeMakeContact'', as [[ChummyCommies Soviet cosmonauts]] on a joint space mission with American astronauts.
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astronauts. All three are also former Soviet actors who became naturalized American citizens in the 1970s and 80s.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: The scenes set in Russia were filmed in Munich.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Saveliy Kramarov (Boris), Oleg Rudnik (Yuri), and Elya Baskin (Anatoly) all starred together in the 1984 film "[[Film/TwoThousandTenTheYearWeMakeContact 2010]]", as [[ChummyCommies Soviet cosmonauts]] on a joint space mission with American astronauts.

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* ThoseTwoGuys: Saveliy Kramarov (Boris), Oleg Rudnik (Yuri), and Elya Baskin (Anatoly) all starred together in the 1984 film "[[Film/TwoThousandTenTheYearWeMakeContact 2010]]", ''Film/TwoThousandTenTheYearWeMakeContact'', as [[ChummyCommies Soviet cosmonauts]] on a joint space mission with American astronauts.

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* ThoseTwoGuys: Saveliy Kramarov (Boris), Oleg Rudnik (Yuri), and Elya Baskin (Anatoly) all starred together in the 1984 film "[[Film/TwoThousandTenTheYearWeMakeContact 2010]]", as [[ChummyCommies Soviet cosmonauts]] on a joint space mission with American astronauts.
** All three are also former Soviet actors who became naturalized American citizens in the 1970s and 80s.
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** Averted with the dialogue - Williams is speaking real, conversational Russian.

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** Averted with the dialogue - Williams is speaking real, conversational Russian.Russian.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: Good luck finding a transistor radio like the one at Lucia's family's celebration today.

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* FakeNationality: Creator/MariaConchitaAlonso, a UsefulNotes/{{Cuba}}n, plays an Italian here.

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* FakeNationality: Creator/MariaConchitaAlonso, a UsefulNotes/{{Cuba}}n, In addition to Williams' obvious example, Cuban-Venezuelan actress Creator/MariaConchitaAlonso plays an Vladimir's Italian here.girlfriend.
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* FakeRussian: Robin Williams isn't Russian. However, this trope is averted with most of the other Russian characters, who are played by the genuine article.

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* FakeRussian: Robin Williams isn't Russian. However, this trope is averted with most of the other Russian characters, who are played by the genuine article.article.
** Averted with the dialogue - Williams is speaking real, conversational Russian.
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* FakeRussian: Robin Williams isn't Russian. However, this trope is averted with most of the other Russian characters, which are played by the genuine article.

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* FakeRussian: Robin Williams isn't Russian. However, this trope is averted with most of the other Russian characters, which who are played by the genuine article.
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* FakeNationality: Creator/MariaConchitaAlonso, a UsefulNotes/{{Cuba}}n, plays an Italian here.
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* FakeRussian: Robin Williams isn't Russian. However, this trope is averted with most of the other Russian characters, which are played by the genuine article.

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