A gay film by L. Gaidai about how greedy people were chasing a winning lotto ticket, which they did not even own, was released on Soviet screens in 1982 and immediately captivated the viewer. Sparklingness, lightness, truthfulness - these are the main advantages of the Sportloto-82 comedy. The actors who played in this film - who are they and what roles did they get? Let's get it right.
"Sportloto-82": actors - leading actors
Gaidai entrusted the role of the good-natured and sincere Kostik to the Soviet actor of Lithuanian descent, Algis Arlauskas. The audience this young man was already well known for the roles of Sergei in "Take Care of Women" and Volodya Cheremin in "The Jung of the Northern Fleet."
Kostya is a pronounced positive hero and, probably, the only person who selflessly helps the true owner of a “happy” ticket to get his money.
The actress Svetlana Amanova acted as the winner of the lottery . Her heroine Tatyana refers to her win as a fun adventure. And sometimes she doesn’t care whether she receives Sportloto-82 money.
Actors who embodied on the screens the images of crooks and speculators are well-known to everyone Mikhail Pugovkin and Mikhail Kokshenov. It is the characters of these actors - San Sanych Murashko and Stepan - who are building all sorts of intrigues around Tatyana, trying to get her win.
Actors of the film "Sportloto-82": episodes
A small role went to the film by Nina Grebeshkova (“12 Chairs”, “Can't Be”), which was played by Aunt Kostik from Yuzhnogorsk - Klavdiya Antonovna.
Borislav Brondukov also flashed his talent in the comedy Sportloto-82: actors Brondukov and Louise Mossendz played the owners of the Eagle Shelter camp site, who also help Kostya, Tatyana and her fiance Pavel find the ill-fated lottery ticket.
The actor Denis Kmit acted as the bridegroom of the main character , on whose account he participated in only 4 films: “Gypsy” (1967), “Sportloto-82”, “Ka-ka-do” (1992) and “Turning the Key” (1999).
Also in the episodes such actors as Andrei Tolshin, Sergey Filippov and others lit up.