Beware of the Car!
May 22 1966
•2h 34m
•Comedy, Crime
An insurance agent who moonlights as a car thief steals cars various crooks and never from the common people. He sells the stolen cars and gives the money to charity. His best friend, a cop, is assigned to bring in this modern robin hood.
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Innokentiy Smoktunovskiy
Юрий Деточкин
Oleg Efremov
следователь, Максим Подберезовиков
Andrey Mironov
Дима Семицветов
Georgi Zhzhyonov
автоинспектор
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