Russian circus visits the United States. The Joker wants to defect, but doesn’t have the courage. However, his saxophonist friend decided to defect in the middle of Bloomingdale’s. He befriends the black security guard and falls in love with the Italian immigrant behind the perfume counter. We follow his life as he strives to achieve the American dream and try to find a job as a musician.
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Film actors:
- Vladimir Ivanov as Robin Williams
- Lucia Lombardo as Maria Conchita Alonso
- Lionel Witherspoon as Clevante Derricks
- Orlando Ramirez as Alejandro Rey
- Boris, KGB Agent: Savely Kramarov
- Anatoly Cherkasov as Elya Baskin
- Yuri: Oleg Rudnik
- Vladimir’s grandfather: Alexander Benyaminov
- Vladimir’s mother: Lyudmila Kramalevskaya
- Vladimir’s father: Ivo Fuzal-Wigend
- Sasha: Natalia Ivanova
- Lionel’s grandfather: Tiger Haynes
- Lionel’s mother: Edbird
- Lionel’s stepfather: Robert Macbeth
- Leanne Witherspoon as Donna Ingram-Young
- Svetlana: Olga Tallin
- Leonid: Alexander Narodsky
- French youth: Pierre Auxerre
- Veronica Cohen as Stephanie Kosillos
- Bill: Frederick Strother
- Male Staff: Anthony Cortino
- Bloomingdale’s Manager: Betsy Mazursky
- Katie Don: Katie Don
- Bloomingdale Police: Royce Rich
- FBI Agent Ross: Christopher Wynkoop
- DOJ Williams Agent: Lyman Ward
- Bitch on the Subway: Joe Lynn
- Blanche: Joey Todd
- Dave: Paul Mazursky
- Korean taxi driver: Thomas Ikeda
- Mrs. Marlowe: Barbara Montgomery
- Latin band leader: Adalberto Santiago
- Dr. Reddy: Sam Moses
- Lev: Yakov Smirnov
- Panama Hat: Sam Stoneburner
- Texans: Michael Green
- Judge (Rosetta LeNoire): Rosetta LeNoire
- …: Sal Carollo
- Character: Dana Lorge
Photography team:
- Producer: Paul Mazursky
- Screenwriter: Leon Kapetanos
- Co-producer: Pato Guzman
- Costume Design: Albert Woski
- Original Music Composer: David McHugh
- Associate Producer: Jeffrey Taylor
- Director of Photography: Donald McAlpine
- Editor: Richard Halsey
- Costume Design: Linda Wayne
- Casting: Joey Todd
- Production Coordinator: Kate Ginzberg
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