A Man from the Boulevard des Capucines
- Andrei Mironov: Harry First
- Alexandra Yakovleva: Ms. Diana Little
- Mikhail Boyarsky: Blackjack
- Oleg Tabakow: Harry
- Nikolai Karatschenzow: Billy King
- Igor Kvasha: Pastor
- Oleg Anofrijew: Pianist
- Boryslaw Brondukow: Cowboy
- Lev Durov: coffin-maker
- Natalya Kratschkowskaja: Conchita
- Spartak Mishulin: Indian chief
- Galina Polskich: Maggy Thomson
- Leonid Jarmolnik: One-eyed Cowboy
The man from the Capuchin Boulevard ( Original title: Человек с бульвара Капуцинов ) is a 1987 Soviet resulting Western comedy by director Alla Surikova. His German -language premiere took place in the former GDR on 30 December 1988.
Action
The idealistic do-gooders and cinema pioneer Johnny First comes in a sleepy Wild West town called Santa Carolina, where rowdy and trigger-happy cowboys are home. It begins with film screenings, the transform after a short time the inhabitants of the town in civilized gentlemen who now drink whiskey instead prefer milk. The beautiful dancer Diana, whose heart so far as such uneroberbar was like Fort Knox, falls in love first, what fuels the jealousy of the local pastor. Also, the saloon owner Harry sees his business through First before a bankruptcy. While Firsts get around popular demonstrations up to the Indians, the pastor and Harry always hedges of new nasties to stop him. Recently they even pay the infamous robber Black Jack to murder first. First, the survived the attack traveled from temporarily to prepare for the wedding with Diana. In his absence, a Mr. Second, the will void the townspeople with primitive violent films into their old habits appear in Santa Carolina. The severely disappointed on his return First leaves Santa Carolina, but will go overtaken by his loyal lover and the remaining repentant Black Jack, who wants to dedicate his life from now on the " Almighty " movie.
Criticism
The lexicon of the International film saw a " very original, sometimes entertaining, not always tasty secure Western parody. "
Comments
The film was the most-visited the Soviet Union in 1987. He was nominated for two Nikas.
The original poster parodies the Sistine Madonna.