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Difference between revisions of "Three Thieves (Protsess o tryokh millionakh)"
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| − | '''''Three Thieves''''' (US release title; original title is ''Protsess o tryokh millionakh'' ("The Three Million Trial")) is a Soviet 1926 B&W silent crime comedy directed by Yakov Protazanov and based on the play "I tre ladri" by Umberto Notari. Cascarilla ([[Anatoli Ktorov]]), a gentleman thief of international fame, plans to steal a great sum of cash from the house of banker Ornano ([[Mikhail Klimov]]) but his plans are spoiled by the appearance of small-time burglar Tapioca (Igor Ilyinsky). | + | '''''Three Thieves''''' (US release title; original title is ''Protsess o tryokh millionakh'' ("The Three Million Trial")) is a Soviet 1926 B&W silent crime comedy directed by Yakov Protazanov and based on the play "I tre ladri" by Umberto Notari. Cascarilla ([[Anatoli Ktorov]]), a gentleman thief of international fame, plans to steal a great sum of cash from the house of banker Ornano ([[Mikhail Klimov]]) but his plans are spoiled by the appearance of small-time burglar Tapioca ([[Igor Ilyinsky]]). |
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Banker Ornano ([[Mikhail Klimov]]) owns a bright nickel plated [[FN Model 1900]]. | Banker Ornano ([[Mikhail Klimov]]) owns a bright nickel plated [[FN Model 1900]]. | ||
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[[File:PTM-FN1900-1.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Ornano draws a pistol when he hears a suspictious noise in his house.]] | [[File:PTM-FN1900-1.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Ornano draws a pistol when he hears a suspictious noise in his house.]] | ||
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Three Thieves (US release title; original title is Protsess o tryokh millionakh ("The Three Million Trial")) is a Soviet 1926 B&W silent crime comedy directed by Yakov Protazanov and based on the play "I tre ladri" by Umberto Notari. Cascarilla (Anatoli Ktorov), a gentleman thief of international fame, plans to steal a great sum of cash from the house of banker Ornano (Mikhail Klimov) but his plans are spoiled by the appearance of small-time burglar Tapioca (Igor Ilyinsky).
The following weapons were used in the film Three Thieves (Protsess o tryokh millionakh):
FN Model 1900
Banker Ornano (Mikhail Klimov) owns a bright nickel plated FN Model 1900.
FN Model 1905
Cascarilla (Anatoli Ktorov) owns an FN Model 1905 pistol.
Gun-shaped Lighter
During the scene in Noris Ornano's room Cascarilla's pistol switches to a gun-shaped lighter. In the final scene the lighter falls in hands of Count Mirambelli (Nikolai Prozorovsky), making him very astonished.
Mosin Nagant M1891
Prison guards on the trial carry Mosin Nagant M1891 Infantry rifles.
