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Paul Mazursky: As Dave, a man on holiday at Miami Beach.	D
Appearing in this film was Russian actor Saveliy Kramarov who was a real life defector from the U.S. [...]	D
On the DVD commentary for Moscow on the Hudson, writer/director Paul Mazursky said that he had writt [...]	D
Taking great care to create a feeling of reality and authenticity in the film, director Paul Mazursk [...]	D
After scouting locations in Stockholm in Sweden, Helsinki in Finland and Vienna in Austria, director [...]	D
The rehearsal period on this picture ran for about two weeks.	D
Director Paul Mazursky said of actor Cleavant Derricks who played Lionel Witherspoon: "When Cleavant [...]	D
Director Paul Mazursky said of actress Maria Conchita Alonso who played Lucia Lombardo: "Maria's fir [...]	D
The movie's title "Moscow on the Hudson" now lends its name to be the brand of a real life online Ru [...]	D
One of the film's main movie posters which was an aerial view of New York City was the subject of a [...]	D
At the Bavaria Studios in Munich, storefronts were dressed with Russian merchandise, Soviet signs we [...]	D
Second of four writing collaborations of Leon Capetanos and Paul Mazursky. The pictures are La tempe [...]	D
The taller KGB agent was supposedly once an instructor of Russian at the US military's joint languag [...]	D
The New York filming locations in the USA included Bloomingdale's, Times Square, Central Park, Linco [...]	D
Co-writer and director Paul Mazursky said: "Most Russians are just trying to survive. Yet, all Russi [...]	D
The music playing when Vladimir is being followed to the music store is reminiscent of some of the t [...]	D
Writer-director Paul Mazursky and his co-writer Leon Capetanos spent three weeks in Russia doing res [...]	D
After four weeks filming in Germany, the cast and crew returned to director Paul Mazursky's favorite [...]	D
In one scene, a movie theater is showing An Unmarried Woman (1978), directed by Paul Mazursky, the d [...]	D
After completing a first draft of the script, co-writers Paul Mazursky and Leon Capetanos went to Ru [...]	D
According to Robin Williams' saxophone teacher, Williams learned in two months what an adult usually [...]	D
For the first three days of principal photography the cast and crew shot at Arriflex Studios where p [...]	D
In an early scene Vladimir attempts to buy three pairs of shoes in a state run store, even though th [...]	D
The concept for the movie was an idea that director and co-writer Paul Mazursky had been toying with [...]	D
Director and co-writer Paul Mazursky admitted that this film project originated with a piece of fami [...]	D
The German filming locations in Munich included the Circus Kronen, Leopoldstrasse, Ludwigstrasse, an [...]	D
One of eleven theatrical feature film collaborations of costume designer Albert Wolsky and actor-wri [...]	D
Robin Williams spent months learning to play the saxophone and, according to his music tutor, achiev [...]	D
Star Robin Williams was given the most difficult task of all - that of becoming a Russian. No strang [...]	D
Principal photography began on 11th July 1983 in Munich, West Germany which was experiencing the hot [...]	D
Director Paul Mazursky spent a year's preparation on this movie by speaking with Russians living in [...]	D
After returning to the USA and polishing the script, director / co-writer Paul Mazursky began lookin [...]	D
In preparation for his role, for about a year, lead actor Robin Williams studied Soviet customs and [...]	D
Production designer Pato Guzman elaborated about the street scenes set in Russia but filmed in Germa [...]	D
One of the movie's main movie posters featured a long preamble that read: "America is sometimes a st [...]	D
Star Robin Williams commented on the Munich leg of the shoot in Germany: "All of us, especially the [...]	D
Sameliy Kramarov, Elya Baskin and Oleg Rudnik worked together again in the film '2010' (1984) where [...]	D
The scenes set in Russia were shot in Munich, Germany at Bavaria Studios. The studio had a large ext [...]	D
One of four pictures that filmmaker Paul Mazursky made for the Columbia Pictures studio. The movies [...]	D
JackÃ©e Harry's debut.	D

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Road signs in Moscow scenes are messy. For instance, Vladimir passes sign "no vehicles allowed" and [...]	D
In Ivanov's Moscow apartment he greets his family "utro" ("morning" in English). But it doesn't work [...]	D
In the credits, the city that is known as MÃ¼nchen in German and as Munich in English is listed as [...]	D
The can of Coke that the KGB agent is holding during the circus performance in New York is obviously [...]	D
When Antoly writes "FREEDOM" on the bus window, some incorrectly believed he was writing it in dust [...]	D
Orlando and Vladimir's "Korean Cab Driver" speaks in Japanese after Orlando berates him for missing [...]	D
Whenever Vladimir plays the saxophone, he is clearly not playing the music heard (the fingering is o [...]	D
All license plates on Moscow cars are obviously fakes, especially the ones on the KGB's Volga.	D
In the USSR of the 1980s even teenagers weren't acquainted with middle finger gesture, let alone an [...]	D
Right at the start of film you can see crew reflected in window as Robin Williams is headed to the l [...]	D
In his apartment Vlad plays a tape for Lucy that he says he brought from Russia. He defected in Bloo [...]	D
Back in 1980s the only foreign public bus purchased by USSR was Hungarian Ikarus, while definitely d [...]	D

Frase

french man on bus: [first lines] french man on bu [...]	D
Vladimir Ivanoff: In Moscow we fought for an inch [...]	D
Anatoly Cherkasov: An artist without freedom is li [...]	D
Lionel Witherspoon, Bloomingdales Security Officer [...]	D
Vladimir Ivanoff: You don't look like Marxist. Ve [...]	D
Vladimir Ivanoff: [confronting a stranger followin [...]	D
Vladimir Ivanoff: I read about slavery. Lionel Wi [...]	D
Boris, KGB man: [speech given before going to Amer [...]	D
Orlando Ramirez, Vladimir's Cuban Lawyer: My fathe [...]	D
Vladimir's Grandfather: [in Russian] There are who [...]	D
Vladimir Ivanoff: That be two big Macs, one quarte [...]	D
[last lines] Vladimir Ivanoff: [voice over as he [...]	D
The Judge: Ladies and Gentlemen, good morning. Tod [...]	D
Cop: This is New York City. A man can do whatever [...]	D
Vladimir Ivanoff: Yesterday I bought my first pair [...]	D
Anatoly Cherkasov: O ok, ok, ok. Let's practice ou [...]	D
Lionel Witherspoon, Bloomingdales Security Officer [...]	D

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