Legend No. 17

Biopic of Russian ice hockey legend Valeri Kharlamov from early childhood, rising to the pinnacle of the sport and his untimely death

Cast

Danila Kozlovsky

as Kharlamov

Oleg Menshikov

as Tarasov

Vladimir Menshov

as Balashov

Roman Madyanov

as Alpher

Svetlana Ivanova

as Irina

Alejandra Grepi

as Begonia

Götz Otto

as Canadian national team captain

Darya Ekamasova

as Tatiana

Valentin Smirnitskiy

as Chairman of sport

Nina Usatova

as Doktorsha

Reviews

hispanico

Cine-ritratto su Valeri Kharlamov, leggendario giocatore russo di hockey su ghiaccio tra il 1969 al 1981: la sua vita è narrata a partire dalla sua infanzia passando per l'apice del successo sportivo fino alla sua morte prematura....

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