I’m Not Russian, But I Play One on TV
Synopsis
Known for playing many Russian characters on the screen - despite not being one - veteran actor Ed O'Ross talks about his first experience with such role while playing the Russian drug dealer Viktor Rostavili in Walter Hill's action film "Red Heat.” Produced for the “Red Heat” DVD.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
March 20, 2001
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Key Information & Fast Facts
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- Original Title
- I’m Not Russian, But I Play One on TV
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- Unknown
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What is I’m Not Russian, But I Play One on TV about?
Known for playing many Russian characters on the screen - despite not being one - veteran actor Ed O'Ross talks about his first experience with such role while playing the Russian drug dealer Viktor Rostavili in Walter Hill's action film "Red Heat.” Produced for the “Red Heat” DVD.
Who directed I’m Not Russian, But I Play One on TV?
I’m Not Russian, But I Play One on TV was directed by Not specified.
Who stars in I’m Not Russian, But I Play One on TV?
The principal cast of I’m Not Russian, But I Play One on TV includes Ed O'Ross.
When was I’m Not Russian, But I Play One on TV released and how long is it?
I’m Not Russian, But I Play One on TV was released in 2001 with a total runtime of Unknown.