Melodrama "Princess on Beans": actors, roles, short story

In the film "The Princess on Beans" actors of Russian cinema act out a well-known story about Cinderella and the Prince. Only this story in a new way and adapted to the realities of the 90's. So, who became the heroine of the "fairy tale" this time, and who acted as a "prince"?

"Princess on Beans": actors. Elena Safonova as Nina

The main heroine of the film is Nina Sheremetyeva. She works twenty-four hours a day, but not because her stepmother ordered, but because such are the realities of life: a woman has a large family, an unemployed husband and two children. As a result, Nina, whose ancestors belonged to the famous aristocratic family, turns out to be a dishwasher, a saleswoman, and a cleaning lady in combination. Sheremetyev does not see the prospects for another life for himself. While on the threshold does not appear businessman Dmitry Pupkov and does not make a woman an "obscene" proposal.

In the film "The Princess on Beans" the actors were assembled rather well-known. Elena Safonova began her career in the 74th year, starring in the drama "I'm looking for my destiny." An important milestone in the career of the actress was the film "The Return of the Butterfly", in which Safonova played the main role. However, the truly famous woman made the melodrama of Igor Maslennikov "Winter Cherry". He also invited Elena in her film about Sherlock Holmes for the role of Lady Hope.

In the cinematograph of the new period, Elena lit up in the projects "Music for December", "Women's Property" and "Empire under attack".

Sergey Zhigunov as Dmitry

The hero of Sergei Zhigunov in this film appears to us a successful businessman who lavishes money left and right and turns numerous novels. Once Dmitry Ivanovich Pupkov comes up with the idea that his name is not as good as we would like. Then he decides to "buy" a new name for himself by means of a fictitious marriage. So in the field of view of Dmitry falls poor Nina, who can not make ends meet. However, it turns out that buying a woman is not so easy. At least this one.

Sergei Zhigunov gained popularity long before the release of this film on the screens. Basically, his famous name, he owes a series of films by Svetlana Druzhinina about midshipmen. In the 90s, Zhigunov started producing activities: his company released two pretty good historical films - "Countess de Monsoro" and "Queen Margot". In the 2000s, the actor started talking with renewed vigor, thanks to the project "My Fair Nanny" and a scandalous novel with Anastasia Zavorotnyuk.

Vladimir Konkin as Bones

The role of Nina's husband, slobbering and whining, was played by Konkin Vladimir Alekseevich. While his wife works on 3-4 jobs, he lies on the couch and philosophizes about life. Moreover, the unemployed husband is particularly voracious, so that in the refrigerator for a long time does not linger what his wife brings "in the beak".

The period of popularity of Vladimir Konkin is also in the Soviet years. Quite successful was the role played by the artist Pavel Korchagin in the drama "How the Steel Was Tempered". The next successful image went to the artist in Leonid Bykov's film "Aty-bata, the soldiers were walking".

However, the best role of the artist and to this day is considered the role of humanist Sharapov in the legendary series "The venue can not be changed." If you look that way, the image of the doubting and extremely principled citizen Konkin subsequently embodied quite often.

In the filmography of Vladimir, you can also mention the films "Romance of the Lovers" and "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer".

Other performers of roles

Vladimir Eremin in the "Princess on Beans" played the role of Dmitry Pupkov's companion. The hero of Eremin is pragmatic and serious when talking about money. What can not you say about his friend Pupkov. Eremin also starred in the films "Kamenskaya", "Criminal Quartet" and "Afghan Break".

Mamuka Kikaleishvili, a native of Tbilisi, began to appear in the frame since 1985. In the film he played the restaurant's director. In general, Mamuka Kikaleishvili is more famous for the comedy Eldar Ryazanov's "Old Nags." And also on the role of Berkovich in the TV series Igor Maslennikov "What did the deceased say?".

Also in the movie "Princess on Beans" actors were involved from Ukraine. It's about Olga Sumskaya and Ruslan Pysanka. Olga Sumskaya in the movie is removed infrequently: her starring role - in the series "Roksolana." Ruslana Pysanka is widely known for her role as the Witch Gorpany in Jerzy Hoffmann's film "Fire and Sword".