I like American films about Russia. In Russia all the people drink vodka, in Russia always winter and the people have strange surnames.
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| Drago is not Russian surname |
The Soviet boxer in the movie "Rocky 4" name is Ivan Drago. A popular Russian name and a very, very strange surname. Probably, this is a strange Russian lived in Bulgaria or in Yugoslavia?
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| A Russian soldier with a strange surname |
In the film "Red Scorpion" Russian commando was named Nikolai Rachenko. This is a very rare surname! Much more popular surname Radchenko. But the surname of his commander even more strange.General Vortek! Vortek? Well, is nonsense! Who invented this Russian surname?
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| Danko is a Gypsy name, not a Russian surname! |
Russian policeman in the film Red Heat bears the name of Ivan Danko. Another one inaccuracy. Danko is a Gypsy name, not a Russian surname! Or was it the Roma from Russia?
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| Where screenwriters of Hollywood find such rare surnames? |
A But it's all old movies. See new Hollywood movies about Russian. Movie "Salt". Angelina Jolie plays in this film, a Russian girl named Natasha Chenkova. Where screenwriters of Hollywood find such rare surnames?
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| This name in Cyrillic letters just pointless |
But the funny thing is ahead. In the movie the Bourne identity the main character is named Foma Kiniaev! Oh my God! It's Chechen surname. But in the Cyrillic letters
of his name sounds like "WFGGHJ YBJLJBK". Just a meaningless set of Cyrillic letters.
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| It Belarusian driver's license in the name of Gulnara Gulina. No Victor Navorski! And it's a name for the woman! |
Another idiot came up with in the movie "Terminal" for Tom Hanks a surname Navorski. This is the Polish surname. But the funny thing is that in the film show a driving license from Belarus. Only then Tom Hanks is a woman named Gulnara Gulina, it is so written in Cyrillic letters in this document. And this is not a Russian name, this is a name of the women in Uzbekistan or Tajikistan.
One have to remember that these films are made for the stupid uneducated masses in the US so therefore it is Always Winter in Russia so the masses know that it is Russia.
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