This is a summary of the transcript:
- The transcript is a collection of interviews with the actors and creators of the series "A Policeman from the Ruble", a Russian comedy-drama about a group of corrupt cops who are transferred to a poor district.
- The transcript covers topics such as the origin and title of the series, the casting and audition process, the characters and their relationships, the improvisation and humor on set, the challenges and joys of filming, and the expectations for the second season.
- The transcript reveals the insights, opinions, emotions, and anecdotes of the people involved in the series, as well as their appreciation for each other and for the audience.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- The text is a transcript of an interview with the author and director of the series "A Policeman from the Ruble".
- The author and director is Ilya Kulikov, who also wrote and directed other series such as "The Jungle" and "Lawyers".
- The series is about a police officer named Grisha, who moves from a wealthy district to a poor one and faces various challenges and adventures.
- The series was originally called "The Honor in Parts", but it was changed to "A Policeman from the Ruble" for marketing reasons.
- The series is based on real stories that happened to police officers in Moscow.
- The series features a cast of actors such as Sergey Burunov, Alexander Petrov, Sofya Kashtanova, Alena Mikhailova, and others.
- The series has a lot of improvisation and humor, as well as drama and action.
- The series has been well received by the audience and the critics, and there are plans for a second season.