Channel One began showing its remake of the U.S. show “Prison Break,” transferring the whole story to Russia. While it’s not unusual for sitcoms to get redone with Russian characters, this is one very ambitious project.
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Channel One began showing its remake of the U.S. show “Prison Break,” transferring the whole story to Russia. While it’s not unusual for sitcoms to get redone with Russian characters, this is one very ambitious project.