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I love this particular on-screen Fandorin: young, daring, naive. Subsequent film adaptations are much weaker in terms of conveying the atmosphere.

Still, it's a pity for Fandorin, he had so many trials in the first book, and the wedding story was such a nightmare. Somehow, he still managed not to get angry, to remain an honest and pleasant person, if we draw a parallel to the "Turkish Gambit" from here.

@Charlie13666: and I like all the Fandorins, I can review the Turkish gambit with pleasure, I especially like him there) and the costumes are very cool.

@maurum: Well, it's not such a bad game.

The series is more like a theatrical performance, in terms of acting and attention to detail. Akunin's film adaptation, which has a minimum of bullshit and a wonderful cast. Unfortunately, the film adaptations of the other books were not so lucky (