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| Directed by | Philip Rosenthal |
| Written by | Philip Rosenthal |
| Produced by | Jim Czarnecki Philip Rosenthal |
| Starring | Stanislav Duzhkinov Anna Frolovtseva |
| Cinematography | Geoffrey O'Connor |
| Edited by | Brian Singbiel |
| Music by | Rick Marotta |
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Running time | 86 minutes |
| Countries |  United StatesRussia |
| Languages | English Russian |
| Box office | $87,727[1] |
Exporting Raymond is a 2010 documentary film, directed by Philip Rosenthal. The documentary follows Everybody Loves Raymond creator Philip Rosenthal on a journey to create a Russian version of the hit TV series under the name Voroniny.
Cast
- Stanislav Duzhkinov – actor (Lyonya Voronin)
- Anna Frolovtseva – actress (Galina Voronina)
- Boris Klyuyev – actor (Nikolai Voronin)
- Konstantin Naumochkin – executive producer
- Oleg Tabakov – Russian actor
- Georgii Dronov - actor (Kostya Voronin)
- Ray Romano - actor (cameo)
- Eldar - Phil Rosenthal's driver in Russia
- Shablan Muslimov - man with TV set
Review
Rotten Tomatoes gave the film 71% with a rating of 6.7/10.[2] Metacritic gave a Metascore of 55 out of 100, receiving mixed reviews based on 13 critics.[3]
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