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The Doll With Millions (Russian: Кукла с миллионами; Kukla s millionami) is a 1928 Soviet comedy, directed by Sergey Komarov.
The following weapons were used in the film The Doll With Millions (Kukla s millionami):
Ortgies 6.35mm Pocket Pistol
An Ortgies 6.35mm Pocket Pistol is the personal sidearm of Paul Cuisinai (Vladimir Fogel). When he tries to shoot himself, Madame Blanche (Galina Kravchenko) takes this pistol from him.
Kolibri Pistol
A Kolibri Pistol is the personal sidearm of Pierre Cuisinai (Igor Ilyinsky). He uses it only once, when he tries to calm a baby (a very strange choice to comfort a baby).
