What animal was filmed both in the Caucasian prisoner and in the 9th company? Detailed answer

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What animal was filmed both in the Caucasian prisoner and in the 9th company?

A donkey was needed to shoot the scene with the old Afghan man in the film "9th Company". The film crew turned to the Yalta Zoo, explaining that they need an animal that is not afraid of the camera and loud sounds. Zoo workers immediately advised the donkey Lucy, who almost 40 years ago starred in the "Prisoner of the Caucasus", carrying Shurik. The role in the "9th company" she also played perfectly.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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