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Klimovsky (masculine),
Klimovskaya (feminine), or
Klimovskoye (neuter) may
refer to:
Klimovsky District, a
district of
Bryansk Oblast,
Russia Klimovsky...
- León
Klimovsky Dulfán (16
October 1906 – 8
April 1996) was an
Argentine film director,
screenwriter and
producer notable for his work
during the classical...
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Klimovsky District (Russian: Климовский райо́н) is an
administrative and muni****l
district (raion), one of the twenty-seven in
Bryansk Oblast, Russia...
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Leonid Klimovsky (born 22
March 1983), is a
Russian ****sal
player who
plays for
Sibiryak and the
Russian national ****sal team. "2012 FIFA ****sal World...
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Klimovsky (Russian: Климовский; masculine),
Klimovskaya (Климовская; feminine), or
Klimovskoye (Климовское; neuter) is the name of
several rural localities...
- of
Monte Cristo (Spanish: El
Conde de Montecristo),
directed by León
Klimovsky and
starring Jorge Mistral 1954: The
Count of
Monte Cristo,
starring Jean...
- Naschy's
favorite director was León
Klimovsky, with whom he made
eight horror and
action films.
Naschy praised Klimovsky's professional workmanlike attitude...
- vampiros) is a 1973
Spanish supernatural horror film
directed by León
Klimovsky and
starring Jack Taylor,
Dyanik Zurakowska, José Guardiola, and Helga...
- film
directed by León
Klimovsky and Enzo G.
Castellari and
starring Anthony Steffen.
Although credited only to León
Klimovsky, A Few
Dollars for Django...
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later turns himself in to the police. El túnel (1952),
directed by León
Klimovsky, with
Laura Hildago and
Carlos Thompson. El túnel (1977, TV movie), directed...
