Retired mobster tries to get back in business by making friends with the kid of his ex-boss. To do so, he must became PE teacher in kid's school.
Social & External
Олег Фомин (Фома)
Алексей Верещагин (Псих, друг «Фомы»)
Валя Вялых (Усач)
Софья
Эрнест Петрович Шиловский
Гена
Александр Семёнович (Саня)
Виталий Семёнович (Виталик)
Роман Георгиевич Горыжников
Петя
Юлия Романовна Горыжникова
дочь Ксении Арина
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