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In page Leonid Gaidai:
"Gaidai's comedies have a very visual style of comedy, utilising slapstick and physical humour, with dialogue that has been described as "pithy, aphoristic, or nonsensical".[1][2] He was a master of fast-paced comedy, his style and rhythm somewhat similar to Stanley Kramer's It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World. While his films on the surface portray socialist ideals, there are subversive elements and satire.[1] He continued to suffer interference from censors, and said of his films "We will use the means of satire to fight the flaws which still sometimes hinder the lives of Soviet people".[1]
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