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==Foreign Adaptations== |
==Foreign Adaptations== |
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In 2012, [[NBC]] purchased the broadcating rights in U.S., and NBC approved the shooting of the pilot for the American version, which is expected to called "[[M.I.C.E]]" Money, Ideology, Coercion & Ego. |
In 2012, [[NBC]] purchased the broadcating rights in U.S., and NBC approved the shooting of the pilot for the American version, which is expected to called "[[M.I.C.E]]" Money, Ideology, Coercion & Ego. |
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In April 2013, the series was sold to J.I.T.V Productions in [[Russia]]. Russian local version will be developed in cooperation with Sreda prodco based on the signed development deal. |
In April 2013, the series was sold to J.I.T.V Productions in [[Russia]]. Russian local version will be developed in cooperation with Sreda prodco based on the signed development deal. |
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Revision as of 11:20, 7 May 2014
| The Gordin Cell | |
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| Genre | Psychological thriller Serial drama |
| Created by | Ron Leshem Daniel Syrkin Amit Cohen Giora Yahalom |
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| Composer | Arkadi Duchin |
| Country of origin | Israel |
| Original languages | Hebrew Russian |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 12 (list of episodes) |
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| Production location | Tel Aviv |
| Running time | 40-45 minutes |
| Production companies | Tedi Entrprises & Productions yes |
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| Network | yes (Israel) |
| Release | January 4 – March 22, 2012 |
The Gordin Cell is a drama/thriller series developed for Israeli television by Ron Leshem and Daniel Syrkin. created by Ron Leshem. The series stars Ran Danker as Eyal Gordin, an Israeli Air Force officer and Mark Ivanir as Yaakov Lundin, a Russian Intelligence Agent.
The Gordin Cell is a drama thriller, at the center of which is a married pair of former spies forced to face their past when asked to surrender their son to Russian Intelligence to become a spy himself. Will he choose to betray his parents or his native country?.
Cast
Main cast
- Ran Danker as Eyal "Alik" Gordin, an Israeli Air Force officer, who is forced to work for the Russian Intelligence.
- Elena Yerlova as Diana Gordin, former spy, Eyal's mother.
- Slava Bibergal as Mikhail "Miki" Gordin, Eyal's father. former IAI worker
- Neta Riskin as Nati Ganot (Nathalia Gordin), A successful businesswoman, Russian spy and Eyal's sister.
- Grandmother Nina (Svetlana Narbayeva), Retired physician, Diana Gordin's mother, a former spy
- Tom Hagi as Yonatan - Eyal's best friend, served with him in the IDF 699 Rescue Unit
- Moni Moshonov as Peter Yom-Tov, a Bulgarian Shabak agent, works in the Russian Department.
- Aviv Alush as Ofir Rider, young Shabak agent, Yom-Tov's partner.
- Samuel Calderon as Velvala, Head of the Russian Department in the Counter-Intelligence branch of Shin-Bet.
- Mark Ivanir as Yaakov "Yasha" Lundin - a Legend in the heyday of Soviet espionage, but forgotten here. The new generation of commanders in the SVR (which replaced the KGB) has no knowledge of his former greatness and respect that used to be afforded to him. He wants to leave as a winner, with a major last operation on his resume, bit in fact he does not want to leave at all, having getting used to being an Israeli. Only his wife Esther pressures him to leave.
- Nathalia Manor as Esther Lundin, Yaakov's wife
- Valeria Polyakova as Ludmila, Commander of the Wires' Department in the Russian Embassy in Tel Aviv
- Ischo Avital as Gen. Gideon Ophir, Israeli Air Force Commander.
- Denis Sandler(Sapozhnikov) as KGB spy agent, in action to protect the resident and to hunt some traitors like "Yasha"[Mark Ivanir]and Nati Ganot(Nathalia Gordin) [Neta Riskin]
- Anton Ostrovsky-Klein as Vysotzky, computer technician in Shabak
Foreign Adaptations
In 2012, NBC purchased the broadcating rights in U.S., and NBC approved the shooting of the pilot for the American version, which is expected to called "M.I.C.E" Money, Ideology, Coercion & Ego. but soon the series has been cancelled. On May 2014, NBC ordered a pilot of 'Allegience', A CIA drama based on the israeli tv show, created by David Hope.
In April 2013, the series was sold to J.I.T.V Productions in Russia. Russian local version will be developed in cooperation with Sreda prodco based on the signed development deal.