Andrei Borodin «Andre» is a young Russian secret agent and the central hero of the story. In 1943, he helps Marie Louni escape danger and works with her to thwart the planned assassinations. Decades later, he travels to Paris, encounters Nathalie Louni, learns of Marie’s lasting love, and finally returns to Moscow.
Aleksey is a violinist in a circus orchestra and the father of Igor. He loves his young son and devotes his free time to teaching him music, hoping Igor will become a famous musician. His relationship with Larisa breaks down after her mother turns her against him, and Igor eventually comes to him with a violin.
Igor is a married doctor involved with Muravin's daughter Ksyusha. She tells Muravin that she is bearing Igor's child, and Muravin helps her understand the situation; it later turns out that the pregnancy claim was a lie intended to make Igor stay with her. His relationship with Ksyusha is the focus of this subplot.
Vasya is Asya’s fiancé. Asya plans to go with him wherever he is assigned after they finish their studies, choosing a life together away from the arrangements her mother makes for them. Their disagreement with Asya’s mother leads Asya to announce that the couple will soon leave.
Igor Kostolevskiy has 60 screen credits in a career dating back to 1970. Their work is anchored in the Spy Games universe with 4 titles. Signature works include Teheran '43, A Legal Marriage, A Fairy Tale Told at Night. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
