Jeremy Coward/Sergei Rublev (played by Nigel Havers) is a protagonist in Sleepers.
One of two KGB sleeper agents who became so integrated into British society that they forgot their original mission. He works as a successful City financier in London and enjoys a luxurious lifestyle with a posh car and studio apartment. Albert Robinson/Vladimir Zelenski (played by Warren Clarke) appears in Sleepers.
The other KGB sleeper agent living as a moderate trade unionist in Eccles with a family and council house. He discovers a KGB radio transmitter in his attic, realizes his old bosses are hunting him, and flees to locate his associate to protect his family.
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Characters
Jeremy Coward/Sergei Rublev
(played by Nigel Havers) — protagonist
One of two KGB sleeper agents who became so integrated into British society that they forgot their original mission. He works as a successful City financier in London and enjoys a luxurious lifestyle...
Albert Robinson/Vladimir Zelenski
(played by Warren Clarke) — supporting
The other KGB sleeper agent living as a moderate trade unionist in Eccles with a family and council house. He discovers a KGB radio transmitter in his attic, realizes his old bosses are hunting him, a...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Jeremy Coward/Sergei Rublev → Albert Robinson/Vladimir Zelenski
(Professional Former KGB Associates)
The plot identifies both men as former KGB sleeper agents sent to Britain and states that Albert locates his associate after recognizing the Russian t...
Story Analysis
Two forgotten KGB sleeper agents face the collapse of their British identities when their former organization begins hunting them.
