 While each of the interpreters dubbed a wide range of films, with many films being available in multiple versions done by different interpreters, the big names usually had specific film genres that they were known to excel at.Gavrilov, for instance, was usually heard in action films, including "Total Recall "and "Die Hard"; Mikhalev specialised in comedy and drama, most notably "A Streetcar Named Desire" and "The Silence of the Lambs"; while Volodarskiy, who is most readily associated not with a particular genre, but with the nasal intonation of his voice, is best remembered for his dubbing of "Star Wars".It is unclear why the term "Gavrilov translation" came to bear Gavrilov's name, despite Mikhalev being the most celebrated of the interpreters, though the popular nature of films dubbed by Gavrilov may be the most likely explanation.