The transition from Hollywood action hero to Kremlin loyalist has taken a peculiar turn as Steven Seagal attempts to unload his Moscow real estate for a staggering profit. The 73-year-old actor is reportedly asking for £6.6 million for the property, a figure that critics and real estate experts claim is nearly seven times its actual market value. The mansion spans 5,382 square feet and is located just over a mile from Vladimir Putin’s high-security Novo-Ogaryovo palace. Pereskokova valued the property at just £950,000, which is the same price Seagal reportedly paid for it originally. For now, the “bootlicker” mansion remains a shiny, gold-leafed reminder of the actor’s controversial transition into the Kremlin’s inner circle.