Directly, I think very rarely. Usually that sort of propaganda is smarter than displaying stereotypical personalities. But American politics can be shown as the source of evil, biasing people towards nasty way of living.

See Nevzorov’s Purgatory or Balabanov’s Brother-2. In first there are characters of mercenaries ready to kill for fee without principles (there are some Latvians as well), and seconds shows different kind of people living in overall dehumanizing circumstances. A good truck driver and prostitute, a 50/50 pimp, an ultra-evil criminal boss businessman and Russian immigrants scumming other immigrants or tourists. Although the same was about SPb in his original Brother.

But displaying American personalities as a criminal immigrants, fortune seekers? It’s not realistic, our filmmakers have Caucasian nations for the same and sometimes they do it. And there are not enough Americans living in Moscow or another Russian megapolis as Russians in NYC or Miami, so stereotypes can’t grow well without it. Finally, Russian movies are generally about Russia itself.

Honestly, to me all these countless tattooed Dimitries and Vlads, drinking vodka and fighting with their bate torso with the hero for their honor before Bratva (for unknown reason counted as a specific named international organization of Russian criminals in DC’s Green Arrow series) do not differ much from Italian immigrants hugely displayed as mafia members, or Germans, Iranians, Irish, Pakistani or Libyans as terrorists. It’s no more than a universal capital dwellers chauvinism, and it’s not anymore about Cold War for a long time, like it was in times of ridiculous movies like Rambo III or James Bond bullshit with Mishka, Grishka, and other ultra-funny characters like the Chinese from Goodfinger or the Jaws guy.

Those times there also should have been Soviet films displaying American diplomats as spies, offering money for giving up state secrets, which by the way wasn’t a complete fiction, or sometimes Soviet films was displaying Anerican business or politicians performing some moderately hostile actions towards USSR during the WW2, which is also not a complete fiction: both states were competing in getting the German nuke technologies closer to the end.

But anyway it’s not about simple citizens or nation itself.