sir anthony hopkins is a tour de force as the older nicholas winton. the holocaust. i was speaking to sir anthony from the wiener holocaust library, the uk's largest holocaust archive. winton had no sentimentality about it. he didn't want to be regarded as a hero. he just hoped that we would learn from it. nicholas winton kept what he did secret for 50 years. but in 1988, he appeared on the bbc�*s that's life! programme. can i ask, is there anyone in our audience tonight. who owes their life to nicholas winton? — if so, could you stand up, please? it's believed 6,000 people are alive today because of winton's efforts. like nicholas winton says, the only way through is compromise. give thought and heed to the other person's point of view, instead of the culture we now live in — "no, you're wrong, i'm right." it's appalling. ordinary people wouldn't stand for this, if they knew what was actually happening. i think he wasn't somebody who ever crowed about his achievements. the last train with 250 kids was due to leave the day that germany invaded poland a

sir anthony hopkins has been talking exclusively to our culture editor katie razzall.ganisational work. now a new film, one life, charts the story of the modest london stockbroker who helped many jewish children flee czechoslovakia as hitler closed in. johnny flynn plays the young winton. do you ever think about the children and what happened to them? it meant something to me in a different way because i'm old enough to have remembered the war and remember the holocaust. is there anyone in our audience and who owes— is there anyone in our audience and who owes their life to nicholas went to? if_ who owes their life to nicholas went to? if so, _ who owes their life to nicholas went to? if so, could you. he just hoped that we would learn from it. nicholas winton kept what he did secret for 50 years. but in 1988 he appeared on the bbc�*s that's life programme. can i ask, is there anyone in our audience tonight. who owes their life to nicholas winton? — if so, could you stand up, please? it's believed 6,000 people are alive today because of winton's efforts. like nicholas

sir anthony hopkins is a tour de force as the older nicholas winton.e uk's largest holocaust archive. winton had no sentimentality about it. he didn't want to be regarded as a hero. he just hoped that we would learn from it. nicholas winton kept what he did secret for 50 years. but in 1988 he appeared on the bbc�*s that's life programme. can i ask, is there anyone in our audience tonight who owes their life to nicholas winton? if so, could you stand up, please? it's believed 6,000 people are alive today because of winton's efforts. like nicholas winton says, the only way through is compromise. give thought and heed the other person's point of view instead of the culture we now live in — "no, you're wrong, i'm right." it's appalling. ordinary people wouldn't stand for this if they knew what was actually happening. i think he wasn't somebody who ever crowed about his achievements. the last train with 250 kids was due to leave the day that germany invaded poland and all the borders shut. i think only two of them survived the war. so that was a deep shame

he even looks like the lead actor , in appearance and character, being like anthony hopkins is good,you don’t like people, yes, well, not everyone, of course, but of course it's not good relationships, it is very difficult to communicate with inmates like petrov, employees of correctional colony number 2 say. they are on their own, it is not always possible to build a dialogue with them, pedagogical methods come to the rescue. the deputy head of the colony, sergei nikon, a former school history teacher, now transfers his experience of working with difficult teenagers to work with difficult convicts. how should we treat them? how will an ordinary person treat such people? of course, this causes some disgust, indignation and anger. we, too people, we are subject to the same emotions, but i say again, you can’t have emotions. they took over, otherwise you won’t be able to work, but if you still can’t contain your emotions, a psychologist helps relieve the guard’s tension. what are your feelings, sensations, what is bothering you with a good mood, massages your neck well, or should you r

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because of the - movie with sir anthony hopkins.how much of a responsibility havee fell over the years to tell people, talk him and talk about the other children, there are not many left now, to keep the story going? {jut now, to keep the story going? our arents now, to keep the story going? our parents never _ now, to keep the story going? <1)!" parents never spoke about now, to keep the story going? cl" parents never spoke about it. talking to other people going back to school, the english parents didn't talk about it. it wasn't until esther rantzen and the whole holocaust horror stories came out that we began to seriously realise what had happened in the past. so now, as i say, we are busy travelling the country. telling schools. i have masses of letters from small children, one which i read out from an 11—year—old little girl, who says that she had a three—year—old brother and helped her mum to look after him. she went away to a holiday camp for a week and she was homesick and she couldn't understand how i felt. sometimes i woul

in world cinema, there are two films dad with anthony hopkins and vladimir mashkov, there are two filmsent daughters and granddaughters of matchmakers, but there hasn’t been a mother-in-law yet. and in our country, during the period of hurricanes, storms and snowfalls, larisa guzeeva appeared to the world in the form of a mother-in-law, together with her son-in-law garik bulldog kharlamov. red carpets, festivals and premieres are a torment for me, posing on them and smiling, taking pictures of people posing smiling. over the years, the stress has increased. a step to the right will tread on a nimble tiktoker, a step to the left will crush a fashion blogger. these are the features of a modern press press. i was waiting for the appearance of her all-russian diva, larisa guzeeva, she captivated me with her stunningly beautiful eyes. guzeeva’s look at the mother-in-law’s premiere was carefully designed to the smallest detail: an oversized jacket, an organza skirt, and low shoes with thick soles greenhouse on the chest. larisa is a trendy brand, and as always, she is lightly witty. are there