an active enemy, well, who is my friend here cinema one tv presents, well, how was your benefit performance, it was wonderful the sea of ​​flowers, they were also stolen. i gave them to a friend. and what was the name of this friend? alexander if tuesday how much time would have to be spent and defeat the forces of the lips planned? comrades, so that the whole

party khrushchev could intimidate the west, he did this so that the american hawks were afraid of us and even in their dreams could not imagine that a war with the soviet union could cost them little blood. sometimes his threats were real basis, for example, testing the most powerful bomb. in the history of mankind, the force of an explosion. the king of the bomb, 10 times the power of all the explosions of world war ii. and sometimes khrushchev just bluffs the truth himself, calling it a military trick. we make rockets, as sausages on the assembly line say, although in fact in the sixty-second year he had only 27 missiles capable of flying to america, but after installing missiles at nato bases in turkey, the americans already had more than 400 missiles with

nuclear warheads capable of reaching the soviet union khrushchev is puzzling over how to cut. this shameful lag and soon he finds a way out. and now we invite you to the moscow circus. the soviet artists dedicated this big colorful performance to vuvé, khrushchev's idea is as follows. but what if we take and place soviet short-range and medium-range missiles, which in the ussr, unlike intercontinental ones, are more than enough in cuba, then we will let them know what if something happens? we , too, will be able to strike a serious retaliatory strike, but also cuba will protect two birds with one stone, so to speak. the main thing was that khrushchev believed that this operation was a secret. if we

are trying to do this and the missiles are already in place ready for battle, then this can shackle the will to military actions of the united states of america, and if this were to happen, then it would not be bad. he thought it through carefully, but it was not a military, but a political operation, khrushchev did not at all want these missiles to ever be used to strike the united states, he just wanted to flex his muscles to make the americans respect soviet union a. at the same time, using the example of cuba, show the whole world how the soviet union cares about its allies. in july 1962, my operation to deceive nato intelligence announced the

conduct of large-scale ocean exercises of the soviet navy. loading takes place simultaneously in six ports of the soviet union during the day, tractors and other agricultural equipment are loaded. and this movie camera is diligently filming. but that 60 missiles with nuclear warheads, helicopters, tanks, bombers are also sent to cuba anti-aircraft guns and almost 50,000 military personnel, of course, did not capture this camera. horror knows the purpose military supplies are delivered to the port and in the dead of night , under the cover of darkness, rockets tanks and other military equipment are loaded into huge holds. or death the level of secrecy of the operation is so high that even the captains of the ships do not know where they are going. the only exceptions are people in

civilian clothes. they tell the captains the port of destination, but only after the ships go out into the atlantic ocean, love is my first voyage. arrives in cuba in july. over the next two and a half months. soviet ships will moor another 200 times off the coast of the island of freedom in mid- october 62, an american reconnaissance aircraft 2 worked over cuba, when cia experts deciphered the images, they immediately discovered traces of work on the construction of missile launch sites, tractors, tankers, and themselves rockets not very skillfully covered with a camouflage

tarp. meeting the cause of a person here is a phrase uttered by khrushchev reports, present about the operation of canada and that in two hours president kennedy will address the nation with an emergency message. such urgency can only be explained by one thing, khrushchev explains, the americans discovered our missiles. and since they have not yet been put on alert, this means that nothing will now prevent the americans from striking at cuba. so then we are left with nothing else. how to stand up for the island and this will be the beginning of the third world war. i call on khrushchev

to immediately remove the missiles from this island. treacherous provocative and stupid threat to peace and stable relations between our countries, after listening to the translation of kennedy's speech, khrushchev was delighted; there was not a word about the start of hostilities. it spoke about the establishment of a quarantine around cuba. it sounded so rather uh vague and not very sinister. i would say that is why our first response was rather tough khrushchev decides to ignore the american quarantine and gives the order to bring the army, including the missile troops, into full combat readiness, the situation in the world heating up rapidly. president kennedy does not find a place in the white house, and nikita khrushchev

is at the theater at this time. now the situation is tense and we will appear in the theater, people will see this. this will be a calming action, that if khrushchev is in the theater at this time, then you can therefore sleep without worrying. we were still worried though. yes, we did not want to start this war, but as they say, a hair got into a fight. don't be sorry, back off. it means to show weakness commanders of submarines coming with the last a convoy of soviet ships to cuba receive an order in the event of any military action by the americans, who came out to meet them at the quarantine line, to respond with fire to defeat with nuclear torpedoes, the situation in the world continues to worsen. sitting in his residence, khrushchev carefully studies

the report of the soviet intelligence, the american army is in full combat readiness. more than 200 american bombers with nuclear bombs raised in the air and circling around the borders of the ussr missiles advanced to combat positions from launching them separated by a push of a button. huge military forces are concentrated in the south of the united states, the invasion of cuba can begin at any moment. but how to get out of this nightmarish situation with dignity, without losing, carefully everything, thinking, khrushchev finds a way out in the next day. he will dictate two letters to the president. the soviet union is ready to remove the missiles from the island but the united states must remove its missiles from turkey the soviet government undertakes not to invade turkey and the us government must

make the same declaration regarding the gulf. khrushchev takes colossal risks continues to put pressure on kennedy putting forward his conditions in response to the president's ultimatum to remove soviet missiles from cuba and kennedy will compromise in less than two days americans for the first time in the history of the cold war of a classic real exchange. for many years is the field of history. i'm ready as we are i believe that there the cold war of the khrushchev period has become

the recognition of the soviet union as the world's second superpower , a country equal in status to the united states, a country with a voice to be reckoned with made world war iii impossible. in the summer of 1984, the streets of the cities of the soviet union were empty on tv, the tv series began showing taz is authorized to declare spy games, safe houses, secret surveillance and ampoules with poison , a life-and-death battle of the two most powerful intelligence agencies in the world at the height of the cold war, if i may

remind you that intelligence will not become within a year do a radio monologue? there is a feedback, about which we do not have the slightest idea , kgb general konstantinov was ordered to find and neutralize a foreign intelligence spy operating in moscow under the code name trianon , it is thanks to his information that the enemy is preparing a military coup in one african country, several fit the description of the spy at once human, auto mechanic paramonov researcher olga winter her husband, zotov and lover dubov but soon olga suddenly dies the scouts are sure of her poisoned with an unknown poison, suspicion falls on winter's beloved sergei oak, it was he who turned out to be a spy, but it was not possible to get evidence from him. at this time, colonel slaven in

africa is trying to unravel the tangle of events around the trianon, he is opposed by the cia agents, the treacherous merchant john glap and his spanish companion saw. they will not stop before anything kills witnesses, substitutes innocent people. glym himself even hid his ex-wife in a mental hospital, if only it would not interfere, but our intelligence officer is smarter and more experienced, he reveals everything glob's plans and forces him to play by his own rules. thy must make stop the coup. but i can't. true but then you delay at least a few days for the rest of our business in moscow , counterintelligence officers, led by konstantinov, decided to go for a trick, make up a patrion employee and conduct a special operation to capture a spy. the cia

had to overcome a lot of difficulties, but the superb stellar cast and brilliant directing. made tass authorized to declare a truly cult year 1984 and the film tass is authorized to declare and i am glad welcome to our studio vladimir petrovich fokina people's artist of russia directors vasilievich honored artist of russia mechanika paramonova good afternoon and alexander ivanovich kolpakidi historian of the secret services who will help, i hope we figure out how true this story was told in the film, finally elena khanga tv presenter, as the daughter of a prime minister and

a revolutionary, she is intimately familiar with the world of political intrigue. we hope so lena but first, of course, a question from vladimir petrovich to fokin regarding the creation of this picture, which has been enjoying, in fact, the same success for 35 years, it is shown on television. what do you think, in what? here is her secret of such popularity, why are these soviet intrigues still here? i would say that we were not so busy before due to one circumstance, the difference between this picture and many others is that this is a true story. uh, it happened in latin america it started in bolivia hmm and when we were filming in cuba uh african line so called i came across people who knew all the characters very well , moreover, i even met there olga’s husband is, uh, crappy, which is the prototype, and the characters of the characters are fedorov yes, and since there was a

brilliant ensemble of actors, than we taught, we loved this picture, we are watching this picture no. in the eighty-fourth year, when the picture was released, you were among those who stuck at the tv and were generally afraid to miss it. of course not, i enjoyed watching. this is a movie, because there, well, such men were there. such a set. well, you could fall in love with anyone. you take it right here and you fall in love with everyone. well , of course, tikhonov is first love, because talking about a sequel there was another reason why i watched this movie. and you probably do n't even know. why was there a lot of my friends who were not actors who starred in the extras, but this community is that on mosfilm, probably somewhere there is a daddy

called black russian who is always invited , we always went to steaks in the whole movie, where it is necessary to depict foreigners or africans, and i saw a shock there. these people, for example, george tynes, and in the first series, a-a bar, where our intelligence officer and such an old man come, well, there, how old is he at 70? he says go to another bar. this is a man who came from america with my grandparents. he was he, well, like a member of our family. he came here to build communism. so then he fell in love with a russian beauty. they have two children there. and so he came to visit us all his life, because his daughter filmed. there he filmed a wonderful cuban, a russian cuban. and her mother is russian, her father was a frightened sailor and her father, she somehow didn’t catch it, but this does not cancel her

fantastic beauty. so you were looking at your friends. and how lucky are they? wow, they dreamed that it was necessary, but for some reason the christmas trees and sticks bypassed you. little little was a little well interesting topic, because it was a serious problem, but i was filming, except for the professional actors there nikolaev, for example, graduate students are all in the world, and, including in rather tough situations, and here, uh, leonid kuravlyov e at the time that zotov plays during the detention. he had to fight an unprofessional partner. and this graduate student was a wonderful guy doctor. uh, i decided to play a little better than i already have, and he, uh, how i

had to leave this single double in the picture. it’s just that you can see how his glasses just scatter with spray, he’s right in his forehead. here is the best alexander well want to join our conversation. why it seems to you, namely this story, respectively, counterintelligence. our decided to give publicity. i think because there was an arrest of an american agent, but in the film this is an unpleasant man, but in real life it turned out to be a pretty young widow, who, by the way, was a green belt in taekwondo, and she put up a fight there. and yes, they say there that she hit two chekists there very hard, in fact, a woman who was an employee, she then treated her and managed to throw out the clip. she had a clip our operatives did not know then what the

americans wear when going to such meetings. what small receivers on the chest to listen to the broadcast, because those who delay will talk, they will hear. well, ours did not know then, it was the first case. just like she was. well, she was not semenovich, but it was still hard for her to wear on her chest. she wore it under her arm, and they thought that he had a gun under his arm and this quarrel began. and during the quarrel, she threw off the clip. and when they have this device, she has still selected. they couldn't understand how she was listening. he says under his arm. uh-huh. i mean, it was real. that's the only thing so strong, that is, a man. probably i think, because somehow it was not very good. a widow girl can give. well, by the way, they didn’t really beat her. she just had bruises on her arms and damaged her watch. and, by the way, the girl she just hit when she was being transported in a car, li dul offered him, because she is a widow, she immediately fell into this, you know,

and everything is described quite correctly. the beginning of this stories. why it was decided to make this story public, therefore, i will say the fact is that at that time there was a very powerful movement. uh, the so-called eurocommunism, and in particular, there was a lot. uh, leftists, livak, parties and so on. well, here is the movement of the red brigades. and may you remember yes the kidnapping of the albumor, uh in italy it was the prime minister of italy they are so orthodox communists, they kidnapped him and killed and the whole world. uh, hmm started just incredibly viciously accusing the soviet union of being a hotbed of uh international terrorism, and at this time the gardener poisoned. uh, poisoned olga serova. and boyars. he told me about this called them to him, dropping. she

said guys. here is the case we won. find a good writer and let's publish so they can see who is poisoning people in foreign territory. with you, mikhail vasilyevich, you have, uh, there was a slight negative accent in the series. i said this to the character, but your success was overwhelming, but i know that this success influenced your future career. you have some the picture was not approved by the captain of the submarines, yes, that is, everything, uh, the reputation was tarnished, walked right by the tank. that's all that was said just now, i heard with great pleasure, because nothing of this left me. i played a simple russian drunk, however, which you suspected, but really. indeed, this woman was worth suspecting fingers of intrigue. yeah, and just those who, if they looked at the picture, probably think that it is so cleverly invented by the playwright, we are the director. he is the screenwriter of anything like this

life came up with a chic false intrigue, everything is absolute, that is, everything converged on this person and so on, then uh, this picture inflicted such a physical effect on me. to say the damage in part can amuse you, because the other picture. i didn’t have such a thing, they say, uh, there is such a bike. uh, is it difficult to be an actor, and what is difficult pour yes, drink in your case, it's not. in this picture, i came to drink 13 glasses of water. believe it. we are just now showing behind your back. it's just that he doesn't need it. that's not necessary. this is, of course, you poured it for you, which is decent to tell. well, tell the dacha, the stage, i'm standing in line like this person. i give 20 kop. i'm pouring a glass. i drink and leave. the scene lasted in one piece filmed, if you remember igor livanov operator. he 's just over he he i thought he'd burst with

rabies. i just left here. stop and then, how did it turn out, that further behind me, as if the operative was playing his young boy, something didn’t work out for them there, here. double second motor. yes, i'm the boss. here it is 20 kopecks. drinking cup. by the way, here you go, young. i remember that when you offered me, come on 100 g. but what to suffer. yes, i say, well, what a drunk is normal in general. yes, no, this is one glass character, the real character had a bite, he always took a herring and had a bite. well, that is, there was no time to have a snack, so in short, the second i drink a glass. it's good. stop. and so, 10 takes after 10, i requested a technical break, perhaps already yes, there was simply nowhere to go. then they shot two more takes and, well, well, sort of, well,

it seems that one should be indignant and so on, but uh, i didn’t eat it, because here, to be honest, i was called out . it's respect that the director and the actor of the episode, how detailed he works and makes sure that all this is. it's not a compliment. it's me it's like that. uh, really, few people can call me like that, you know, so i endured endured i will endure until the tenth. then he simply asked quietly, but klebanov was ready to burst, because the code was flying, they say. i once, it seems to be not important, absolutely, of course, it is possible for intuition, and after 12 when they removed me, the administration approached me and said, come on 13. i'm guys, understand, wait. now for an encore. that is, what was the point? the point is that you still need to shoot, as if operational shooting, where then they will tell me that every day he is there or there through, as it were, to change. eh, here's a little. well, like an operational camera. removes. well, i couldn't say

yes, otherwise come again, here and so on and the thirteenth glass. i drank for an encore. well, it's really a heroic way. but that's not all. i'm telling you about the tank to talk, all the same terrible is what they mentioned, when the first one went, this powerful broadcast all over the soviet union. at first i watch with pleasure, but at this moment. i was offered to shoot first samples of the captain of the soviet submarine, but the prototype of which was a marinescu, i did tests in the baltic for these submarines without a bruise. always the director. i liked it. i liked him. he approved me in the studio, approved me, and that's it. and in the summer, like shooting during the holidays and so on and quite this moment they say, they call it the wind, to rejoice at the picture of the state order, it must approve the actors of the state cinema of the ussr, and now in the state cinema of the ussr at the level of freeze the editor-in-chief of the state cinema, they go showing the industry on the screen, my mug. he

says who he is, and these are the same ticks that you are telling me about the theater every day, in front of all the people, he runs on factory tv. and you want him to rent capital from you, play the captain, raise the soviet one, and yes, that’s all. alexander how are you? you know, uh, the kgb in general carefully, so to speak, followed this kind of products. the film had a difficult fate, and at first no one would want to let them on the screen. strictly speaking, the sixty-seventh year. it was some kind of program, it was not andropov who started it, but he just became chairman this year, and he personally followed it. one of his deputies tsvigun, as is known, was generally famous, a writer and consultant for many films. here are aliases and so on. that is, there was a whole program andropov wanted to strengthen the image of the kgb in this way antropov achieved a change in the status of the kgb in general yeah yes, that is him. well, and accordingly, he needed exactly to strengthen this film one of the best, because when that is, it cannot be

perceived, just as a pr of the company, because when these actually become admitted, here are some details. and today we have the opportunity to see much more of them in particular. there are some documentaries out there. then you'll be amazed at what. in general, fantastic intrigues took place at the very time that we considered so calm. eh, here is such a stagnation, like, as in the same film there are still no most important intrigues, because then it was. well, it’s impossible to say, just when the film was released, a czech was arrested, who infiltrated the cia back in the early 1910s and pointed this group of diplomats at this group of diplomats, who, in fact, were checked, and one of whom turned out to be the triada gardener, and this check is just that time was only arrested by the americans and precisely, for example, in this film there is no story with the daughter of the secretary of the central committee - one of the brides of this one. well, this is a

gardener, he is the most interesting of all, but he was a completely return man to women, he had a huge number of brides' mistresses. that is, he had some kind of abnormal attitude. it 's okay. well, you also do not question this, we are completely parallel to the line, too, you say there, the secretary of the central committee has a daughter very well, which yes, it would not be worth going in. well, one of these very serious works in the film was vyacheslav tikhonov and let's remember this wonderful actor, and we took a short interview with his daughter anna as she told us how her father treated work. at in general. he even probably at first doubted whether he or not, because he didn't want repetitions or my 17 moments, of course he gave me a little script to read. i liked it better,

of course, the role that yuri methodius played. but what was offered was our beloved yuri methodius, worthy and our favorite, so he played very well, a role that is more active. i actually about it. the strict intelligent and incredibly charming general konstantinov was very remembered by the audience. perhaps thanks to the that tikhonov was personally acquainted with the famous intelligence officer young konon. they lived in the same house and also communicated with families. it happened. he talked about it a lot, of course. he talked about the fact that he was very fond of him secretly watching how young people talk, how he tells stories, and he saw that he very often had tears in his eyes, that is, and he thought, what a heartfelt hmm psyche. probably this person. how much he had to endure, of course, with the same people not often meet. it remains a trace of

communication with them for life, therefore, maybe something here, many were confident in the life of tikhonov, the same as on the screen, a laconic closed one, but close people knew him completely differently. he had a very large palette of feelings, manifestations, like the actor yes , very much, that is, he could sometimes be somehow loud, like a volcanic eruption. yes, when he did not like something, but it was extremely rare. it had to be something built up in him for him to break through like that. uh, basically, of course he was. restrained. naturally. here at guests with children. he was a man with humor, who loved some funny stories, loved someone. in general, even somehow pin up. eh, sometimes his cunning eye kind of lit up, maybe especially when people don’t really like to communicate with the press and don’t really like to open up their personal lives , what remains a journalist is left to come up with

yourself. how easy was it to work? uh, with vyacheslav tikhonov, especially if you keep in mind that he already had a played the image of the intelligence officer stirlitz and did he feel it as a repetition? if you weren’t afraid of this, don’t defend it for indiscretion, but it seems to me that this is work from the point of view of acting. maybe misha so it will be more difficult to confirm than the role. eh, shtirlitsa because there this is a brilliant work. i love this picture very much tatyana mikhailovna, i have infinite respect for vyacheslav vasilievich too, but i know a little how it is done, therefore, in the frame of the wonderful vyacheslav tikhonov behind the scenes, the amazing capillary voices his thoughts to the phenomenal tariverdiev his feelings, and behind everything

it is the iron hand of tatyana mikhailovna, which means everything. this leads. and here he does everything alone. he has an extremely uncomfortable role for an actor ; it is 80, or even 90% in the most uncomfortable mason scenes, this office is played. these are table talks. these are dialogues through a table of reflections and so on. and here, and it is raining to create such a powerful figure of such an intellectual. to work, well, the confrontation between intelligence and counterintelligence. this is a game of chess, an intellectual game, and it seems to me that hmm is a very different role of his word vasilyevich and i think that the role of not konstantin is an adornment of his biography. this is the program camera motor country, i today we remember 1984 and a wonderful

film about empowered in life. what really burned the gardener? he got burned, this czech said that at the embassy they were recruiting several people there, they began to check, here is one who drank, he looked around all the time, well, he checked his language, well, he checked, it turns out that his wife or employees could see him, yes, what he goes to the wine glass so as not to knock. by the way, he drank, as a rule, one glass he nibbled off to work when he drank two glasses. he was going home, the other one. there , the couple also fell away, by the way, the wife also drank, cheated, and also there whom do not touch, it turned out that any person had champagne from all the pirates and practically did not smoke, of all he was the best most positive positive result. yes, yes, and, by the way, he went to work and did everything, as if he just had golden hands.

check, well he was checked, he constantly traveled to the laying and excavation of the containers and so they began to pay attention to him that he was leaving the car. he had to leave the car so that the americans - this was a signal that he would come in 2 days and pick up a bookmark, or this or that, uh, there was also a signal, it was necessary to put a mark, for example, on a post there with red lipstick. yes to spend two signals there was a car standing and a mark or get out, take a tram, then transfer to a bus. they follow the same route. and why change when it rains in the park? why women are nothing no purpose, so he went to bookmark or recruit? yes, but into the forest behind him. well, you couldn't go because he would have noticed, that is. here it was simply calculated in this way that it was exactly here, which means they installed it in the apartment, and the equipment was wiretapped with a video camera. well

, you saw how he disassembles, right? as they say, and how much was allowed to penetrate into the real? well , the secrets are espionage or something, these bookmarks in stones and so on, or did they say? no? here it is, please, let's not let this technique to tell a wide audience, they were sure that now there would be a holiday throughout the country. we were just waiting for it to come out, and then to the question of how i would look after the er, so the birth of this kind, er, the picture would never in my life come out in the form in which we know it, if not for one circumstance. one day i have to hand it over in december '84, and it was unthinkable. difficult from the point of view of technological production is impossible, but one day the director of the studio called me and just not hiding behind the closet, because i kill, but you need to know the picture of the fifth of august.

i say how it is, why there was a meeting of the politburo, at which it was decided that we do not participate in the olympic games in the eighty- fourth year and the question was decided how to compensate the people for this loss yes, informational and but this is unrealistic, but you are a cinematographer other people sit. you are a soviet person, and stolingrad, and soviet people literally, and then at some point i realized that this was my only chance to save the picture in the form in which it conceived, and when i came here to ostankino to take a picture, move out here, i went with gorky's studio, and then there were 11 head offices in the kgb 11 flashing lights . chiefs, chiefs. the first deputies

came and each in his own line. intelligence service. counterintelligence outdoor surveillance personal protection in the ideological everything. and here i am sitting there on the mixer, there is a sound of something, they are sitting all these people and just now yes, what are you, well, yes, throw everything out , this and all the best that there are pictures, they chose without mistake. everything must be removed. i am i say, of course, we will do everything. yes, that's it. i believe by november, right now, that on the fifth of august on the air then only one way or another. we won't be able to do anything . i did and only thanks to this it turned out, but when the picture came out. i said that we thought that just as we are all outside in love with every frame. so it will be suddenly, let's go then because they wrote letters by hand in bags, letters went. and suddenly i read in amazement there, come on traitors scoundrels yes, you are all tsrushniks. what kind of

counterintelligence is this, if the spy was poisoned in their hands. it's true and so on. and somehow this image of our ideal contraception was missing. then i shot another picture and next to gorbachev's dacha i had to shoot. this is the same thing, they didn’t allow us to shoot it, and the director would come and tell me , you know, they don’t allow it, because gorbachev came to the dacha there, 2 km away, where it’s less, where for a day, well, you’ll have to go and talk to the general. i went. this is personal protection. we go to my directors of this here. the author of the film tasu is authorized to declare that it's the general who will break it up, well, yes, it's you , my dear, well then, even more so, maybe they

shot at the cannon. what is it? yes, we are still spitting blood, you have discovered all our methods. who allowed you to? what methods? what, what is it and so on? in general, there was a very different attitude. in fact, a really rather dangerous topic . can i, uh, lenochka, want to ask you, that's what the picture was about in the eighty-fourth year of release. did it feel like you had a very specific family, a dad who is revolutionary and mom, who was involved in politics, devoted herself to dad in this sense, but was there a feeling at all? well , i don't think so. well, he is first. in fact, my mother was a teaching assistant. she somehow didn’t particularly devote anything like that, even though dad was an example of a minister and at one time in the west they wrote that he was the hand of moscow. that’s it, mainly because he married his mother and studied in moscow in moscow in lumumba . yes, in moscow

this is the only thing that could be blamed on him, but i would not say that then it looked more like, like a fairy tale. i do not think that ordinary people were sitting at the taps and thought that this was happening here now. yes, it was not. well, we looked amazing. well that's how we are as a detective detective it's all great. but it's out there somewhere. well, it has nothing to do with us. no, they were not spies . yes, because, in principle, the regime was already shaken quite thoroughly and there were so many jokes and there was no first mania. one more question to alexander, did the real motive become known later? why was she killed? uh olga serova and what the actual charge was used. and by the way, i found it very difficult and it led to pulmonary edema. her father was. e, the director of the hospital gardener, when

she fell ill and called him. and everywhere in the hospital he told his father. well, she's kind of a position and her father forbade doing hiding with poison for a lot of problems. in general, some generally dispute this all, but let's assume. he poisoned her. yes, and she was just a very thoughtful woman, she analyzed everything that was happening around, and at some point she realized that he is doing something wrong. uh-huh well, there are still moments that in the film no, he was literally connected with the kgb from his youth, and he began to say that they were preparing me for some kind of work abroad, and he also and he made such a superman out of himself , and he was by nature a person who, well, sort of, well, he considered himself like that, with an operator, he didn’t turn out to be one, and he began to have a physical personality disorder. he did not sleep well and began to go bald. he began to have health problems and was constantly on medication. they sent him

treated tried to determine what he was sick. and this is his fear of jitters, and he began to imply that she could pass him. that's all, it's banal for the americans. he did not say that he was poisoned. he just asked for a new poison pen. well , he said that he threw away this pen, well, fearing a search there in the river. and what's interesting? by the way, when they bookmarked him, they all, well, as our people love to pick up all sorts of rubbish, there was always a note there, comrade, if you found this thing, no money, money and jewelry, a he was constantly given not only money, but in rubles. well, he asked for some, i say, he had a lot of women. uh, running, well, not the budget, he 's some kind of jewelry. take it for yourself, and everything else, so you don't get in trouble. so, throw it into the river in no case do not tell anyone, but some very naive move. yes. yes, no. well, you know, in general, in principle, a person doesn’t

know who put it, that it’s not every day you find such things, yes, and well, there has never been a case that someone found it, because it was lying there's only an hour. that is, they did, they checked the bookmark, took it away and took it away. well, that's it. well, nevertheless. there was such a thing, and they didn’t want to pass poisons on to him, they did n’t really like it, but he insisted, but they passed this question to lenochka regarding the mania spy well, it’s so in a domestic atmosphere, how it felt or not felt? i thought, maybe they felt closer attention to themselves there, no, no, yes, i do, but in general, for 8 hours a year. here are the people who went out. beige had contact simply with foreigners and was there close attention to this, was there any such fear or not? no, there was nothing like that . i was a student, then i traveled abroad. they brought us somewhere asking for something. do you love your homeland, they said, of course, very much. hi all. that

was it. yes, no one followed. no one was introduced, well, the teacher went there, we were connected. why did she suddenly let everyone go? well, at that time it was already clear that it was impossible for everyone to imagine a person and follow him. and by the way, the kgb was not such a powerful organization as everyone thinks, millions of people did not work there. well , it was large in number due to the border guards. but somehow it was a rather modest size of the organization. and when did you have your first trip to the gdr at the age of 25, and was there close attention or not? no, there was one thing needed before, when to go. it was necessary to pass a commission in the raycoin party, where the veterans asked all sorts of stupid questions, but i didn’t want to go about it, this is a long story. as if this means the beginning of the sev while it was going. these are the negotiations that the whole delegation went to, and since it

was a question. eh, this filtering. well, i drove for an hour, which did not understand anything in the theory of filtration. and i was doing this and that's why they took me, like, yeah. and then they concluded and went to drink and that's it. and when then you have to go to take a job specific me to drink, or what? i understood one thing that these were villas. i am alone and what do i and when they started me on this district committee, and who was, who is a member of the representatives of the first in honduras, i say, yes, you had no idea, how can you not look at the komsomol eyes yes, yes, yes, it's over, do n't you want to? you don't want to go, it was kozyr who was critical. absolutely. no, it's a spy. by the way, yes, i must say that this is not a peony mania. but, when i was about to go to america , my friend told me, it means that i

’m talking about all the pockets, and why don’t you know the provocations, we saw you plant drugs in your pockets. i say who they cia why do it you never know and i certainly didn't sew it up but my hands in pocket kept and as this year will be. well, it was later, but we watched all these films, we were told all the time that something could happen there. beware of provocation of some did not warn some. well, it's not shown. but no , in the movie, he was framed by a woman from the columbia bank when he worked as a secretary to the poso. rich, this is a woman, there she quickly frowned at him, which means that all of this was photographed, but the truth, as it turned out, this was not necessary, because he was already ready internally. he wanted to be on a returnee when the tsrushniks came to him. he immediately agreed to work for them, though he asked. eh, asylum, they told him, well, why don't we give

you money then? ah. do you want money? go from work. and so he went, so back to work. that is, in reality, there was a provocation with him, in reality, this is a spaniard. and she wasn't even an agent. you know, you slipped through the easy one. well, let's remember what the world was like in 1984 , what happened in the very west where we tried to equal world inventions 84 years old, have greatly facilitated the life of ordinary citizens. so, for example, the first electric vacuum cleaner without a dust bag went on sale, a. japan began to sell a small pocket color tv with a screen of only 5 cm. all owners of personal computers. now they could print text or a picture right at home on their own inkjet or laser printer, however, it cost a decent 3.5 thousand dollars,

and it printed quite slowly, and in england they first launched a hovercraft magnetoplane train. he carried passengers from the airport to the railway station in 1984, the famous indiana jones appeared on world screens. and we are so authorized to declare it was released on screens in 1984, and we remember him, how they will continue the less legendary picture literally after a while, do not switch . this is a camera program, which country we continue to talk about 1984 and remember the film of dances, authorized state right now let's talk about fashion trends in 1984 , by a wonderful artist fashion designer raf sardar. hello hello we have already begun to touch a little bit on this topic, which is to portray a foreigner in our soviet films. it would be

just an incredible challenge from all points of view to play. it was difficult for foreigners, but it was no less difficult to dress a foreigner, so here we presented the images, and the foreigners are pilar, and we want to ask you first how reliable these images are. er, do they match what was fashionable? at 84. well, in general, it was fashionable. uh, all the fashion uh, magazines had models like that but also in the latin republics very often just such things. e were shown in all magazines. they were and our people liked them very much. we all went like this, foreigners did not differ very much from us, do you know why? why because white is a fabric that was everywhere in all warehouses, there were no other colors, so white was the most popular most affordable and, uh, white. this trend at that time, it was, as it were, itself widespread. and they, and we, and they, and we also had white fabrics in their warehouses. not i know how it is with them, but at that time i worked with my

brain and in the choreographic workshop and as an artist they gave out different types of fabric. it was cotton. it was chiffon. it was linen, well, everything is white and it was possible to paint the workshops of the bolshoi theater. well , i have to tell you what to talk about models from the middle. uh, the eighties are closer to the nineties, it's a pleasure to have this handbag on the kidneys through the pedal. that's a color print that's all . well, these are trousers and now bananas, again they enter again. blimey. just one on one. don't know, that is, if someone's mother bought something in the nineties. yes, you can safely now, from somewhere in sudak, because then the fabrics were still much more natural than now. uh-huh, so take it into service. well, this image i would not say that we could meet on the streets, uh, in the soviet union on the streets. uh, of course, they didn’t go in this, but there are quite girls in restaurants and cafes, such a very strange trend when everyone says that in the eighties. we have a very bad

nothing like that there were a lot of girls that developed well. i'm surrounded by girls who dressed exactly in such things, and the model was very simple, uh. of course, such a store was not for sale, but it was easy to sew, so many girls used it, especially if their mother was still sewing. in general, it's easy to make a combinator. what about jewelry? let's talk about them, because she's there, so to speak. she has a very noticeable decoration. but i think with jewelry . we had a full boat. or am i not right. you know, everything was different in that for a while, a store in laspirte was already selling a lot of such jewelry with stones, but they were inexpensive, firstly, secondly, not very popular, because it was then that through the magazine and through the melody the rhythms of foreign pop music, which people watched at night on holiday. eh, it was clear that many people wear large large plastic jewelry; it was not difficult to make them, and in the city of odessa they were made in tons and sold here in moscow for different prices. yes, that's why there were a lot of plastic decorations

it was even done on their own, they hung a piece of a colored square on a hook, it looked pretty decent all this, we are talking about jewelry. and what about relationship jewelry? uh, standard, these are some terrible, which are now very fashionable earrings. here it is with diamonds. here are the most squeak a little bit. a little bit, but then they are called brilliant, they were, of course, very scary things. what are you, what about your mother? well, well, too , somehow we were instilled in me from childhood that diamonds, but this is philistinism to wear diamonds so to close this topic. yes, this is a bad form of any jewelry, especially a diamond. yes, i’m just used to living in peace, was it difficult to dress foreigners curious character eleonora zubkova, who yes played the role of pilar and this

was one of the very serious problems resentment. i told him that i couldn't find it very much. he says, there is such a very curious, playful, very lively fashion model from the central house of models on kuznetsk moscow yes, and she was, what is an actress called with a wardrobe? well, as for the costume , we had a very strong artist, but to a large extent, he acted in his costumes. how about icons? i was also thinking, uh, about winter clothes. and then all these exaggerated things appeared , really, and uh, here uh, these boots, remember, they yes, it was very cool, dutiki, in my opinion, they

might already be then, this is the mid-eighties and a little later. perhaps it is stuffed with padding polyester or cotton wool . sometimes it was simple and there were huge fakes. that's it what distinguishes so far this jacket from our trends. it's that he has huge followers. and we haven't received them yet. but, apparently, we will pay attention the day before. here, for this knitted hat, this is, therefore, the same squeak. in fact, our fashion has always risen. well, it is clear that she is so, because yes, with the melody of christ, people watched buneev, she walked in such hats, hats, then it takes a long time. well, our water came in five or six years like that. therefore, it was fashionable, they were knitted those that were made entirely of pearls and beads, the girls put it on at the disco, that is, the leader was a lot, so this was an accessory that, as it were, replaced an evening dress.

that is, there were white pants, there was some kind of t-shirt, but the hat was cool and you could immediately go to the restaurant. allow me to cordially welcome our guests to african soil. i also want to thank the soviet embassy for their assistance in organizing the tour of this wonderful russian ensemble bend. i am sure that the meeting with the russian song will serve the cause of peace to develop friendly ties with the soviet union. this is you episode. this is a reception at the soviet embassy, ​​where uh speaks at this reception and was still extremely little known at that time. e, a group called russian song led by nadezhda babkina so, they sing amazingly the song ducks are flying and after e that they thundered in this picture, they subsequently announced the song ducks are flying from

the movie that soup at concerts, this is wonderful. there is some kind of shawl tied up here. is this a personal initiative of the actress or was it fashionable, because it is no matter how the post-post-post-hipov version somehow took root in moscow. well, let's go to the male image, somehow it is also so unpretentious, but maybe here is a shirt with buttons, it seems, yes buttons. it was very fashionable, because they had just appeared, and therefore they were placed wherever it was possible, but here's the thing about pockets. here it is drawn, two pockets, you can immediately see that the shirt is branded, because we made a shirt with one pocket, because one shift did the right side, the other did the left part-time was always very difficult. honestly. they did not differ in height, so it was supposed to be one pocket. they were on the same line. and we didn’t do it very well, so, as a rule,

russian shirts had one pocket. but they were foreign turkish pakistani. what a funny reason, my god, my symmetrically did not work. it's incredible in space. we were the first to be able to fly asymmetrically, it doesn't work. so what else makes it different? is that jeans pants? it's most likely jeans. oh yeah jeans they all wore. uh, from the most different types, mostly indian at that time, because only speculators brought, dear, mostly worn, i don’t remember what it was called. such an indian firm with terrible yellow threads. but yes, what did we call them ? adiki. so they weren't the only ones. by the way, everywhere they say that they were the only ones were not the only ones. i definitely remember the guys who lovingly every day of their

sneakers. i cleaned it with a match, all the stripes are there so that they are perfectly new and periodically sat washing machine. that's what i remember, they were already almost ruined, but he repaired them, but they, because they were sneakers. they were very few people, whether they made boiled dumplings or not, not everyone in the washing machine made dumplings. this is later than the washing machine, right? in a concrete mixer , i’ll tell you in the know, really, yes, but as for the glasses, sunglasses, no matter how they were in large quantities, because they were such a product that was easy to carry and they brought a lot of them and, oddly enough, they were pretty modern form. here, in fact, the clothes were so-so. and here are the accessories, as far as jewelry is concerned. yes, points there, here are small things that could be brought from abroad. it somehow still got to us more. i think there was one more, an innovation. i don't know, maybe i 'm wrong. this is 84 years old. well, chameleon glasses and so

on. they appeared, those that brightened, which means that someone with the most directly cool cool ones has a room very rarely. i encountered them much much later, but the sharp forms are practically space glasses made them in baku for some reason in baku from plastic. they were, though they didn’t keep their shape, they were bark on ukrainian ones. that's why it was possible, probably, because there were shop workers who, uh, learned how to make plastic. there i was with him pepper, that's why, that's why there from there to us we received millions of such glasses, if you had chameleons, then that's for sure either a foreigner or you are some very, very, but cool. e soviet resident. thank you very much for being us here or a little fashionable tendencies of the russian federation in 1984 and the film tass is authorized

to announce another beautiful interlocutor has joined our conversation. ilona bronovitskaya singer fashionista and the daughter of fashionista, er, sir, who were chameleons, who had chameleons. they looked at it all the same, so they change color in the darkness in the light. it really was an incredible innovation. to put it bluntly, lena, who freezes magic. do you have chameleons in your family, or was it also philistinism. that's all we don't have. now this was great. seems like an excuse to me. yes, with regard to the white color that i mentioned. yes , the fabric that tried on us with a foreigner and we literally literally looked like each other . i look, it seems to me that here is all this fashion, what is this look, here is a soviet person, how could they dress there. it seemed to us that they were wearing hats. of course, they didn’t dress like that, but, but it was somehow so a little bit

different from ours, therefore. well, who knows himself, the main thing is that no one knew who really, how it is somehow not so and the weather is better and there is sausage. everything, of course, therefore, well, nevertheless, in general, it seems to me that the films of that time were distinguished by some kind of elegance. uh, well, i don't know, good taste was somehow biographers, and artists and costume. yes , there are, but about white. i can say, here the slave said, yes, that's exactly how we did it, we removed some kind of calico flannel there, since there were workshops of a small, but kirov theater. it 's all in these bathtubs painted. uh, in the workshops of tapes a concert, shoes were fitted, and there you have purple shoes, there crimson skirt. well white . still better than black. i want to remind you that in this picture quite a lot of all kinds of technology are used and technology too, respectively, we basically did it and yes, yes, unfortunately, uh, because we didn’t do it so skillfully. what they brought

from the point of view of technology, let’s say, what they fought over, what should have appeared in the picture, for example, which one i don’t know, there, whether the vcr should have appeared, where to get it or some specific camera stamps, because this is fashionable or it betrays foreigners in a person. i don’t know, these are all things that, uh, everything, it was decided in moscow, no one ordered any technical equipment anywhere, apparently, the tape recorders were already in operation. they are rather limited about today. e, means to the standards, but quite working and means. so to say, e spy let's say. so they just gave out either. there's some of the uh there museum. or some kind of lubyanka laboratory or

no special such equipment was made by our kulibins no thing concerns that where to lead by mouth, and you and so on returned from abroad. yes, the fact of the matter is that he did not. i would need a year old, but i'm going now. well, it means that radio equipment is there at a discount from hong kong according to the catalog. textile good rubbish shoes will be an opportunity. take an optician to spain, and he set the lenses for himself perfectly. contact lenses, not visible no firm. nothing is visible. half a month's salary behind the cordon, but i have no trouble, sometimes you smear the curtains threw hello so, well, if it happens

opportunity. and the whole set is really completely stated what where? how? where are the shoes from? where? where does the company work on pure butter? yes, and even there

is already a conversation about lenses. oh, eighty- four. it’s quite a conversation about lenses, cameras quite often flash in uh picture, and uh, at that moment, in my opinion, cameras, minox, were popular. that's how it was called yes, small, and she, too, was far from being very you had mikhailovich and what kind of technique did you prefer to change? zorky zenith were sharp-sighted healing objective yeah. it was a watering can, just copied. yes, these were brilliant cameras that were produced in kharkov of the former colony, er, makarennikov, at the same time our first video recorders appeared, they worked,

they appeared in this they say. i wanted to say that we thought we were leningraders, we thought that the best camera is a change to it, they made it at the laboratory. and in the same place on lomono. for example, here was a conversation about points points. well, there was absolutely no excuse. and i, as a bespectacled man, suffered a lot, and i must say in the film you can see that they are all foreigners. they wear cool glasses like that, and we wanted to, and that's why i got these sunglasses from somewhere. of them, we understood glasses, and by the pull of lomo, lenses were inserted there, because the lenses were sold very small. i wore these huge glasses. i have such bedsores right, damn it, on well, it was cool. but you can make a camera and change. but these were, incidentally, the combination of price and quality no one knows how. well, zenith to her is for

professionals. a change - this is for us. that is, you foreign cameras were neglected, even if you didn’t have it. if you brought it, you would say no, we love the shift, i had an eighty-six. i remember that in the eighty-sixth video recorder just appeared, and my mother brought it from somewhere to me, all my friends came, and we watched both cassettes all night long, which we have to be reviewed many times. another novelty of the eighty-fourth year. it is here on the hand corners that you can see an electronic watch with buttons for everything. but you don’t remember where they got it, of course, well buba is clear where he got it in his homeland. well , let's remember what the inventions were. in 1984 in the soviet union in 1984, the moscow programmer alexei pajitnov developed perhaps the most popular game in the world tetris at the same time in the

ussr they began to produce the first soviet personal educational computer, agat a, for the first time introduced a computer science lesson in schools. in the same year, the most favorite game of all soviet children, electronics and m02, appeared on the shelves of our stores. well, wait, give up to 1.000 managed a few. even walked a rumor that after the victory a melody will sound and a cartoon will be shown on the screen, but none of the lucky ones has ever seen it. interesting. and the fact that the game could be used as a clock or wake up another significant event of 1984, the volga automobile plant produces the 8th model zhiguli sputnik, which was popularly called the chisel new three-door car, made exclusively according to our developments and looks quite sporty and fashionable. well, what is curious, despite the fact that we have already recalled that the eighty-fourth year, seems relatively free already. there, no one is

introduced to you abroad, and there seems to be no such active mania spy. well, such. here it is, represented by the president. and komsomolskaya pravda from the eighty-fourth year. there is a huge article called the barbarossa of rock and roll and a colossal article by the author yuri filinov, which is a year of excerpt from and now, when american propaganda is directed against the countries of socialism with triya , its methods have remained the same kitchen ideas brewed dish. the so-called rock culture continues to simply ruin and ruin and ruin the

passion for rock and roll, and like dance, by the way , for some reason, for some reason, 80. in the late eighties, somehow returned to the popularity of break dance in america and i remember how we used to say that this is the music of the streets. it's just some trebe it's dancing and it won't last more than one week breakdancing. yes, i asked people for progressive black music. yeah, and we had a club in st. petersburg. so it was the heyday, there were blooming bg er, and cinema. and there is a mechanic spot and shevchuk has already arrived from ufa, that is, an exclusively moscow article on no, just, damn it, in the meantime, there are councils, be sure to be in the club, everyone sings their own there, and there are dry ones in formal ones and fools sing some kind of - then a protest song and for example i remember that some band sang a song there omar says thatcher i just don't remember, it ca

n't be accurate, they say no. that's just not necessary, they redid the text. it was a song about margaret fletcher yes, yes, but i can say that i went to see rubinstein there on the corner, saigon coffee 22 kopecks. so, uh, there are punks and shevchuk, and they are already openly declaring there, what is impossible here is possible. no, it was a great time. and this, of course, it had to be. well, that is, it already existed, as if in parallel, relatively speaking, this is rhetoric. that's how they started talking about how it should be done, lord, yes, i can't even imagine the cook and the dishes from the kitchen of ideas filled up dishes, this is the fourth crocodile today. yes. here i am i remember that they didn’t write from the solzhenitsya, madam with a lie. yes, yes, such a filleton, madame lie - it's it's like a sunflower. you became swells here, yes.

right here here is the barbarossa of rock and roll. just everything, as it should be, they used to write about my mother this tavern singer. it is necessary to wash up to the neckline. yes , this is wonderful. these are the people here on how to say this to a dog in advance youth almost in childhood sang moscow kaluga in los angeles? collective farm association. za supported this song also knows it, but here is another phenomenon of that time, so to say, in contact with the topic we are talking about today, this is the voice of america and in general all the foreign voices that ours tried to tune in to. uh, so no one tried them, yes, and they were looking for these waves and so on. did everyone listen, did everyone listen? well, there what kind of music me

music is manifested? what did you listen to? well, everything that is new that they tell, and you are talking about the workers in the fourth year, or in general about the soviet era and about the eighty-fourth. i remember i joined this business in the fifty-sixth year, when he was swimming in hungary my classmate, friend, arkashko, came in a fight and said he had a good receiver or yesterday they passed it on the street. from the puddle of yiwu, serena went these jammers and so we all sat to listen a little, and then knock it all down, then the music is wheezing, hell, there’s nothing there, but the music was wonderful and there was a lot of information. very useful aha which so to say. that's how they say turn. and len you were specifically looking for to listen to music. yes blues well, this is what we have not yet sold. then

i was very interested in it. yes, i know that you have some history connected with us. well, how would he be there, yes, there is a garden there and, well, in some foreseeable past. it's my birthday and suddenly i'm hello, i answer the phone and they tell me. one minute he will talk to you, all will be novgorodians, and you were familiar. here he is our st. petersburg and he was in some kind of very warm relationship, rather with singing guitars behind me and uh, really, he called ilon hi how are you? well, i don't understand. that is somehow it happened. so, the voice of america well london has come to us. oh, that's nice, the story of the novgorodians called, relatively speaking, 84. probably

this. well, i didn’t sit, but i would like to have a problem, yes, and you would be spinning like a tavern, you would be washed up to the very neckline. yes, now we are saying all this, yes, and it’s impossible to believe it, that’s all, but it really happened and we really did our best . i am also a lover of foreign music. that's just where these foreign rhythms are at night. yes, even there a little further there through slovakia there, lord though not ours, therefore, yes, of course, we tried to listen to the voice of america because of the music and rewrote it. these cassettes were some people who could come, and you came with your cassette and these cassettes were rewritten in front of you in real time. there with a danson wonder, there is some kind of earth windmill. yeah, and then we were at home and i remember that at home they brought what you

have, i have fresh food, they came and we sat on the sofa like that and just listened. 1984 and the tass film is authorized to declare since you often mentioned those consultants who were in the picture. eh, could you afford to talk with them about something other than the picture and ask them some questions, like, what is it that jams them so much or why is it like this with us or how things are in general. here, i want you, believe it or not, i had a difficult relationship with this organization. but, when i met these people, we spoke absolutely freely about everything, firstly, juliant was friends with him. i am from my life. he disappeared forever. unfortunately, then, and they before that they were very close friends with him and eats, and he was a very open person, very sharp, and they were absolutely

normal two people. i repeat with the others. the next link, a little lower, i didn’t talk much , although there was also such a colonel, a doctor, an intelligent, educated person. i spoke with him absolutely freely about everything, without looking back at all. here they are in general, i tell you that i sometimes looked around and did not hear. yes, absolutely two would be. well, the fact is that he was an illegal hilark at all. he lived a lot years abroad. he started as an interpreter for the process. he died in the seventeenth year recently, an amazing uncle was an incredible sportsman and so on. that's why he was like, i remember, when they were at the boyars' there on the lubyanka , which means he had to come, and i had to go away for a few minutes along the corridors there. you

can’t just walk around like that, and he says, now you are being taken, and fools say, let’s eat. we're going together, just like that we went then. let's go to an intimate place like this to look around. if you knew how much i fear and hate it all, you just have to here they were they had julian's humor for a while trying to compose for the script. he fought back and once kirkov, they say to the boyar, and let's go down four floors and gobble. let it work. myself. but somehow it didn't work. no they were guys, very very in a way it was like that. there was already a special time, there was no other time. these are the dogmas to talk about. although in parallel, at the same time, every kind of crazy censorship is clamped down like this. i don't know, who does it. uh, there was the fifth chapter. uh, that's

called ideological, in my opinion. maybe these people did it, and these counterintelligence are the white bones of the litta. so in any case, they did not deal with trifles; others were engaged in trifles. so you said you always traveled abroad. if the artists went, then some man went with them, and i remember we were somewhere at that time in poland and the group. it means that some person in a suit is so nasty speaking and walking around. so he went and there, uh, and where are you? and i may not go to town, but by shops don't need to. so he walked and walked and i walked along the corridor and his room and look buggy sticks out and you know me. here the hand turned. i closed it a little, and then and then we went to concerts, they are right, it happened, and we come to the concert, he is not there.