[000:00:00;00] where the devices work and are guided and dna sequences are determined, and some time ago he worked in the uk and there he passed a genetic test to determine the genome and the uk, where all this activity is very well developed for the indigenous people of the british isles. and for each individual person, you can determine its origin. well, or there from different ones up to the county, and sometimes even better in the case of this particular person. well, which russian is he the most smolensk, he was told on this map that you are from eurasia, so we we cannot do this kind of work until we fill our base. so we did a much simpler analysis called this haplogroup, relatively speaking, this inheritance looks at the real dna, which is transmitted only by the maternal line and you can determine yours. those people you look like in terms of mitochondrial dna or

chromosome play, that's, well, good news. it was written there that my haplogroup is the same as about benjamin franklin but on the other hand. it was written there that generally speaking most of the people from the t3 of this group are samoyeds themselves, who live in the very north of finland. well, some kind of nonsense. thank you very much. thanks for the interesting conversation. thank you for your genome, which you contributed to, in general, the entire russian base. it's a pity that he can't, but maybe in the next stage, when there will be a million genomes. i am sure that this initiative will develop 100.000. yes, a drop in the sea. here i would like to say again that what we are doing now, this is the base , the core for the development of the future, there is simply no one player in russia now, who could have such a snowy effect, coma, someone has to blind. the first snowball, thank you. god we do it. well, if anything, i solemnly promise that i am ready to donate my genome to science as soon as possible, and there is nothing terrible in this. thank you very much you had a podcast. schrödinger, i am its host grigory trasevich and co-host the cat bari, and our

today's guest is doctor of biology professor konstantin serinov , a creative industry podcast on channel one , tuta larsen is our guest today russian tv presenter journalist roman karmanov, leading podcaster and ceo of the presidential fund for cultural initiatives and elena hyper, producer and hello tuta, hi hi tuta or tatyana after all. well, it’s probably clearer for the viewer when they call me mulberry, because there are a lot of tatyana, and then there’s one at once. who is here, what is here? i am like? well, this i grew up on your broadcasts. now it must be said in order to infuriate the guest from the very beginning.

no, why am i very pleased when they say so to me, uh, held pleasant, adults intelligent people, there is one story with the tutan lawsuit in general, in our time it is impossible to say absolutely no. i dreamed the line. this is such a legend. i don't know, by the way still, whether it's true or not. there is a legend that elena dreamed of me and this inspired her to one of her biggest hits. it's true, it's happened that way. it’s just that we studied together, in fact, we studied together at the magazine just at slightly different times, and they acted exactly, i remember that once together and somehow it all grew together, then, uh, then became the leading channel of the famous. yes, we are

still and we are still somehow. well, let's put it together well. we are fully moving. yes moving for this during this time, how now? yes, well, if in general, because i know a lot there , a branch of already career projects and so on, but spectators. they could fix themselves in the past very much. let's get them back real list them. yes, but things are, in general, very active, surprisingly interesting and very lively. now, i would say that i probably haven't felt this way in a long time. um, there is such a fashionable phrase in the resource, but it annoys me, because it is so worn out. i haven't felt in a long time. uh, what i do is so useful and, well, really really felt so alive. well, that's probably how it is, and, of course, we are all growing, we have other interests , other topics, including me, of course,

after i had them. children, of course, are the topics of parenting upbringing, i don’t know there, and in general, of some kind of personal development, she became my next journalistic interest, probably it is a little difficult for those who do not really follow what i have been doing all these years to imagine that, like in the film the man from the boulevard des capucines, such a montage. here larsen with an iron tooth all the whole face in the gland for some reason. i remember people that i was all pierced, although i only had a pierced nose. ah, this is not a long time for a year, and then suddenly such a matrona is all of herself , burdened with a large family and a religious one , and so on. well, it's not some incredible transformation. this is holistic. here listen. well, this is life. it would be strange if, at the age of 40, almost 9 years old, i would continue to talk about the youth subculture and jump at discos. eh, and

to be interested in some new album came out from a group that has also been playing on stage for 40 years. here, of course, i will grow up and my audience will grow with me. that is, he goes or the audience has increased or changed, that viewer. i don't think the audience has changed much. eh, she is a little younger, but we completely rejuvenated her thanks to our children's projects, because now the whole family and i are filming on a children's tv channel. and it's so funny, like at first the parents grew up on me now their children grow up on mars they are somehow not on purpose, but this stuff is just very funny and i now have a different status in general for some viewers for a very large number of viewers. i'm not here, lars. i'm martha's mom. the kids are coming. oh , it's martha's mom. that's right. parents, guitar. we know you will grow up too. uh, but of course, most of the viewers that grew up with me on mtv, they grew up, they had all the same questions, what do i have

for? i live, what should i do next? which my purpose? is there life after life , and so on and so forth, how do you survive in this world, what does he teach his children? how to save a relationship in marriage? and it's cool that we have common challenges. e, to which we are looking for answers together, well, it turns out that both then and now it is still a dialogue with the viewer, who is waiting. and then we were expecting some answers, to be honest, some beacons, it's still, uh, the rulers of the minds, people, people on tv. you know, uh, it seems to me that, well, in general, everything i am everything i do, like, as if for myself, that is, for the first time. this is, of course, uh such a well, research uh my project about myself about my life. it's just that in the network the questions that concern me, they concern everyone. and if i manage to find some answers or , for example, ask the right question and then we can enter into a discussion with the viewer in

some kind of discussion to reason together, then this resonates, as i said once. i liked it very much. this is one wise archpriest. uh, in an interview with me. he said to ignite, perhaps, only that which burns itself, so i can only talk about what i am in, what i myself plunge into. well, for example, politics is not mine or economics at all. i don't understand any of this. i can talk about it, uh, quite uh, well, with a claim to competence, but uh, it will be boring, because in fact it’s not very good for me. interested, and here is the relationship of the family. children god is something in which i myself am looking for topics for myself and roads and great, that on this path i constantly find myself with my viewers in uh hand. how are these projects born? that is , these are some, but they come in demand, or do you generate them yourself? they are born from life, you understand? here we are on we love to travel with children

by car. we have been going to the anchor gap for 7 years in a row. well, here we are in summer. it's anchor slot no maldives nothing it's a little little near sochi like i call it a tiny village. well, we are very good there and the road. there will only be inevitable changes. well, there, the truth is very intimate and nice. that's peaceful. well, there, by the way, a lot of people are bored. there's nothing at all do. and for me, this is an ideal place to relax and but the road there and back , that is, we go there for 2 days with a stopover and there somewhere in rostov and that's all, this roll-trip is an adventure in itself, and ours grew out of this a parent path project that we're filming right now, which we uh, we won a grant for filming this project. it's about traveling with children, family trips , and for some reason it's not obvious such a bright

tourist route. e in small towns, where, it turns out, so many interesting things are happening and such a big the story, as a rule, in these places, that you want to tell it, but on the one hand, this is work. we are filming. we get up early there we go somewhere, i need to powder, but and so on, but on the other hand it's a great pleasure, because we spend the whole day with the family. we discover some absolutely new things for ourselves, new knowledge, new skills, what we have in every issue. well , there is some historical part, some kind of childish enthusiasm. there is either an eco-farm, or some kind of amusement park there and definitely a masterclass. we were already there and strung beads and lollipops, but when we cooked , we made lollipops ourselves and baked cakes. and that they just didn’t do anything, in general , in the frame, that is, they are generally infected, it turns out already with this, uh, they are involved

, not infected, for sure. they see themselves inside themselves. in general, leading, as it were, not at all. although martha is 13 in july, and we are 6 years old in the frame, she is not going to be the leader at all. although, she already has a leading profession in her hands, but she does not even think about this. she wants her to have different options. at first i wanted to be a full body doctor, then an oceanologist and a polantologist. now she is writing. she thinks of the literary institute's password. here it may become your collage. ugh interesting. well, that is, generally m-m. she is already writing the script for your show or she is writing her show, not yet the script. she writes stories and poetry. and now she has such an application for a fantasy novel, something about dragons, but while in short form one two are still busy, in addition to being older, he is 18 this year. he passes the exam and

to be honest, i still don’t understand where he wants to go, because over the past year , his mood, priorities and his own sense of himself in this world have changed a lot. it is quite possible that we will not go anywhere and will work. we are he. yeah, i don't know, yes, but it's still difficult, of course, to separate yourself from this. but we agreed that i do not interfere in this, he has lost, uh, a career counselor, which they published, they filled out a bunch of tests of some kind. well done. they had a lot of conversations. they defined his profile professional yes, searching. but somehow he is not yet concentrating in any particular profession or in any particular university, he goes to an open day. we just determined that he is a humanist, definitely not a mathematician. and what it will result in, i don’t know, i, frankly, realized that if

i get very involved in this, then i’ll probably go crazy, and i said, look, i’m ready for this tutor tutors support everything is third-party, but i will not bet on your soul about the exam in general, as you know, so well, i will not choose from you, nor a profession, he will have a mother. yes, i would go for a logical situation all the time. just on the philosophical was to choose. and in general, it seems to me that a person after philosophy in general, maybe he wants to work to get a philosophical education and all hands reach it, but vanya is small. he is 7 years old. hmm, for the time being , he is only seriously engaged in music, studying at a music school in the department of folk vocals. it’s just that you have a creative factory for sure, but it’s interesting, you practically get it, which means as a blockbuster to give, probably, all the target audience. children, boys, girls, and parents , yes, because well, what is involved? yes, we are all

more than that, my husband is a children's karate coach . well, his hypostasis, parental, it is realized and professional, therefore, well , as it were, somehow it happened with us. the creative industry on channel one is our guest today, tula arsen, we are still leading or on kiper yes and uh, given that that our podcast is about the creative industries and your family is so creative. you somehow keep an eye on the competition when you create your show, because there is a huge amount of other content that, well, is more successful only due to the fact that it works on a low at a low frequency. yes, that is, if we are talking about the family and about the family values ​​that you are talking about and reporting, yes, that is, you are showing a model. i would say so, yes, it turns out that this show shows the model of the family. and how do you rate here somehow

team. yes, you do it together. no, i don't know, maybe i was so lucky with the team and, well, of course, when we let's put it this way , we realized that this topic is becoming our professional activity, that we are like a little bit of a media family. yes, and i guess i looked around, especially when we went to social networks, uh-huh, and for me it was generally quite a serious violence against myself, because i had this journalistic arrogance. you know, after all, the journalism faculty of moscow state university is here some kind of balablogging, and there an old girl, an unknown animal , they still have millions of views. and i mean with my higher education there up to twenty years of experience in the foreign ministry. and there are barely a couple of hundred thousand subscribers scraping together, why are you wondering how you managed to overcome something? you know, i just realized that, well, i kind of have. and, well,

there is my niche, there is a format, there are, uh, people to look for, with whom i am in dialogue. uh-huh and maybe not many of them, but they are very cool. well, as if loyal devotees and we again. shared values ​​at some point i i realized that being true to your values ​​is more important than having a lot of followers, but being loyal and passing them on to communicate them here, which i don't have. i don't have a task. that's right, i'm so valuable in general, all of myself. such a solid one. yes, i'm in such a white finger, it's interesting, these are the values, what you talk about family good family yes strong family love for children love for life. and how it became obvious to me in the last year and love for the motherland although earlier. i was embarrassed to say these things and it seemed that it sounded very. well, no matter how, yes no yes and no well, how

to say e well, no matter how i appropriate it, yes, that is, it’s, as it were, not entirely my personal. yes , this is some kind of very, such a strong, such a generalized something. and now, yes, i'm ready to sign this. it is in my liver that i am most surprised that for me this is such a great value. turns out it's for me. you know a lot. that's interesting, but still topics related to the family, and this is the richest plast, a huge number of people. it involves in some way themes, associated with the heroine with overcoming oneself. this is a huge plast in the west whole. in the general industry. built on this. we have people who don't go there very willingly, and so far it doesn't impress the industry. here are the lars on the lonely hero who has sunk. well, it seems to me in a topic with a huge number of children. come on, it so happened that everything plunged, uh, into the topic of the family, there and so on. well it's a huge

industry, where are you a lot? what have already been done? this is an industry, it will develop in us or it will stay that way. well, this is a niche tv channel. so the radio stations are pretty good, but hmm for me it's big. the question is, because uh hmm, i left for the blogosphere and social networks, and 8 years ago , precisely because i wanted to deal with this topic, and there was no place for it on the big tv channel, no one needed it, but i was interested talk about the family in entertaining and some forms, because i understand perfectly well that parents have a huge number of questions, and with each new as a child, these questions are new and there are no mussel answers to them and there is no single resource in which you can discuss all this. that is, if there are a lot of different platforms, there is

some kind of expert community, you won’t always get somewhere. and if you get there, you won’t understand what they are talking about all these medical teachers and so on. is there a parent community where? well, there are a lot of myths. and also, as it were, well, that is, some can stumble upon food. some absolutely. not untrue things and everyone there shares your experience, which is not always positive and applicable to you. and how do you connect these things to make friends. i think that this should not be an industry, just as a family should not be, it cannot be an industry. well, how can there be no industry? uh spiritual value, there can be no education industry. it must be kind of, of course, something that, well, people do. eh, including earning money, but there must be some kind of support from the state. if you want the family to become some kind of trending topic, well, you need that let's be creative, we need to create

platforms for this, on which we can declare this. i, uh, just remembered, because i work with many students and for them, uh, self-realization is in the first well, in the first place , this is normal. yes, that is, they seem to have such a hormonal period at that moment, yes, but the family has a very far delayed project and remembered one more phrase. i’ve got a little bit of a fuse now, i once brought freder, who is a writer, to russia, and he was just born to him for three years. yes, yes and a says, wow, that's how the world works for rights. e, to pass we study for half a year, and we give birth to children at once and no one teaches us anything, and i got so sunk. it's really very strange, that is, we observe traffic signs. and here there is in this upbringing. that is, well, there is where to apply, there is creativity, where to educate creativity, where to approach it. uh, on a completely different side, not from the side of parental control

of edification, but from the side of communication with the child on equal terms of communication with the child, how about the miracle that appeared in your life? it seems to me that this is actually a task that faces not only the state, but society in general, if it is absolutely interested in continuing all this right. this is a question for each individual person. and a lot of people too. this is not necessary at all, it is they who do not want to load it. well, we were brought up somehow. well us passwords that normal people grew up? well , for 7 years the key of ours has been hung up that i am or a person, well, as if there are questions a normal person or not? uh, not in the sense, well, socially normal, but are you happy, are you happy, yes, how would you be responsible for yourself for everything that happens to you, are you ready to admit that you are a mature person and in this world do you have a place? yes, and you are happy with this place. well, normally abnormal for me , this is the criterion. yes, but all the same, no matter how much we would like it not to turn into

an industry, all the same, since these are people. they have interests and concerns. all the same, they turn into industries, there are a lot of all sorts of chats, uh blogs, no one someone someone something endless 10 life hacks on how to put a baby to bed. and there i don’t know 8 ways to dress properly so that it is beautiful and at the same time you can breastfeed. this people are interested in, as it were, happy in the family. how to convey to a child, perhaps, the ability to be happy and rejoice is not of interest. it is very difficult. this is a lot of inner work, which is very unpleasant. well, you can’t pack it in such a way that it would be interesting to people, i don’t know, maybe you can. well, like here, look there, for example, a topic close to me is the topic of natural parenthood. well, now , of course, we're going to go a little bit into this very , very natural, because uh, there are

women who say, here i am pregnant. this is mine, it's simple. uh, well, the time of my life. this is the main event in my life. i want this to be the best memory of my life and she goes to classes. she's getting ready. she is responsible for her birth. she understands that this is not the case of doctors. and this is her business, if, of course, she is healthy with her child and everything happens naturally. is there women who say i want this maternity hospital, because there is a good menu of beautiful beds. and more it get it out of me so that it doesn't hurt me. and i didn't miss anything in the process. yes, i’m here, and i’ll put an epidural on me, i ’ll paint my nails for now. yes, and this is me, it exists, and these are two conscious approaches that people freely choose, but biology says that naturally, parenthood can be the key to successful communication between the child and the parent. and no, there is no idea, which , relatively speaking, lies in the nightstand, which

grandiose unfeasible, but very desirable, well, some kind of federal one idea thanks to the grandiose cultural initiatives fund, which i have 20 years. i really hope that we are now implementing it, because we received grants for this project. it 's called happy in many different ways and it's the project of a happy family that's happy, despite all the difficult circumstances that this family faces. it can be whatever form of such a project. uh, we're still thinking about it. but, probably, it will be such a reality tv show. well, that is, it accurately interview this story is about one day it's a family. or maybe two days just depends on the situation, where this family lives , you know, that is, for example. well, this is how i see it for myself, that is, it can be a family , for example, which has special children or adopted children, it

can be the family of an astronaut who has been in orbit for a year, and at the same time his wife has children and somehow she brings them up. and somehow they have a family, they love each other, or, for example , a magnificent family, and the stars of our bolshoi theater and not tikhomirov alexander volkov who are both ballet superstars. and at the same time, they are on stage together, they are a family, and they still have children, and anya came out of maternity leave to dance 6 months after giving birth. do you understand how she does it? i don't understand, i'm wondering, that is, rather surprise, well, happy family. it can be absolutely at any level of society. these may be farmers who have children working with them. and, well, i mean, i'm just generally sure that there is nothing more interesting than a person in the world. no. you can go to a private cell knock on any door in your entrance, and you will not find everything, dear du drama, a miracle betrayal anecdote. uh, some kind of love incredible adventure, because life, well

, throws up plots that no screenwriter will come up with. i want to talk about it. i want to talk about what kind of person. what an amazing creature a person is, how beautiful it is, how wonderful we are, how disgusting we can be, but at the same time we are still worthy of love. well, if this format has a chance to become popular, i i'm sure it's in personal passion it depends, because it's right when you burn, when you light up the distance, you understand, a sneezing kitten on youtube will always get more views than a story there ah, even the most prominent families. well, now, of course, they didn’t oppose anything at all against a sneezing kitten. yes, therefore, please, here's how you feel about such a phenomenon as their content, e.g. in the cinema all reals and so on. well, that is, this is a technique that allows you to convey something good and bright through cinema. well , so that people do not really guess what to brings it to them. well, as you remember,

keep money in a savings bank like a ship. listen, continue, if of course, i feel very good about just this lately. i see impact content. no, on the other side. but basically i’ll find it not about the mind, brave, bright, but remember, you also said this, but you can run away from the soviet police hmm well, oddly enough, now the series i already see that without this, in general, all this the cinematographic industry is the most skillful of all, it is the cinema that is its most important. this is the most powerful ideological tool. he never was . well, maybe, you know, i remember, i had a very strong impression. i watched the film of koko the winner, m-m print-pong verositakuna, i learned to pronounce his name - this is a thai director, he had a film called uncle bomby recalls his past lives, in my opinion, or his

past life. and it's a very thai movie. i didn't understand anything at all. i asked several film critics to explain it to me and they explained it all even more more intricate than the movie itself, probably, there is such a pure art of such a thing, just separately in a spherical vacuum horse, but maybe flyers. this is also some kind of there, embedded meanings, which i simply do not read, but for the most part, absolutely. cinema , even the best, even the author's. it, of course, something moves some ideas, but some values. but you said that you observe a slightly different opposite, not the content impact, but the content that works. i don't know impact - it's only about positive treatment, but not well, in general, yes, it’s like we convey this coloring, but impact is involvement in any case, for example, it roughly means an impotent there is a film about

women. uh, violence, in which, uh, somewhere in between they talk about how to call a hotline and so on this content and there are actually a lot of these examples now, but i’m already reading it, to be honest, and we’re already talking about they said that i feel uncomfortable eating, social impact content, sousha is gone. yes, that is, it is different when right here yes, in the cinema. we're talking, just about a three-ruble note content that, otherwise, for example, i recently heard that a program will be created. it is already being created, yes, a program that will automatically filter out all the content that it contains. ah, not that wrong import, wrong involvement. what do you think about it, by the way, how to weed out something, you know, uh, cutting off. you can cut off right up to the absence, in general, of anything. in general, i'm rather against bans. i am

the formation of filters in a person, when a person, like you, you understand you say i am i already see it and i'm filtering it out. and even if, for example, my child looks like something that seems to me to be wrong or not suitable, we look at it and explain why. i think it's worth it, right? or is it not something worth watching, here, but and this is not a ban. this is simply the formation of critical thinking and erudition, by the way, speaking in terms of the formation of critical thinking. i think we have big questions with this. i mean. psychologists of children say, just about the fact that adolescents, if they are not released, uh, their energy, yes, and you don’t have such content at your disposal. they don't uh, they'll need to release it somewhere else. so they sublimate. this is in someone else's content, looking through it, and this is also such

a two-fold story to ban or not to ban, the content that forms a different perception. really. it seems to me that um, if we are talking about the relationship of children with virtual reality in social networks with all sorts of platforms and even with search engines, there are definitely games, and from games. yes here is necessary here parental control, and it should be quite strict and tough here, you need to discuss it right on the shore. ah, what, am i ready to let you? in what quantities, uh, and under what conditions we have a very strong family in this matter, including seventeen-year-old luka, who will now turn 18 , and we agreed that when he turns 18. we will lift these bans, but , frankly, i’m scared for him. i 'm afraid, because we had a period when we were in isolation for 8 months, we

did not limit it at all. and when these 8 months ended, and we moved back from out of town to moscow. it turned out that he was even physically simple. well, he walked with difficulty. he spent so much time sitting at the computer in a static position. he only went out to eat, there and something else, but he did not walk. he. well, he was alone and he didn't have enough friends. he communicated with them in games and therefore we actually understood that this was something that filled his need for company, and he himself was stunned by how much time he spent on it and how badly it affected him. that is , well-being, then he came to training. there until on and his coach says that he was sick lying. i say no. he was sitting at the computer. here he can’t help but bend at all, there’s nothing to really lift his leg, but he was very weak and squeezed. hmm well, it’s even just for questions of physiology. and what happens there in a child with a nervous

system with all kinds of intellect and so on with emotions is not scary for yourself. well, from this point of view, yours. uh, a rod show, it could be replicated as a quest for other families. it's just that some kind of it is taken out of e, online to offline, the biggest problem is not that the child is sitting at the computer, but that his parents do not offer him an alternative, you understand, if you close one door, you must open another then. if not this is what, but we don’t well , why are they sitting there, because it’s so convenient for us. it seems to us that they are safe at this moment . here he sits a good baby. well, he's playing with me. well, let him play. uh-huh, something like that, you know, and what trends are you you think in the next 10 years to open for us. i am a trendmaker. why not? i don't know. i think that i, of course, will continue

to develop the theme, ah love for a person. and in all at all let's say levels. e of this scale from love for oneself to oneself e to the image of god in oneself. no, love for myself , how awesome i am, i have such a waist, i have such cubes on my stomach, but just respect for my dignity as a person. eh, love for children , love for your loved ones, love for those far away and , ultimately, just admiration for a person. every day. you can open the news and find a story about a person worth admiring and more than one. and of course, i think that i would really like to professionally develop the topic of parenting , the topic of parental competence. here is my tv and you were talking about a dusty bedside table. i really want to do something like mamapedia, some big parental online encyclopedia, where there will be very applied things, you know, is it necessary to treat snot in a baby? until what

age to wear a diaper? how to choose it’s all right at the maternity hospital, it seems like such stupid private questions, but they are like this, like bread, this is always needed, because thank god children are born and each time these questions arise with new and again for each parent. they are regardless of the number of children i will tell about myself. each new child is a new story of a new challenge. as almost as in a clean slate. a lot of interesting activities ahead, here is lansen, and we have a lot of broadcasts ahead, and the creative industry podcast ends. unfortunately our time is coming to an end and we are waiting for you to say goodbye. yes, we say goodbye and forms. yes from you. and i. by the way, i really look forward to some ideas from the audience too. and because i can't. i don't know how to work. that's just in itself everything that i do. hmm it's important to me that it was useful and interesting for someone, and i really hope

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i sound on you? this is a podcast 20 years later. i am the presenter konstantin mikhailov today. we will plunge into the stage of the 2000s. well, what is there, today we will just plunge into how to dip here. today we will plunge into music, into dance and into the beauty, charisma and warmth of the soul of these two amazing women who are visiting me today. this is the main choreographer of russia alla dukhovany greetings.

thank you supercharismatic singer with. in my opinion, with the best voice in the world, i will explain why larisa alexandrovna, people's artist of russia, will soon be good evening. how much friend are you friend know, in general, we laugh 35, yes, force. i think, right away, somehow. well, as soon as with e, we got to know each other right away. and of course it was. event larisa aleksandrovna i first saw you in the film we are from jazz, you played a dark-skinned cuban singer there, on whom the hero of the sklyar admired. well, i must say everyone admired, because there we first saw. uh, the owner of the most amazing vocals that we heard in many films, but you very often drank off-camera. this irony has about 80 paintings. wow, but i didn’t want to continue

my film career. why? of course i wanted to, but i was not offered interesting scripts, uh, and roles, so i limited myself to singing, but then later many years later. i started acting in musicals. and now i continue to do this, i play on the taganka, now for the fourth season i play in a musical thriller. since you are not that maniac king from fleet street , the main female role there is makeup, you, of course, it all started with a musical. mata hari love and espionage, which maxim dunaevsky specially wrote for me, then i played matron mother morton in the musical chicago. and by the way, i'm the first and so far the only actress who played on broadway. at what point did you decide to go into this ass in order to leave? i just wanted to diversify my creativity a little. uh, i've never been out of jazz. he was with me always. but i just