they were all for me, bonopark, i remember there, the whole city was covered with posters, yes, and mamun went his own way, it’s actually interesting, son... ginkosa yanovsky wrote a play, it was called bald brunette, such modern perestroika art, and he asked me to show it to mamonov , i brought them together, and mamonov began to play in the theater with great success, and i mean moved, then money appeared, and the director is such an egoistic creature, where you know , like birds, where they sprinkle millet on the windowsill, then it flies. and i flew here and came across an island. dear friends, we continue, this is the podcast life of the remarkable , my guest is the director, screenwriter, pavel lungin, the island, because the script is not yours, yes, the script, the script, but as it was, first the idea, then the script or not, i came across this a script that was greatly altered during the work process. the wind, it was all perfect, i somehow i saw it differently, and this, by the way, is interesting that this set of ours was preserved there for a long time, they burned it 2 years

what are you talking about, i don’t know, it’s just that for me she never dressed like that. so okay mamunsome kind of event there today , he'll be back late, i still have to put the boys to bed , yeah, maybe i should go with you, no, can you handle it, yeah, come on guys, let's go, dad , with goodbye grandma, come on, come on, bye-bye, that's it. yes, where are you on the way to the hospital, hurry up, the feds want some podgrachev. give away three episodes of your blabla show, but i’m at least in self-led, this is not journalism, they will spend 2 hours talking about who sent whom, who slept with whom, i don’t think you need to worry about this, you’re kidding, you’re not there you're very relaxed. with you, i think that only in the next world, i will get you there, i have no doubt, okay, i’m waiting for news, good afternoon, clinic, i’m listening to you, good afternoon, tell me, is it possible to make an appointment with lille novikova in the near future, if possible? can you come over today? today, today is great, i can, yes. we'll see you in an hour. wonderful. name, anton. yes. goodb

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with mamonov and absolutely ran into a blank wall, then, well, i read that when the filming ended, mamund communicate normally, but before i couldn’t, because since in the film we’re like enemies, and so different, then i won’t communicate with you outside the set either, and what you ’re saying. about yankovsky it’s very similar, yes, i want to be with you here in the dining room, in the restaurant, i also want to get into your soul, he already came as ivan the terrible, he already, but in this i want to love you, these were already some kind of iron pincers that were supposed to tear apart the internals, it was already there, torture was already flowing from there, but well, pavel semenovich, thank you very much, i am grateful to you for this conversation. dear friends, this was the podcast life of the remarkable, my guest was a wonderful director, screenwriter, wonderful conversationalist, sincere person, pavel semyonovich lungin. thank you, i was also very interested. hello, this is the podcast psyche and us we continue to open the boxes of our souls to look for various hidden proble