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Russian cinema and, in terms of her00:00:04
ability to transform, is compared with00:00:06
Nona Mordyukova, even in her student years,00:00:08
teachers tirelessly repeated You have00:00:11
individuality, take care of it and Develop00:00:15
her classic Russian type; the actress00:00:17
easily succeeds in the image of simple, slightly00:00:19
rude but reliable and strong-willed00:00:22
village women for the main role in the TV00:00:24
series Seraphim the Beautiful she was00:00:26
awarded a prize for this work she00:00:29
had to gain a few extra00:00:31
pounds and completely give up00:00:33
makeup to be ugly and at the same time00:00:36
look attractive and organic, a00:00:39
special talent00:00:41
in the film Rare blood type she is a00:00:43
compassionate simpleton And in a crime00:00:46
melodrama a woman without a sense of humor A00:00:48
stern investigator girl tank in addition to00:00:51
cinema Theatrical career a dozen roles00:00:54
on the stage of the Maly Theater and enterprise00:00:56
performances00:01:00
today my heroine actress Ekaterina00:01:03
Porubel00:01:06
[music]00:01:12
Hello Katya, I’m glad to see you00:01:14
actress Katerina Porubel is visiting us today00:01:16
Katya you are such a beauty,00:01:19
just beautiful Titian You are from Italy00:01:23
your relatives had an Italian00:01:25
Dodge Well, I don’t remember all sorts of00:01:29
villagers, there were a lot of villagers00:01:30
Cossacks and so on Robbers00:01:36
[music]00:01:39
well, tell us about your ancestors Who are00:01:42
your grandparents Where are you from00:01:44
Where were you born on your dad’s side00:01:46
great-grandmother Great-grandfather they were Don Cossacks00:01:50
during dispossession, they were very00:01:53
rich people, they were dispossessed and they00:01:55
left the village of the village in which they lived00:01:59
to the south. They rode, rode and ended up in Sukhumi, so00:02:02
they decided that they wanted to live in this city,00:02:05
that is, my dad always spent six months of his00:02:08
childhood for six months of the calendar year00:02:11
Grandma, in fact, my00:02:15
dad’s roots are so Southern. On my mother’s side, they00:02:18
were all Moscow people.00:02:22
Great-grandfather had three grades, yes, yes, there are00:02:26
cheeks. In general, these are the simple city dwellers.00:02:30
What is called My grandmother’s00:02:32
Grandmother?00:02:35
She was a gold seamstress, that is, they are00:02:39
like urban here in Moscow, yes, where did the00:02:43
parents meet when they studied00:02:46
together at the pedagogical institute? Well,00:02:49
actually, your mother met there,00:02:51
as well as beautiful, this mandanov, and who00:02:54
they were, they were physics teachers and they00:02:57
worked right at school, yes, mom00:03:00
worked at school for a couple of years, dad too something like00:03:04
evening school for one or two years Well,00:03:06
then it all ended, then mom had00:03:09
some kind of math club She taught,00:03:11
then she was sick for a long time and didn’t work, and00:03:14
dad Well, all the nineties when it means00:03:16
first some kind of research institute Where they don’t give money00:03:19
then something... then they were selling some kind of00:03:21
second-hand cookies In general, all this kind of00:03:24
nonsense And you two Yes, I see00:03:26
who else you have00:03:29
and how you lived with her together, fought, I was like a00:03:32
calm and peace-loving person,00:03:34
my sister was always a girl with character,00:03:37
that’s why she loved to throw her paws at her00:03:39
shoes. What's that? But we00:03:42
liked to tease her with something so00:03:44
that she would run and have fun.00:03:47
Well, in principle, we lived quite00:03:51
peacefully, Katya, and when you needed to beg something00:03:53
from your parents, who begged you00:03:56
or your sister, well, probably sister, I00:03:58
was just so positive back then that00:04:00
as a child you liked little00:04:02
Katya’s dolls, books, or maybe a steam locomotive00:04:05
Nabokov dreamed of a doll all her life. Her name was the00:04:09
doll Katya. So the dolls’ arms were screwed in,00:04:12
these eyes were00:04:14
all opening, and her legs were broken. she00:04:17
adored her madly. That is, she had these00:04:19
things on which00:04:20
they were screwed in here, and no matter what they00:04:23
did for me, some kind of bolts were put in00:04:25
there, which means they were inserted into the legs and fastened with some kind of00:04:27
rubber band, that is, I00:04:29
just had something like this for a child the point is that00:04:32
my favorite doll means that00:04:34
these legs fell off and there were no options to00:04:36
make them hold on, and00:04:38
then somehow Well, apparently my00:04:41
parents collected everything and threw it away at00:04:43
some point, we were moving somewhere, she00:04:44
got lost, so I was00:04:47
I was always so offended for no reason at all. In00:04:49
general, I really like to declutter. That is,00:04:52
I like to throw away everything that is not needed,00:04:53
and probably this was the only00:04:55
item that It’s a pity, it’s really a00:04:59
pity. And you were taken to the theaters by your sister,00:05:01
what’s your sister’s name? Sasha, we were introduced to00:05:04
theaters Of course I remember the Maly Theater00:05:07
So going to the play The Snow00:05:09
Queen I remember the scenery I remember the costumes00:05:12
and then it turns out that I’m00:05:14
playing there Yes it’s impossible to00:05:16
always imagine Yes I remember I really liked The00:05:18
Blue Bird00:05:20
you weren’t afraid of it No what does it have to do with me later00:05:25
an adult, someone we had there was performed there with the00:05:28
artists of my classmates. I came and, well,00:05:32
some kind of gloomy performance Well, some kind of well,00:05:34
no, probably good, but this00:05:37
childhood impression, it’s completely different00:05:39
than the one that’s happening now Well, you’ll look00:05:41
as if everything is different And Did you study with00:05:44
pleasure or under pressure in the beginning,00:05:46
probably? Well, when everything was easy, elementary00:05:50
school. I liked everything. My00:05:52
mother helped me a lot. Everything was beautiful. And00:05:54
then when this control went away00:05:56
in the fourth grade and we still had a00:05:58
teacher whom we all really liked. they loved00:06:00
her very much at the beginning Yes, elementary school,00:06:03
yes she was so young to him, that’s all00:06:05
Ah Valery Viktorovna In general, it was00:06:08
some kind of East Delight Yes and then the00:06:11
fourth grade, the first quarter00:06:12
ended and she all went on maternity leave and00:06:15
then we were just one They gave us00:06:18
another student. In general, it all somehow00:06:19
fell apart and Since then I00:06:21
stopped studying without interest. Yes And you liked00:06:23
to perform; we had a theater school,00:06:25
well, an art school and I really liked there00:06:32
were performances there, for example, in class. In the00:06:36
fifth or sixth, I played a baby elephant Yeah,00:06:40
so to speak, in the production about how a00:06:42
baby elephant went to study, yes, yes, in general, they00:06:45
were the main ones00:06:47
and they played someone else, you and the baby elephant,00:06:50
together with the baby elephant, I played, so we00:06:54
were such a story about Well, fables, fables,00:06:57
something I was some kind of Leo -then the king of00:07:00
beasts means,00:07:01
again, this is my unfortunate Snow00:07:03
Queen, she apparently haunts me throughout00:07:05
life. So I was there as an ataman, then00:07:08
everything continued,00:07:10
I was big, I was small now, that is,00:07:12
I was much bigger,00:07:15
especially in the last grades, they were embarrassed.00:07:19
Well, here as if then the school needs to00:07:22
leave its mark and the profession00:07:24
maybe if I had gone into some other00:07:25
path I in general would have remained like00:07:28
such a shy little bun.00:07:35
When the time came to choose a profession,00:07:38
Katya’s parents approved of it. Because it’s00:07:41
one thing to appear in a school play00:07:44
in the role of a baby elephant, and another thing is to go00:07:46
to enter a theater university and then become an00:07:49
actress, no. In fact, I went to the00:07:53
boom What is called, well, that is, my00:07:54
parents They say Well, go, how would we00:07:57
even have such an00:07:58
education system? Freedom, that is, my sister and I00:08:01
there quite early we could go00:08:03
somewhere there by metro, that is, we were not00:08:07
limited in anything Yes there in some00:08:09
space in that we choose some kind of00:08:12
activities there Yes we were directed but at the00:08:15
same time Your choice and it There was always a00:08:17
choice and here,00:08:19
probably, just no one believed that I00:08:21
could go there, including me, that’s00:08:24
why I solemnly prepared, but00:08:26
I had a kind of backup option00:08:28
that I would go to the pedagogical institute and become00:08:30
a teacher. Yes, like your mother and you, you immediately00:08:33
entered the school. Yes, you they entered00:08:36
everywhere like everyone else at the studio I entered Well,00:08:39
almost everywhere I made it to the third00:08:43
round in your house in Shchuka By the way, I didn’t pass00:08:45
straight from the audition at all, but I00:08:47
read something bad there, so I came out thinking00:08:49
everything was bad and everything was bad Well, that’s also00:08:52
the taste of the teachers plays a very important role00:08:55
And then I didn’t even go anywhere00:08:57
because I was already told in the second round that00:08:59
we are taking you to the Shcheben school00:09:01
Korshunov Katya and I worked for the first time00:09:04
Katya is quite00:09:05
positive quite A friendly00:09:08
person with whom it’s nice to talk I don’t00:09:10
know I think she’s a very good serious00:09:14
actress There was no feeling of00:09:17
any difference in age or difference in00:09:21
status, so she was always very00:09:24
sensitive and attentive to her partners00:09:26
on the set, this is worthy of respect,00:09:29
of course,00:09:30
that there are completely different types of different roles00:09:34
and with each of them, I think she00:09:38
manages to cope luxuriously, so00:09:41
I’m great I wish Katya great success in00:09:44
the future and she was very happy00:09:47
to work, they say that a theater university00:09:50
is a way of life, not a school,00:09:53
not an institute, but people live there00:09:56
and you also lived there, yes, in fact, you00:10:00
know, this is how you look at life, yes00:10:02
you can share for some periods when00:10:04
everything is all somehow, first like this, then00:10:07
like that And this is such a bright00:10:10
explosion that I don’t know the impressions of emotions00:10:12
Yes, absolutely a way of life when you are00:10:16
very busy with something from morning to evening, it worked out00:10:18
or not first year I think00:10:22
I even got a B in skill00:10:24
because well, in general, somehow I did00:10:27
n’t feel important in all of this. Not00:10:29
comfortable. I guess I didn’t have enough00:10:31
imagination to00:10:34
come up with something out of nothing. Yes, there are the same sketches00:10:37
where there must be some kind of00:10:38
plot there In general, all this is understandable,00:10:41
we all came up with something there, but somehow00:10:43
it all was like this What is this nonsense, some kind of00:10:46
chicken, I remember we had a chicken, which means00:10:49
Lesha’s classmate was a rooster, but So00:10:52
we pecked at something there, then he chased me around, in00:10:55
general, it was like something like that,00:10:58
but when the excerpts began, it was00:11:01
of course much more interesting than the performance00:11:03
in general, and the teachers saw you as who, after00:11:05
all, they say that you all share the pump00:11:08
poorly in the Soviet Union. Probably it00:11:09
was right, in general, they divided everyone there to00:11:11
lead back and forth. It00:11:13
seems to me that now they don’t really00:11:16
divide, but it’s clear that I had a texture,00:11:19
I was more than 15 kilograms, they00:11:23
wanted me to be so powerful. That is,00:11:25
I came when I came to the audition. I read00:11:28
Ostrovsky’s Velcro that she it’s00:11:29
all like this Eh No, let’s take some00:11:33
material so that there is something. It’s so00:11:34
monumental. I read00:11:37
Leskov’s warrior, which means the woman’s face00:11:39
was perceived as such,00:11:41
you’re made of iron. Yes, something like that00:11:45
Yes, but gradually somehow. In general, this is the00:11:55
whole thing. - still in the character Well, as if00:11:59
the character probably00:12:01
hasn’t gone anywhere00:12:02
here with the cinema, it’s a little different Well,00:12:05
as for the theater, it’s still like you’re00:12:07
not the heroine of some kind of miracles we had a00:12:10
performance of a thunderstorm, I played a wanderer there,00:12:12
I’m fictitious I was stuffing my cheeks with00:12:16
bread, I don’t remember what Filya was like. That’s00:12:19
how it was, well,00:12:22
I really liked it. But00:12:24
then I played the nameless star00:12:27
Mademoiselle Mademoiselle Cukuno. Well, they’re all00:12:31
such bright, characteristic00:12:33
characters in principle. It’s clear Kirill00:12:35
Grebenshchikov about firstly She’s very a00:12:38
good warm person, secondly, she is a00:12:40
good actress and thirdly, at that00:12:44
time 15 years ago she did not have such a00:12:46
formed, as if to00:12:48
say, superb acting00:12:51
skills, any manifestation of her was00:12:52
very alive and then we met00:12:56
Many years later, 10 years later in in the theater in one00:12:59
performance there is Filatova and I began to make00:13:02
some suggestions to Katyusha. I saw00:13:04
some kind of responsive risky person. In the00:13:07
acting sense, a person because she00:13:08
became mine to pick up some harsh proposals00:13:12
and try boldly. I say00:13:14
Katya, dance here from Swan Lake.00:13:16
Let's you will dance adaju if That is,00:13:19
how does one go about it so boldly00:13:21
without any such acting snobbery00:13:23
as they have? Of course there is this00:13:26
very humanity, I see this living,00:13:29
normal person, as if it is very00:13:31
important with his lively reactions, a completely00:13:34
open person, I’m not we’re not we climb into each00:13:36
other There, as if in some00:13:38
detail Although I know, maybe Olya,00:13:40
whom she met Just on00:13:42
the set of our00:13:45
lighting crew, he had a good sense of00:13:47
humor, in any case, she may, she00:13:48
rarely jokes, but when someone jokes She00:13:51
always reads00:13:52
[applause] I once00:13:58
singled out one of the students, I think00:14:02
so, but I also think so,00:14:05
initially we were a little very afraid of00:14:07
Viktor Ivanovich. That is, he could00:14:10
come up like that, touch you, get into this,00:14:12
say something harsh,00:14:15
pretty much so we were a little bit00:14:17
afraid, but still,00:14:19
especially later, when we finished,00:14:22
some kind of warmth, I don’t know, was always there;00:14:33
just like everyone else And how long did00:14:36
you stand there in the crowd without roles? Yes, not00:14:39
for long. Well, as if the students arrive,00:14:41
it’s clear that everyone immediately begins to be00:14:44
introduced somewhere there, but still some roles00:14:46
begin to appear almost immediately, some are00:14:49
not very simple. The Maly Theater is on my00:14:51
I think it’s very difficult to work there,00:14:54
it’s very steeped in tradition, it’s true that00:14:58
now it’s not to the same extent as it was00:15:00
before, I don’t know, maybe I’m not00:15:03
getting into some kind of hot spots. What do00:15:05
they call some kind of contacts, but it00:15:07
seems to me that it’s quite the same00:15:09
comfortable existence in our theater00:15:11
And who did you find when you came there00:15:13
from the greats was Pavlov00:15:15
Victor Victor then Barinov worked00:15:19
in our theater Odessanch00:15:22
Eremeeva Pankova Well Solomin Yes and which of00:15:28
them loved you, here is a00:15:29
young girl Katya with Valer00:15:32
Sanych Barin with us there was a performance of00:15:34
labor bread, so I played some kind of00:15:38
housekeeper there, we had one such big00:15:40
good stage that00:15:42
I was looking for something there, some kind of box, and something in general,00:15:45
how to find it Yes, yes, I remember this is what it00:15:48
was always like - it’s a holiday, you know00:15:51
how they say that yes, with a good artist and00:15:53
you yourself become a good artist. I00:15:56
remember that this feeling that you00:15:58
are playing with a very big actor,00:16:01
yes yes. But in general, an actor needs theater, because00:16:05
there are actors who say I00:16:07
don’t need theater at all I00:16:08
’ll get by quite well with cinema, theater and cinema, these are two00:16:10
slightly different natures of00:16:14
existence, that’s why I love both theater and00:16:18
cinema, even if you tell me something you00:16:20
chose, I don’t even know, they’re00:16:24
completely different.00:16:35
Well, you might think it’s00:16:40
just Natasha was bad, I felt sorry for her,00:16:43
that’s all00:16:50
And where did you get the idea that my family00:16:51
is falling apart? What do you think? It’s not visible,00:16:53
you’re walking around like a cat and a dog. Irka does00:16:56
n’t walk around on her own and you and Natasha are kissing. Do00:16:59
n’t be stupid.00:17:01
Yes, we have some problems. But00:17:04
you love her. Well, Ira, of course,00:17:09
Ira. I love you,00:17:11
then leave,00:17:14
maybe we just arrived. What do you want me00:17:16
to tell you?00:17:18
You won’t do this. What can I00:17:21
do; abandon my work; sit00:17:24
and watch so that Natasha doesn’t take away your smile; don’t00:17:26
talk nonsense; I’m not kidding;00:17:29
leave today; I don’t00:17:32
know; think up what I do00:17:35
n’t know; and00:17:37
I'll see you once00:17:41
[music]00:17:45
Katya looked back when00:17:48
Seraphim's husband started in your life Well, as if before that00:17:51
Of course, I had some00:17:53
small roles like that in 2006. By the way, I00:17:58
had a picture directed by Vitaliy Islavich00:17:59
Melnikov Agent Brigade Beat the Enemy, it00:18:02
was such a small one role, but00:18:04
my direct partner was00:18:07
Viktor Sukhorukov, I was there for about00:18:08
four days or so. But this is just00:18:11
such a big event in00:18:16
life.00:18:19
Well, he’s probably a complex person, of course,00:18:22
but we somehow developed initially in the00:18:24
sense that he00:18:27
extraordinary talent with him, it just00:18:31
seems to me because of the enormity of this00:18:33
talent, and with him it’s just scary, he’s still00:18:36
like that, in fact, I was a little afraid. Well, in00:18:39
general, for me it was such a00:18:41
first experience, essentially big, I didn’t know how it was00:18:44
like that happens in general, but00:18:46
when I got to the site, Kirill Pirogov was there.00:18:49
I remember the first person I00:18:51
met was Kirill, who came like this,00:18:53
how many two years after the institute,00:18:55
everything seemed to have passed, just like that,00:18:57
he came up to me and said oh Katya, hello, we've been waiting for00:19:00
you for a long time were waiting I think Phew exhaled00:19:03
I think well thank boxing it will be good so00:19:06
Viktor too somehow a00:19:09
relationship developed right away, some kind of00:19:12
warm beautiful and then Seraphim Let00:19:14
’s see a fragment yes Wow you’re00:19:18
calling a ghost names and also an00:19:21
intelligent person what do you want00:19:24
Quickly I’m tired of you you know what I want,00:19:27
I came to talk like a human being,00:19:31
that’s all I have, the hospital00:19:34
was inconvenient to somehow offer00:19:45
[laughter]00:20:09
with money, they laughed, take it,00:20:12
No, I’ll leave,00:20:16
but I’ll harbor a grudge, I’m not hiding it,00:20:20
take away your money00:20:23
Seraphim You know I don’t such bribes00:20:26
were offered That's the problem, I'm not a hunter I won't00:20:30
take it00:20:37
You woke up famous Yes, I00:20:40
understand correctly when the film was shown00:20:43
What did it mean Kat in the00:20:46
impossibility of taking the subway Everyone00:20:48
shouted Seraphim Seraphim in fact in00:20:51
Moscow people don’t recognize you so often I00:20:54
Moscow It’s clear they seem to be looking at you what00:20:57
looks closely, thinks you,00:20:59
she starts to move people And when you00:21:04
find yourself not in Moscow, then people They somehow00:21:07
generally look around more than00:21:09
themselves, and then nothing surprises them with the people of Moscow00:21:12
Seraphim not Seraphim They00:21:16
all walk around here00:21:19
And when people come you find yourself in00:21:22
some kind -it’s a provincial town there and people00:21:24
see you, they’re just shocked, it turns out to be00:21:28
some kind of cultured Karen director00:21:32
of course Seraphim it was some kind of00:21:35
phenomenon when I was in00:21:38
Amsterdam and came on a tour of the00:21:41
red light district It would seem there should be00:21:43
a lot of people but there’s no one I’ll ask,00:21:46
what’s the matter? There’s a new00:21:48
Russian TV series going on in Russia, you think, what kind of00:21:50
TV series is there, that people didn’t come to such a00:21:53
famous excursion, it turned out that the00:21:55
Seraphim started showing it, such love00:21:58
for the people’s picture is an amazing Thing00:22:02
No matter how many times I perform somewhere- then00:22:04
when they say Seraphim is wonderful, people00:22:06
still stand up and of course this is a huge00:22:09
merit of hers, she is not a Barbie doll and that’s00:22:12
good. An actress must have Charisma,00:22:14
but Katka has charisma, she is a00:22:17
charismatic bright person and has an00:22:21
extraordinary gut and I must say She is00:22:24
plasticine She listens to the director like that Now the00:22:27
shooting day was ending, I came00:22:29
to my hotel room And00:22:32
Rubel was already sitting there and asked Karish. You00:22:35
tell me if something is wrong. I will00:22:37
correct myself, but she did everything like this.00:22:40
You see, she once got into a rut,00:22:43
she walked like Seraphim, she sawed wood00:22:46
like Seraphim and Of course, this00:22:49
success was largely due to the fact that she very00:22:52
accurately fell into the character of00:22:56
Kat, how did you get into the character? As00:22:59
the temperament says00:23:00
And you are a Muscovite, you have intelligent00:23:04
parents, you studied at a theater school00:23:07
in a small theater, you play acting, did you00:23:11
see her somewhere or did you come up with her or I00:23:14
don’t know, did the grandmothers go there like that,00:23:17
did the women cut wood like they teach us in the theater, the00:23:21
essence is that we have to observe that there is00:23:23
an observation there, there are some characters, I do00:23:25
n’t know how to do this and I don’t really understand how it00:23:27
happens. I’m more of a preacher of the00:23:29
acting nature. I hold on to it more00:23:33
than to some kind of theory,00:23:35
of course I need it, I don’t know,00:23:38
maybe I myself am a very simple00:23:39
person, I can’t even say what I00:23:42
came up with Well, it’s kind of simple, I’m00:23:45
simple You have the text U you have00:23:47
material a00:23:50
person with a higher education you have00:23:52
parents people people hear education it’s still00:23:55
taken from somewhere and where you00:23:58
probably come from genetics Yes from these from the00:24:00
roots from your ladies subconscious This is00:24:04
serious I actually find this00:24:07
simplicity to be not difficult for me play00:24:09
maybe because it’s there I have it somewhere in00:24:11
nature, probably, and you love the awards You00:24:14
received a Taffy for this film00:24:17
It was nice It was very nice It00:24:20
was unexpected I even honestly was00:24:22
a little confused I was told, well, it’s00:24:25
like you were nominated there, of course he00:24:26
dress up, go, but who knows in the00:24:29
Kremlin it was, in00:24:31
my opinion, a musical theater00:24:35
I was so heavily pregnant That is, it00:24:38
was some twenty-sixth of May 3100:24:40
I was born Luka and they told me00:24:42
that means the main thing is that you don’t take this statute00:24:44
Karina is just like - to me, as a00:24:46
screenwriter, she received three days before me,00:24:48
which means screen nominations are called yes, she00:24:51
says, don’t take her, very heavy00:24:55
arcia, this statuette of Teffi Yes, they00:24:59
announced me that it was me who came out,00:25:02
said something like that and asked, and we say00:25:04
we can My husband will take it,00:25:06
although in reality in fact, she wasn’t that00:25:08
crazy Well, you must agree, yes, no, she’s00:25:12
heavy, yes, where you have her now,00:25:15
and she’s standing at my grandfather’s in the village. I once00:25:18
tried to use it, and when pickling00:25:21
cabbage, use it like that as a weight, but it did00:25:23
n’t work out for me.00:25:25
because the rag was crimson in color. It00:25:27
ruined everything for me, well, in general, it00:25:29
stood on the shelf and at some point I00:25:31
decided to give it to my grandfather in the village so that00:25:34
it could decorate his shelf there.00:25:35
Damn,00:25:38
she wasn’t afraid of anything, we were filming a00:25:42
fire scene and it was such a fire not for children,00:25:45
she said, I’m not a stuntman, I00:25:48
’ll go myself with a small child, she00:25:51
entered this Inferno, she herself00:25:54
stopped the horses, she was00:25:55
afraid to approach the horse, she wasn’t afraid to00:25:58
cut wood, she wasn’t afraid of anything.00:26:02
She was this heroine, it was a very00:26:04
happy shooting. A I also want to say00:26:07
She’s funny, she’s funny in a good way, when it00:26:11
was necessary to go to the point, she created00:26:13
the know-how, she left her slippers at the point, the00:26:16
operator was laughing, lying because00:26:19
she went out exactly in her slippers, she was00:26:23
the locomotive for the whole picture, like this People00:26:25
gathered around her how around the core00:26:28
it was wonderful Every evening we00:26:31
got together, we danced, we went to00:26:34
restaurants, we had a life and Katka was the00:26:36
ringleader. I remember how she danced like that,00:26:38
so waving her scythe, she00:26:42
turned on and with her it was unusually00:26:45
human, both in acting and in00:26:48
director easily and well We have a00:26:51
lot in common with her and I sincerely not00:26:54
only respect her as an actress but also Love her00:26:56
as a person00:26:58
[music]00:27:02
and in general we are such the soul of the company Katya That00:27:06
is, you can jump, gallop, wave your scythe00:27:07
depending on the company on00:27:11
Seraphim we were a wonderful company,00:27:12
somehow everyone became friends very quickly,00:27:16
it was Feodosia, Crimea, such a00:27:19
golden autumn, everything seemed to be conducive to such00:27:22
direct friendship, which means a good director is00:27:26
in your coordinate system. Well, first of all,00:27:28
of course, it’s always very pleasing when there is00:27:32
some kind of mutual understanding when a person does00:27:34
n’t put pressure on you. For example, if you00:27:36
take Karina, she told me something, I00:27:40
understood what she was telling me, it was like she was00:27:42
doing something, it worked when there are00:27:45
directors who tell you something00:27:47
or show it there and you understand00:27:50
how great it is I wouldn’t have thought of this before,00:27:51
this is also some kind of different game,00:27:53
but still different. Dmitry Sorokin is the00:27:56
director of this film. A woman without a sense of humor, she does00:27:59
n’t look like her at all. This Bronislava from00:28:02
this film doesn’t look like it at00:28:04
all, in fact, even when I00:28:06
saw her the first time I kind of thought that00:28:09
no, I think I remember her. She00:28:13
was like that, like in the movie, like in Seraphim, she00:28:16
came completely completely00:28:18
fragile, completely as if thin,00:28:22
the girl even said, and then in the process00:28:25
of work, of course, this feeling was erased,00:28:28
such a first feeling Yes and the work went00:28:31
like a charm, everything was great, the fact is00:28:34
that her heroine must have mastered00:28:36
some kind of sports judo techniques and they were doing00:28:40
stunt work, which means00:28:43
he taught and taught her some techniques00:28:46
to move, taught her throws and so on to make00:28:49
it look more - less00:28:50
naturally, she played somewhat00:28:52
exaggeratedly, as it should be in the00:28:55
comedy genre, so of course she00:28:58
is quite suitable for comedy roles and she has00:29:01
quite a lot of acting potential hidden in her,00:29:04
she could play lyrical00:29:07
heroines00:29:08
and suffering heroines, a woman in the full00:29:13
sense of the word, this is00:29:16
how the director thinks about you Katya this00:29:19
is what Dmitry is talking about, some I don’t00:29:22
know, like some kind of judo lessons or whatever you00:29:25
like, it’s funny actually you00:29:27
That’s the kind of story you like when you00:29:30
need to take judo lessons When in Seraphim you00:29:32
had to cut This I could understand00:29:37
how -it’s in my nature and what does it mean that00:29:40
we had a woman without a sense00:29:42
of humor, it was generally just00:29:43
anti-nature with me there, in fact,00:29:45
everyone was tormented, the fight of judo is00:29:48
based on the principles of knowledge of anatomy,00:29:52
balance and the transition from one technique to00:29:56
another00:29:58
allows you to protect yourself from an00:30:01
armed opponent let's turn our attention to cold weapons and firearms00:30:10
Hit me in the chest00:30:13
Well, rest, Bronislava, I can’t live here00:30:16
without women I’m not a woman I’m an opponent,00:30:19
come on, like a real living woman00:30:22
I, for example, noticed that I like00:30:26
Oh, I didn’t calculate this, I want to ask you about this, the00:30:31
child was born You already worked in the theater00:30:33
yes And the baby and what to do Here's what to00:30:37
do Here you can sit with the baby or run to the theater,00:30:39
you know, you can combine everything00:30:42
Yes absolutely when he was born, how long do they00:30:45
give 7 days after birth After00:30:48
how long do they give it is clear that you can’t00:30:50
go out and there all the time rehearse there00:30:52
or do something. I had00:30:54
about 5-6 performances there a month. Well, there00:30:57
was always someone there,00:30:58
of course, at first they were afraid of his child, in00:31:03
fact, I was very afraid, which means from the00:31:05
maternity hospital, which one is there on the third day, he00:31:08
sends me home I thought they kept me for a00:31:11
couple more days00:31:14
Well, yes, it was like that, right from the start.00:31:18
What is called then at my house? We00:31:20
had renovations; I was staying with friends; my00:31:23
classmate Elena Khabarova, Anton Khabarova’s wife; it00:31:26
means that together we learned what to00:31:30
do with a child. Yes, and here it is.00:31:33
some day a patron nurse comes00:31:35
to the clinic, given the clinic, and00:31:38
says Well, let’s decide, we have to00:31:40
look, he undresses the child and he has00:31:42
tags hanging here on his arms, we were just00:31:44
afraid to do something with him so that he would00:31:47
n’t even be separated for three days, that00:31:50
is We washed him Of course we washed it,00:31:52
yes yes In general, and she looks at the tags, she00:31:56
laughed for a long time And now you have three sons,00:31:58
yes And there is such a saying, one son is not a00:32:02
son, two sons are half a son, and three sons are a full00:32:07
son, that is, you have a full son, whole whole.00:32:11
son Yes, how do you manage them as a00:32:14
mother of boys? I can’t build them. I do00:32:16
n’t have enough toughness,00:32:20
which is probably necessary. That’s what00:32:24
dad is for. And so, of course, I00:32:27
hug and kiss the most, you look after them.00:32:31
Well, it’s clear that for those who are 6 you And who00:32:34
14 is already courting you, or are you still00:32:37
different comrades among us? So Sava,00:32:40
who 14 is just our most00:32:44
disorganized comrade. That is,00:32:46
if you don’t tell him that take this and00:32:49
go there, it’s as if he won’t goes and00:32:51
doesn’t do it, but the onion is 10 years old, so he knows00:32:54
everything he needs, he’ll take everything he needs to00:32:57
do. What you need and also00:33:00
what you need, and a lot of other00:33:03
good things. And you understand that here you can00:33:05
let go, just let go and he00:33:07
now we are almost 11 and small and00:33:10
small Well, small He is still a little00:33:12
baby, a child of love, I don’t know,00:33:15
he tells you such Persian00:33:17
compliments, at this age they tell00:33:20
mothers such straight Persian compliments00:33:22
Mom, you are the most beautiful woman in the world00:33:26
Well, yes, this is one of his compliments00:33:29
group in kindergarten they go to school and he00:33:33
will be in another kindergarten for another year and I00:33:36
say Lyoshka Darling, well, you still have to go to00:33:38
kindergarten for another year, as it were,00:33:40
He says No, I didn’t want to, he doesn’t00:33:42
like to sleep I don’t want to, I won’t I I say, what are00:33:45
you going to do for a whole year, he says, and00:33:47
I’ll hug you00:33:50
[applause]00:33:55
moments when all five of you are together00:33:59
somewhere, I don’t know, it doesn’t matter where in the village00:34:02
in the forest in a tent Maybe you like to00:34:05
go somewhere with a tent. this is what you00:34:08
like to do when you are together we love00:34:12
to go somewhere to the river, I don’t know, Well,00:34:16
we live outside the city, that’s why we have a00:34:18
lake nearby, that is, to00:34:20
bathe everyone, we like to ride bicycles together00:34:24
And we started taking off less. This is00:34:27
deliberate because you don’t feel like it. and00:34:30
leave your family Yes no In fact, it’s00:34:33
somehow like this, you know how00:34:34
our profession is, the density is empty, it’s00:34:36
understandable. You’re kind of a dependent person.00:34:38
I understand your theater is full of all sorts of00:34:41
things to do, but we just, the audience,00:34:44
would like more filmed We00:34:46
love you Take this thought into account00:34:47
I will work in this direction00:34:50
Well, when you don’t have to work, what do you00:34:53
like to do sometimes when you stay00:34:55
at home and everyone has gone somewhere? I like to00:34:57
just make coffee there Just sit00:35:00
on the veranda and just sit00:35:04
God how so good00:35:05
[laughter]00:35:07
thank you very much I wish you with all00:35:10
my heart that these are moments like this God, how00:35:13
good it would be for there to be more of them, look,00:35:16
I’m a completely grown-up auntie Yes, and it00:35:19
seems to me that they should be artificially00:35:21
simulated right at this moment the list00:35:23
makes it postponed phone, put everything aside00:35:26
in safety Everything is under control of your husband00:35:29
and you sit on the veranda, drink coffee and00:35:31
think how good it is, but don’t forget00:35:34
that the audience in my person encourages you to00:35:38
work00:35:39
and work Thank you very much00:35:43
[applause]00:35:46
[music]00:35:48
I absolutely agree with my colleagues and00:35:51
friends of Catherine, she is an original00:35:54
actress, unlike anyone else, this is00:35:56
her greatest talent,00:35:58
so directors, in my opinion, are simply00:36:01
obliged to cast her in films and do it00:36:04
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Екатерина Порубель в выпуске ток-шоу "Мой герой" рассказала о потере какой игрушки сильно переживала в детстве и почему стеснялась своей внешности, какие роли ей предлагали в театре и нужна ли вообще артисту сцена, если есть кино, как играть деревенских барышень и чем зрителю полюбился сериал "Серафима прекрасная", а также для какой роли брала уроки дзюдо и можно ли совмещать воспитание детей и актёрскую профессию. 0:00 О детстве актрисы и знакомстве с театром 7:34 Про систему воспитания в семье и первые роли 17:44 О съемках в "Серафиме прекрасной" 27:00 Можно ли совмещать воспитание детей и актёрскую профессию Смотреть другие выпуски: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_VWHYJUPIE&list=PLgWn407gTfdQo6C7KL21n8VC5cu5MnjO2 "Центральное телевидение" - это телевидение вечных ценностей: документальные и исторические фильмы, ток-шоу, программы о науке и культуре, медицине, путешествиях, расследования той или иной сферы общественной деятельности.
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