A clear candidate for the lead role in a historical film! A compelling character!
Alexander Tsvetkov, I think I agree with you, Alexander. Almost Stenka Razin. I met Alexey (that's the character's name) in the remote Northern Ural village of Kytlym. He had come to harvest cedar cones. Incidentally, a bag of cones costs 1,000 rubles, and you get one bucket of nuts from it. So, Alexey told me a story that happened to him during the perestroika years. Since he bears a resemblance (and he does) to the famous actor and comedian Mikhail Evdokimov, his thugs suggested he tour cities and villages performing under the name Mikhail Evdokimov. "But I respect Mikhail very much. I refused to perform under his name," Alexey stated. How many pseudos there were then... Alexey turned out to be honest and conscientious.
Tsvetkov Alexander, I think I agree with you, Alexander. Almost Stenka Razin. I met Alexey (that's the character's name) in the remote Northern Ural village of Kytlym. He came to harvest cedar cones. By the way, a bag of cones costs 1,000 rubles, and you get 1 bucket of nuts from it. So, Alexey told me a story that happened to him during the perestroika years. Since he bears a resemblance (and this is true) to the famous actor and comedian Mikhail Evdokimov, his thugs suggested that he tour cities and villages giving concerts under the name Mikhail Evdokimov. "But I respect Mikhail very much. I didn't agree to perform under his name," Alexey stated. There were so many pseudos back then... Alexey turned out to be honest and conscientious.
Vera Ketova, interesting work and an interesting story. It often happens that strangers are more open and trusting than those you've known for a long time...
Vera Ketova, interesting work and an interesting story. It often happens that strangers are more open and trusting than those you've known for a long time...
Alexander Tsvetkov, and you know, such openness is caused by the fact that you'll never see the person you told them to again. It's like on a train, where you can hear such stories from life that you could write a book—they have a ready-made plot.
A very interesting portrait, Vera!!!! Excellent work!!
Valery Barash, thank you, Valery, I'm very grateful and glad you liked the portrait. It's strange, the site didn't show me there was a message, but I just saw it now. My apologies for the late reply)))
Evgeny Savelyev,
Andrey Kolesov, thank you, I'm very grateful))))