Author of quotes: Igor Ugolnikov

"Doctor's corner" - it was the first sitcom on national television. To all his characters in it, I treat with a warm smile. But rights to the program "Good evening" we had to buy in the US - where such late-night shows are very popular and are broadcast almost decades. Now, this tradition continues with Ivan Urgant, I remember still quite small. It's good, when the younger generation continues the tradition of the older. Our "Good evening" came out in 1997, was popular, but it closed after only one year. This is probably the difference in the mentality of the American audience and the Russian - Americans go on strike, when they are deprived of something familiar, and Russian when anything used, I want something new.

I always did everything with a kind and warm smile. And the first story, "farewell to the hymn" where we called then many pop stars, so they sang the national anthem of the Soviet Union, was not ridiculing or denouncing. "The funeral meal": a funeral March through the streets of Moscow is a funeral procession. Riding a column of trucks, the body of which adorn the inscription "Vegetables", "School breakfasts", "Milk". VoiceOver bitterly reports that today was not the universal favourite - food. The modern generation probably don't understand this, but in those days, when someone from the party leadership, on the TV round the clock twisted "Swan lake", and from the shelves like lightning swept away all products. I'm still glad we didn't get to shoot like we throw to the mausoleum of empty bread trays like banners. But it was a good idea. The story was humorous, Yes. But with good humor.

Here. The boy was touched by the fate of a soldier of the Wehrmacht who "didn't want to die" and died from the unbearable conditions in Soviet captivity at Stalingrad. Come, lad, after the Bundestag on Elijah's turn - I'll show you a place where the same "did not want to fight" the Germans burned alive in a pigsty more than three hundred prisoners, wounded Podolsk cadets - the same twenty-second birthday! And their parents bring, and teachers, and all those who encouraged you to make such a statement. Then I have you all to take the Brest fortress - you're "touched". There was something more serious than just stupid...

When you create a movie you can not prevaricate. When we were shooting the film "Brest fortress", surfaced such terrible facts of history, which generally should not show on the screen.

Of apricots boiled apricot jam, cherry cherry. And from the fruit of the feijoa tree, what?