19 photos of your favorite actors who were filmed in the children's newsreel "Yeralash"

Sad stories of "Yeralash": 7 tragic fates of the stars of the popular children's newsreel

"Yeralash" has been on the screens of the country for 47 years, it is still watched and loved by millions of viewers, and not only children, but also adults. Particularly popular are the old issues of the newsreel, many of which were filmed back in Soviet times. Many talented children who starred in Yeralash, having matured, became actors and were able to build a good career. But there are those among them whose lives ended unacceptably early

"Boys and girls ": how the fate of your favorite actors "Yeralash"

They were bright stars on the television screens of a huge country. They were loved, admired, their heroes were laughed at to tears. Who have become these boys and girls, the idols of the children of the generation of the 70s and 80s?

Why negative characters were the favorite role of one of the most talented actors in Soviet cinema: Bogdan Stupka

Not many People's Artists of the USSR have had the honor of being recognized and respected throughout the world. Ukrainian actor Bogdan Silvestrovich Stupka was deservedly lucky in this - he was one of those whom American film critics put on a par with such celebrities as De Niro, Al Pacino and Anthony Hopkins. He really was inimitable in the theater, great in cinematography, flawless in voice acting and good even in advertising. He was happy in love and his family. He succeeded in everything that was and

What's left behind the scenes of your favorite comedies: Leonid Gaidai on the set (20 photos)

The phenomenon of comedies by Leonid Gaidai lies in the fact that they do not seem to become outdated, but as if they become even better over time. All of his films bear the imprint of a unique directorial style. The actors who starred with Leonid Iovich remember how carefully he treated the little things. So, for example, a unique “family gesture” was invented for each hero, by which his whole essence became immediately visible. Most often Gaidai showed the necessary movements in front of the camera himself. In this review

Uncle Fedor, Troubadour, Winnie the Pooh and all-all-all: How the heroes of your favorite cartoons were created

International Animation Day is celebrated on October 28. More than 120 years ago, in 1896, an event took place in Paris that is considered the beginning of the history of animated films. In the Musée Grévin, "glowing pantomimes" were shown to the public for the first time. Over the past century, animation has become a real art. In our selection - sketches and sketches of artists, telling about how everyone's favorite cartoon characters were born