#yuri bogatyryov

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Ilya Oblomov [Oleg Tabakov] & Andrei Stoltz [Yuri Bogatyryov]

'...he sincerely loved and trusted only one person, perhaps because they had grown up, studied, and lived together. This person was Andrei Ivanovich Stoltz.' © ’Several days from the life of I. I. Oblomov’ (1980), dir. Nikita Mikhalkov

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Birthday boy!!!!

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Yuri Bogatyryov (deceased)

Gender: Male

Sexuality: Bisexual

DOB: 2 March 1947

Ethnicity: White - Russian

Occupation: Actor

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Возможно, это будет интересно. Edgar Poe on Soviet TV - I have done English subtitles for the TV adaptation of Edgar Poe's story The Purloined Letter. It is a part of the TV show "The Old Detective" (Старинный детектив), directed by Pavel Reznikov in 1982, produced by the USSR Central Television. - Ваш мессенджер ссылки не пропускает, поэтому можно зайти на холмсо-форум 22б.ру - раздел "Чердак", тема "Видеоматериалы".

Здравствуйте, Александр 😎

The cast of this current bit only has like three people in it, but considering how they’re all celebrities and Yursky in particular auditioned for Holmes in soviet sh (as well as he did play Holmes on stage earlier), this might be the closest we’d ever get to seeing him in action.

Plus Bogatyrov yall, come on

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Winners of 8th Energy of Victories national sports journalism festival contest receive awards has been published on Energy Solutions News

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Winners of 8th Energy of Victories national sports journalism festival contest receive awards

November 30, 2018

The final round of the 8th Energy of Victories national sports journalism festival contest was held in Moscow today. The contest was organized by the Russian Olympic Committee and the Federation of Sports Journalists of Russia with the backing of Gazprom.

The winners of the festival contest are as follows:

Best Article (federal media):

Yury Golyshak, Sport-Express newspaper, Moscow;

Vasily Konov, R-Sport news agency, Moscow;

Evgeny Slyusarenko, Championat.com sports website, Moscow.

Best Article (regional media):

Yury Seyidov, Gornyatskaya Pravda (Miner Gazette) newspaper, Korkino;

Elena Nikolikhina, Vecherny Severodvinsk (Severodvinsk Evening) newspaper, Severodvinsk;

Alexander Kulikov, Sportivnaya Smena (Sports Shift) magazine, Belgorod.

Best Article (Russian-language media based abroad):

Andrey Babin, MK-Estonia newspaper, Tallinn, Estonia;

Vsevolod Nepogodin, Fraza.ua online newspaper, Kiev, Ukraine;

Sergey Shchurko, Pressbol newspaper, Minsk, Belarus.

Best Photo Report/Coverage (federal media):

Sergey Bobylev, TASS, Moscow;

Darya Isayeva, Sport-Express newspaper, Moscow; Alexander Fyodorov, Sport-Express newspaper, Moscow;

Vladimir Pesnya, Rossiya Segodnya Information Agency, Moscow.

Best Photo Report/Coverage (regional media):

Natalia Gorshkova, Sport-Region magazine, Tyumen;

Sergey Polivets, Marke Fano production group, Rostov-on-Don;

Vladimir Ognev, Tyumenskaya Arena (Tyumen Arena) sports news agency, Tyumen, Andrey Chepakin, Dialog interview agency, St. Petersburg.

Best Photo Report/Coverage (Russian-language media based abroad):

Sergey Savrasov, Spacesuit Media photo agency, Semiluki;

Kirill Kudryavtsev, Agence France-Presse, Moscow;

Anvar Ilyasov, Jahon news agency, Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

Best Video Report/Film/Coverage (federal media):

Evgeny Bogatyryov, VIB-Film video and film production company, Moscow;

Marat Araslanov, Lev Media Alliance production studio, Moscow;

Nikita Zagday, Lev Media Alliance production studio, Moscow.

Best Video Report/Film/Coverage (regional media):

Alexey Lyubar, Altai State TV and Radio Company, Barnaul;

Maria Gankova, Gubernia-33 TV and Radio Company, Vladimir;

Roman Istomin, Yurgan TV channel, Syktyvkar.

Best Radio Report (federal media):

Viktoria Kolosova, Mayak (Lighthouse) radio channel, Moscow.

Best Radio Report (regional media):

Ilya Vikharev, Moya Udmurtia (My Udmurtia) TV and Radio Company, Izhevsk;

Dmitry Beletsky, Komsomolskaya Pravda-Stavropol radio channel, Stavropol;

Sergey Ievlev, Baltiysky Bereg (Baltic Shore) TV and Radio Company, Sosnovy Bor.

Future of Sports Journalism Award:

Lyudmila Portseva, First Municipal School Television studio, Izhevsk;

Veronika Samoylova, Tagil-TV municipal autonomous institution, Nizhny Tagil;

Dmitry Milushkin, Strunino Youth Television, Strunino.

The Patriarch Special Prize was awarded to Anatoly Tchaikovsky, Chairman of the Editorial Board of the Fizkultura I Sport (Physical Culture and Sports) magazine.

Lev Rossoshik, the late Vice President of the European Union of Sports Press, received a posthumous Special Prize for Contribution to Sports Journalism.

Journalist and author Valery Shteinbakh won the Special Prize for Achievements in Olympic Games Coverage from the Russian Olympic Committee.

The festival’s jury was made up of well-known Russian sports journalists: Viktor Gusev, sports presenter at Channel One Russia, member of the Russian Academy of Television, TEFI winner; Maxim Demkov, top TV and radio presenter; Nikolai Dolgopolov, President of the Federation of Sports Journalists of Russia; Sergey Kivrin, photojournalist at Match TV; Vasily Konov, TV host and sports anchor, Chief Editor of Sports Broadcasting at Channel One Russia; Igor Rabiner, journalist, staff writer at Sport-Express, two-time prize winner of the Energy of Victories festival contest; and Alexander Ukhov, member of the Russian Academy of Television and the Eurasian Academy of Television and Radio. Lev Rossoshik also participated in the work of the jury.

Background

The 1st Energy of Victories national sports journalism festival contest was organized by Gazprom in 2011 within the Gazprom 2014 project. Since then, over 2,000 journalists from all Russian regions and 20 foreign countries have participated in the contest.

The 8th Energy of Victories festival contest was organized by the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) and the Federation of Sports Journalists of Russia, with Gazprom as a general partner. The contest involved journalists from 56 Russian regions and 6 countries within and beyond the former Soviet Union.

Close collaboration between Gazprom and the ROC began with the signing of a long-term cooperation program in 2001. Gazprom provided the ROC with financial support in training Russian athletes for the Olympic Games in Salt Lake City (2002), Athens (2004), London (2012), and Sochi (2014). Gazprom also built unique industrial facilities and sports venues in the lead-up to the Winter Olympics in Sochi.

On October 23, 2014, Gazprom and the ROC signed the Memorandum of Cooperation. Gazprom was named as a general sponsor of the Russian Olympic team.

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Ciné-club en baie diffuse "Partition inachevée pour piano mécanique" un film Russe de Nikita Mikhalkov (1977)

Ciné-club en baie diffuse “Partition inachevée pour piano mécanique” un film Russe de Nikita Mikhalkov (1977)

Réalisateur : Nikita Mikhalkov

avec : Elena Solovei , Oleg Tabakov , Yuri Bogatyryov , Nikolai Pastukhov , Pavel Kadochnikov , Nikita Mikhalko Durée : 1h43 Scénario

Courtisée et courtisane, la veuve d’un général réunit ses amis, voisins et créanciers dans sa datcha, le temps d’un week-end ensoleillé. Derrière les jeux innocents et l’apparente insouciance de cette communauté vont peu à peu…

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Neokonchennaya pyesa dlya mekhanicheskogo pianino

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At Home among Strangers. 1974.

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Yuri Bogatyryov (02.03.1947 — 02.02.1989)

Encyclopedia of the Soviet Cinema: 'There was no one like him, before or after. It looks like he'd come and gone so quick just to leave us this unfathomable enigma of his phenomenon to marvel at.' Vitaly Wolf (critic, writer): 'He was very nervous, very kind and extraordinarily open-hearted. His tutor Katin-Yartsev used to tell me how worried he was about Bogatyryov's openness and vulnerability.' Irina Pavlova (critic): 'A two-meter giant, he could easily play a bravest knight (or the chekist Yegor Shilov in At Home Among Strangers), then turn into an ecstatically maudlin idiot Manilov in Gogol's Dead Souls. One moment his body could be steel-and spring-like, and he'd sport unequalled strength and agility. The next it would turn all wadded and quilt-like, as if lacking spinal cord... Immensely gifted, he was a wealth of the artistic 'material' in its pure form: fantastically pliable, filling any shape or form, easily meeting any director-poised challenges, dramatic or intellectual.'

movies in the post:

'Several days from the life of I. I. Oblomov' (1980), dir. Nikita Mikhalkov

'A Slave of Love' (1976), dir. Nikita Mikhalkov

'At Home Among Strangers' (1974), dir. Nikita Mikhalkov

'Declaration of Love' (1978), dir. Ilya Averbakh

'Martin Eden' (1976), dir. Sergey Evlakhishvili

The Nose (1977), dir. Rolan Bykov

'An Unfinished Piece for Mechanical Piano' (1977), dir. Nikita Mikhalkov

'Open book' (1977-1979), dir. Viktor Titov

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Yuri Bogatyryov as Tsar Nicholas I in Nikolai Gogol's The Nose (1977) dir. Rolan Bykov

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Can we please recieve some Yuri Bogatyryov facts? He seems like such a sweetheart!

Of course! He WAS a true sweetheart, not even seemingly, 1000% confirmed Pure Good. I can’t really pull out much facts bc any celeb that died before, let’s say 1990, is doomed for obscurity, but Bogatyryov’s tragic story is at least somewhat conclusive. 

obviously gotta mention that’s he was a confirmed gay, or bi (unclear), which his closest colleagues knew about. i did write about it before, but basically he got scared and depressed at this news => alcohol and some soviet xanax => gained weight and kinda let himself go => had a heart attack and the medics injected him with something, unaware that he took those anti-depressants before => a nasty reaction ensued that killed him for good. not fun

if the guy loved, he just loved a Nice Pure Good love, like he used to wash Volchek’s car as a sign of his affection, and that lady was neither young nor attractive, mind you, but he just Loved. a good friend, nice and soft, treasured by everybody, especially Mikhalkov who had bogatyr as one of his primary actors, he cried at his funeral saying that They (idk who) killed him

bc he was just so pure and unphased, he was exploited to the fuck and fro, always had some very sketchy people staying over (=living) in his flat, drinking and partying, and he had no will or desire to kick them out. he’d give everybody money, give away his paintings for free, anything, so no surprise people used it

he was an artist, yes, i think it’s a somewhat known fact if you google it. he painted a SHITTON of stuff, like over 300 or something, but the vast majority of it was lost because of how dismissive he was towards all that

had just as many gal friends as pal friends, like obvs Volchek and Mikhalkov, but Iya Savvina was one of his very close bffs, i think they were neighbors for a long time and it was her who begged him to get rid of the sketchy people who occupied his flat, to no avail. 

I mean I bet i could’ve found out more if i dug deeper, but so far that’s all i remember from savvina and adabashyan’s recollections (adab told most of what im reciting above): he was Pure, he was Good, he was Gay as shit.

Once again, BROUGHT TO YOU BY ASK ME QUESTIONS BS

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Winners of 7th Energy of Victories national sports journalism festival announced has been published on Energy Solutions News

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Winners of 7th Energy of Victories national sports journalism festival announced

November 24, 2017

The final round of the 7th Energy of Victories national sports journalism festival contest was held in Moscow today. The contest was organized by the Russian Olympic Committee and the Federation of Sports Journalists of Russia with the backing of Gazprom.

Award ceremony

The winners of the 7th Energy of Victories national festival contest are as follows:

Best Article (federal media):

Alexander Kruzhkov, Yury Golyshak, Sport-Express newspaper, Moscow;

Yaroslav Kulemin, Ivan Karpov, Match TV website, Moscow;

Ivan Zhidkov, Sport Den Za Dnyom (Sportsdaily) newspaper, St. Petersburg.

Best Article (regional media):

Dzhaudat Abdullin, Business Online website, Kazan;

Svetlana Golub, Kubanskiye Novosti (Kuban News) newspaper, Krasnodar;

Yury Seyidov, Gornyatskaya Pravda (Miner Gazette) newspaper, Korkino, Chelyabinsk Region.

Best Article (Russian-language media based abroad):

Evgeny Slyusarenko, Znamya Druzhby (Friendship Flag) newspaper, Navoi, Republic of Uzbekistan;

Sergey Shchurko, Pressbol newspaper, Minsk, Republic of Belarus;

Zenonas Gricius, Obzor (Review) newspaper, Siauliai, Vilnius, Lithuania.

Best Video Report/Film/Coverage (federal media):

Anton Anisimov, Match TV, Moscow;

Elmira Mirzoeva, Match TV, Moscow;

Evgeny Bogatyryov, Georgy Sushko, Vladimir Golikov, KHL TV, Moscow.

Best Video Report/Film/Coverage (regional media):

Oleg Balakhontsev, Yugra TV and Radio Company, Khanty-Mansiysk;

Alexander Lukyanov, Anna Kruzhalova, Dmitry Kuvaldin, LOT-Region TV channel, St. Petersburg;

Marina Zhabo, Cherepovets Information Agency video channel, Cherepovets, Vologda Region.

Best Photo Report/Coverage (federal media):

Alexey Filippov, Rossiya Segodnya Information Agency, Moscow;

Grigory Sysoev, Rossiya Segodnya Information Agency, Moscow;

Alexey Ivanov, Sport-Express newspaper, Moscow.

Best Photo Report/Coverage (regional media):

Maxim Bogodvid, Rossiya Segodnya Information Agency, Kazan;

Maria Shalneva, Fun-Run.ru website, Moscow Region;

Alexey Malgavko, RIA Novosti Information Agency, Omsk.

Best Photo Report/Coverage (Russian-language media based abroad):

Kirill Kudryavtsev, Agence France-Presse, Paris, France;

Yury Kadobnov, Agence France-Presse, Paris, France;

Evgeny Tumashov, Biathlonworld.com website, Salzburg, Austria.

Best Radio Report (federal media):

Viktoria Kolosova, Mayak (Lighthouse) radio channel, Moscow;

Ekaterina Zobova, Radio Rossii (Radio of Russia), Moscow;

Denis Kosinov, Sport FM radio, Moscow.

Best Radio Report (regional media):

Ilya Vikharev, Moya Udmurtia (My Udmurtia) TV and Radio Company, Izhevsk, Republic of Udmurtia;

Svetlana Zavodchikova, 103 FM – Baltiysky Bereg (Baltic Shore), Sosnovy Bor, Leningrad Region;

Olesya Timonina, Yuzhny Ural (South Ural) TV and Radio Company, Chelyabinsk.

Future of Sports Journalism Award:

Evelina Valova, Elizaveta Mashkovtseva, Dmitry Vakhrushev, Elena Krapchina, TNT-Novy Region/Pervoye Gorodskoye Shkolnoye Televideniye (TNT-New Region/First City School TV) channel, Izhevsk, Republic of Udmurtia.

In addition, photojournalist Yury Somov, winner of numerous photo contests, received the Patriarch Special Prize. Igor Zolotaryov, Editor-in-Chief of the Futbol-Hokkei Yuzhnogo Urala (Football-Hockey of South Ural) weekly newspaper, received the Special Prize for Contribution to Sports Journalism in Russia.

The festival’s jury included well-known Russian sports journalists: Nikolai Dolgopolov, President of the Federation of Sports Journalists of Russia, Lev Rossoshik, Vice President of the European Union of Sports Press, Viktor Gusev, sports presenter at Channel One Russia, member of the Russian Academy of Television, TEFI winner, Maxim Demkov, TV and radio presenter, Alexander Ukhov, member of the Russian Academy of Television and the Eurasian Academy of TV and Radio, Sergey Kivrin, photojournalist at Match TV, Igor Rabiner, journalist, staff writer at Sport-Express, two-time prize winner of the Energy of Victories festival contest, and Maria Rakova, Editor-in-Chief at BM 24.

Background

The 1st Energy of Victories national sports journalism festival contest was organized by Gazprom in 2011 within the Gazprom 2014 project. Since then, over 2,000 journalists from all Russian regions and 20 foreign countries have participated in the contest.

The 7th Energy of Victories festival contest was organized by the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) and the Federation of Sports Journalists of Russia, with Gazprom as a general partner. The contest involved journalists from 62 Russian regions and 10 foreign countries.

Close collaboration between Gazprom and the ROC began with the signing of a long-term cooperation program in 2001. Gazprom provided the ROC with financial support in training Russian athletes for the Olympic Games in Salt Lake City (2002), Athens (2004), London (2012), and Sochi (2014). Gazprom also built unique industrial facilities and sports venues in the lead-up to the Winter Olympics in Sochi.

On October 23, 2014, Gazprom and the ROC signed the Memorandum of Cooperation. Gazprom was named as a general sponsor of the Russian Olympic team.

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At Home Among Strangers (1974), dir. Nikita Mikhalkov

Sergey Shakurov(Zabelin): For years [after the movie was filmed] we'd been good friends, couldn't part with each other for a long time. We loved and still love one another, despite the fact that some are no longer with us.

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Yuri Bogatyryov as Yegor Shilov 'At Home Among Strangers' (1974), dir. Nikita Mikhalkov

bonus:

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Yuri Bogatyryov as Maksakov

'A Slave of Love' (1976), dir. Nikita Mikhalkov

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'At Home Among Strangers': deleted scenes & gag reel