ДМИТРИЙ ПЕВЦОВ/ «Без любви нет ничего»/ 0 «Ревизоре», любви и вере

"Love is one of the names of God" The subject of today's interview is Dmitry Anatolyevich Pevtsov, a theater and film actor, singer, musician, theater teacher, television host, director, People's Artist of Russia, laureate of the Russian Federation State Prize, and State Duma Deputy. It's difficult to call this conversation an interview. Rather, it's a frank conversation with a believer, a bright person whose main mission is to help people and who strives to do everything with love. We'll discuss the connection between spirituality and personal responsibility, attitudes toward the profession, Soviet cinema, and the work of Vladimir Vysotsky. We'll also discuss theater that audiences need, the revival of the popularity of the "gangster" era of the 1990s, and what today's youth lack. What was filmed in the Soviet Union remains forever. This was done with love for the audience, the profession, his comrades, and the film crew. Dmitry Anatolyevich will share his understanding of love, talk about his mother, and explain why he wants to be a member of parliament and how he feels about government officials. Such an important, truly meaningful conversation, after which you want to live more consciously and treat yourself and others with more care. Timecodes 00:00 Greetings. First experience as a director 01:45 About St. Petersburg and a play for survivors of the siege 03:17 "Boomer" and gangster romance in film 05:02 The parable of the writer and the fornicator 06:57 What is the film "Gangster Petersburg" about? 8:21 Eduard Boyakov's "Russian Cross" – a film everyone should see 9:21 About how he got into the play "Lavr" 10:04 "Revelations" about growing up and life choices 11:42 "I can talk about Vysotsky endlessly" 12:55 About the Siege of Leningrad 13:47 Psychoanalysis in Vysotsky's songs 14:18 About the theater and the new director of the Lenkom Theatre 16:50 "Gogol, Chekhov, Dostoevsky – modern writers" 19:39 What does Dmitry teach students? 21:53 A happy marriage and a "normal" male profession 22:48 Talent without labor is useless 24:00 What is love? 27:10 A story from an American astronaut 28:24 "Sretensky Monastery is our second home" 30:04 On "necessary" books 31:00 "Audiences differ depending on the day of the week" 32:50 Fighting government officials 34:27 "My main function is to help people" 36:58 What does Dmitry say when he's asked: "When is the day off?" 37:52 About empty Moscow 39:00 About Soviet cinema and a favorite childhood movie 41:34 Growing up after losing parents 43:27 About mom: scuba diving at 72, defending a dissertation at 75! 45:23 "I was a happy Soviet child" 45:55 Important conversations with mom and the "moral immunity" of today's youth 48:17 Why "now" is better than "then" 50:01 About short films based on my son's scripts 52:49 "You're welcome" and final thoughts