The star of Russian cinema was noticed in the Tver region with a weapon
The summer filming season promises to be generous with projects. At least, our audience will definitely not be left without Russian TV series. Right now we are working on several new films with the participation of well-known actors.
Maxim Yemelyanov was spotted in the Tver region with a rifle at the ready. The actor is far from the first time he takes up arms on the set: in his filmography there are many films about the war and the roles of law enforcement officers. This time, Maxim also plays a military man, but the former, who, having returned to his hometown, finds himself in a bind of dramatic events.
The action of the series takes place in the taiga outback, where there are all conditions for illegal gold mining. A criminal businessman keeps the whole city in fear, but the former soldier turns out to be a very tough nut to crack. “With my role, I can pay tribute to military sailors, their integrity, masculinity, deep sense of duty and honor. This topic is very close to me, if only because I grew up in the family of a military sailor,” says Yemelyanov.
In addition to the actors, including Anastasia Krylova, Alexander Krasovsky, Sergey Peregudov, Sergey Yatsenyuk, Yakov Shamshin, stuntmen are involved in the shooting. As conceived by director Leonid Plyaskin, the series will feature a lot of stunts and action scenes. The role of the taiga is unexpectedly played by the Tver region, where there were many spectacular locations that fit the scenario.
Meanwhile, Angelina Mirimskaya and Denis Shvedov returned to their roles in the comedy Ivanko. In the second season of the show, all its main characters participate, namely: psychologist and teacher Valya (Mirimskaya), toastmaster Nastya (Valentina Mazunina), biology teacher Yasya (Victoria Zabolotnaya), bard Kostya (Aleksey Vertkov), extremely unreliable in everything Lekha (Mikhail Tee) and a man with serious intentions Makar performed by Denis Shvedov.
All of them, as well as several new characters, will once again plunge into the complex tangle of problems familiar to city dwellers over thirty. Director and screenwriter Ksenia Voronina hopes that the continuation of the comedy will have a psychotherapeutic effect on the viewer. It is quite possible that the actors will also experience it. At least during the script reading, as eyewitnesses say, everyone laughed heartily.