Today we’ll talk about the movie “The Last Muscovite”. Actors and interesting facts about him will be presented later. We are talking about the Ukrainian comedy television series, which premiered in 2015.
What is the movie about
First, we discuss the plot of the series "The Last Muscovite." Actors will be named below. In the story, a modern young Muscovite is forced, due to circumstances, to take refuge in a western Hutsul deaf village with a relative. It is difficult for him to adapt to the patriarchal way of life. The main character is a representative of the Moscow "golden youth". His name is Valera, and he is the son of a banker. Due to the economic fraud of his father, the guy is hiding from the Russian mafia. He was sheltered by Uncle Ivan.
Main participants
Igor Skripko played Valery Dmitrievich Petruk - the son of a Moscow millionaire. This actor was born in 1991 on May 30. He studied at RATI-GITIS in the workshop of A.V. Borodin. He plays at the Nikitsky Gate Theater. He participated in the production of the director A. Borodin “In the Stage Space”. He also played in the play "The Musketeers", and also played the role of John in the production of A. Konyshev, "Who is he?"
Vladimir Goryansky in the television series "The Last Moskal" played the role of Vasily Mikityuk - the head of the village of Velikiye Vuyki.
Yuri Gorbunov embodied the image of Ivan Petruk - uncle Valera, a carpenter. This is a Ukrainian TV presenter and actor. Gorbunov was awarded the title of Honored Artist. He was born in 1970 in the Lviv region in the city of New Razdol, and grew up in Ivano-Frankivsk. He comes from the family of Nikolai Petrovich, a worker at a house-building plant. His mother was a kindergarten teacher, and besides, she played the bandura well. Yuri was trained at Ivano-Frankivsk School No. 17. While still a student, he mastered driving a car using his father's Moskvich.
Learned to play the guitar and button accordion. He was a student at the Kiev Theater Institute, graduated with honors. He worked as an actor in the theater of Ivano-Frankivsk. It was there that he met his wife Lyudmila. He lives in Kiev now, works on television. He was the director of the Hollywood Club. He conducted a program called "Three Points". Participated in the “Happy Call” project. Collaborated with the "New Channel". He conducted the programs “Questions for Champions”, “Now you are in the army”, “One for all”, “Ready for everything”, “Smile, they are shooting you”, “Rise”. Came to the channel "1 + 1". Together with Marichka Padalko acted as a host of the morning breakfast program “Breakfast with 1 + 1”.
Other heroes
Stefan Attilich Lupescu and Bogdan also appear in the plot of the film "The Last Muscovite." Actors Nazar Zadneprovsky and Vladimir Nikolayenko performed these roles. Natalya Koretskaya played Marichka - the wife of Bogdan. Ivan Sharan embodied the image of a Hutsul guy named Vladimir Orestovich Brukhtyansky, in love with Ksenia.
Irma Vitovskaya was remembered by the audience as a saleswoman of a selmag. Tamara Yatsenko played Orys Bogdanovna.
Galina Bezruk embodied the image of school teacher Ksenia Mikhailovna. Tatyana Mikhina played Galina - Aunt Xenia, who came from Italy. Vasily Basha played the role of Michael. Svetlana Prus played Daria - the mother of Xenia. Oleg Stalchuk embodied the image of the blacksmith Stepan. Oleg Primogenov was remembered by the audience as a precinct.
Lilia Rebrik played the role of Irina.
Olga Sumskaya played Anna Petruk - Dmitry’s ex-wife and Valera’s mother.
Interesting Facts
Next, we give some interesting information about the movie "The Last Muscovite." His actors were presented above. Field shooting was carried out in the Carpathians, as well as on the territory of Pirogovo - the National Museum of Folk Architecture and Life. Available in the plot Moscow shots captured in Kiev. The pilot series and advertising posters were shot with Alexander Golovin, who is known for the television series "Cadets". But later there was a change in the cast and director. As a result, the role of “Moskal” was played by Igor Skripko, and the director’s chair was taken by Simon Gorov.