In the film “Do Not Renounce, Loving”, the actors narrate the touching love story of the pilot Gleb and his girlfriend Sonya, as well as friendship, loyalty and many other values. It is unlikely that this melodrama can be called exemplary in its directorial embodiment, but the cast was selected for the project very decent.
“Do Not Renounce Loving”: actors and roles. Maria Poroshina as Sonya
One of the main roles in the melodrama of Elena Nikolaeva went to the famous Russian actress - Maria Poroshina.
In the film “Do Not Renounce Loving,” the actors Poroshina and Domogarov play a couple in love who cannot be officially together because the hero of Domogarov is married. Sonia performed by Poroshina patiently waits for her lover to make a fateful decision and leave his wife, but when he is ready to take this step, his plane crashes and the man goes missing. When everyone has already lost hope of seeing Gleb alive, only Sonya is still waiting for him and believes that he is alive and will return.
Maria Poroshina often starred in television series: we can say that they form the basis of her filmography. The actress, for example, can be seen in the melodrama "Always Say" Always ", in the series" Plot "," The Talisman of Love "and" Faith. Hope. Love".
The film "Do Not Renounce, Loving": actors and roles. Alexander Domogarov as Gleb
The role of the pilot, who is torn between two women, was played by another well-known serial actor Alexander Domogarov. Domogarov’s career began in the difficult 90s, so the first films with the participation of the artist are now almost unknown to anyone. But in 1992, Alexander nevertheless managed to play a major role in Svetlana Druzhinina’s film “Midshipmen III”.
In the late 90s Domogarov played almost the best roles in his career: Colonel Ivan Bogun in "Fire and Sword", Count de Bussy in "Queen Margot" and "Countess de Monsoro", journalist Seregin in "Gangster Petersburg" and Alexander Turkish in the serial film "Turkish March".
Recently, the actor often appears in multi-part melodramas like the movie "Do Not Renounce, Loving." However, in this film, it’s not the love line between the character of Domogarov and the heroine Poroshina that is more interesting, but the emergency situation that Gleb fell into after the crash of his plane: he had to drag his friend for thousands of kilometers and, in conditions when it was time to surrender, show remarkable restraint.
Ivan Rudakov as Vani
In the film “Do Not Renounce, Loving”, the actors Domogarov and Rudakov play colleagues - two pilots who are sent on a special mission to the Russian wilderness in order to deliver supplies and medicines. But during the performance of this task, the plane becomes malfunctioning, the pilots are evacuated, however, the hero of Ivan Rudakov is very charred. Two friends manage to get home, but at what cost? All the way to the weakened Vanya is Gleb. And hundreds of times men think that they will never get home.
Ivan Rudakov is also a regular in television films. The role of the pilot Ivan in "Do Not Renounce, Loving" for him was only the fifth role in the movie. After that, the actor starred in such films as “Dog Work,” “Einstein. Theory of Love ”,“ Fashion Model ”and“ Aleshkina Love ”.
Laura Keosayan as Julia
The actors of the film “Do Not Renounce Loving” are not always recognizable faces. And although Laura Keosayan is a pretty beautiful actress, she rarely gets the main roles in the paintings. So this time she got a secondary character. The actress played the girl Julia, who is the lover of the pilot Ivan.
Also, Laura can be seen in the films “Love at the Edge of a Knife”, “Turkish March”, “Gypsy with the Way Out”. But the most famous works of the actress were the roles of Tina in "Sea Devils", anesthesiologist Emma in the series "Sklifosovsky", as well as the role of the famous psychic Evgenia Davitashvili in the series "Dzhuna".
Other movie cast members
In the series “Do Not Renounce, Loving”, the actors were involved both quite popular and little-known.
Evgenia Dmitrieva, who played Lina, is a recognizable face: she played Olga in the TV series Sklifosovsky, Marusya Portkova in The Cry of an Owl, and also the main character in the film Diary of Mother-in-Law. The actor and theater teacher Igor Zolotovitsky got the supporting role - a certain Vlad. The son of the hero Domogarov was played by Lev Nasibulin, who can still be seen in some series today.
Vladimir Dolinsky, who once played the sentimental executioner in “Ordinary Miracle” by Mark Zakharov and the comedic monk in “Countess de Monsoro,” today also “registered” in melodramatic series.
You can also see Alena Khmelnitskaya (Hearts of Three), Alexei Petrenko (Idiot), Valery Garkalin (Poor Sasha), Andrei Tashkov (Detective), Denis Karasev (We from the future-2 "), Elena Nikolaev (" While the fern is blooming ") and Alexei Rudakov (" 20 years without love ").