Actor Vladimir Vdovichenkov told socialbites.ca that he prefers not to pay attention to frauds in which his name is mentioned. Previously, false messages spread on messengers Message the artist allegedly expelled Ivan Urgant and Kristina Orbakaite, who “did not oppose the Russian anthem”, from the Vakhtangov Theater. Later, the famous Telegram channel seriously “tuned” Vdovichenkov Diagnosis.
“I don’t fight [с фейками]I just don’t pay attention to them. So they tell me about them and I answer: “Oh, wow. Was Urgant expelled from Orbakaite? And why were you fired? Didn’t you oppose the anthem? Wait, when does the anthem play in the theatre? Never, for example. It’s all bullshit.” I think they could at least come up with something more coherent. Sometimes, of course, there is internal regret. You get a headache or a fever, you call a doctor and they write that you’re about to die in two hours. You think: “Y-me, how? Poor , you have no money, you have to earn money that way. Well, if this news helped them in some way, God bless them, ”said the artist.
According to Vdovichenkov, he tries to ignore misinformation about his person, but gets worried when disturbing news about his comrades appears in the media space.
“I call when I read some garbage, I get worried – when I find out it’s fake, ‘Fuh, thank God, or I’m nervous, you never know what’s going on. And what they did not write about me, I already waved my hand. The case is nothing more than adding extra fuel to the fire, ”says the artist.
formerly Vdovichenkov announcedwhy did his wife become his representative – Elena Lyadova, the star of the films “Leviathan” and “The Geographer Drank His Sphere Away”.
Read the full interview with Vdovichenkov here.
Source: Gazeta
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