Actress Ekaterina Guseva spoke openly about her colleague Alexander Domogarov in a recent conversation, praising his remarkable acting talent.
“Domogarov stands apart. He holds a crucial place in the artistic world, a true dramatic artist,” she asserted, highlighting his impact on stage and screen.
Guseva drew attention to Domogarov’s character, noting his consistent honesty with everyone around him, both in public performances and private life.
“There is a musical instrument within him, one that still echoes clearly even when distant. You can hear his talent in every note,” she remarked. “I had the privilege to work with him in Stanislav Sergeevich Govorukhin’s film Weekend, where they played siblings.”
At the beginning of September, Guseva referenced Maxim Galkin, Alla Pugacheva, Dmitry Nazarov, and other stars who left Russia, describing her mixed feelings of humor and sadness about their departures.
She expressed sympathy for immigrant artists, suggesting that these stars have lost a sense of home and may struggle to reclaim it. Guseva also shared the belief that admitting a mistake and seeking forgiveness can come at any stage in life.
Earlier reports noted that a jazz musician missed a Tyumen concert due to an airline mishap, a detail that added another layer to the evolving conversation about performance and travel.