Ugly stories that hide the famous Soviet films

When we watch our favorite Soviet Comedy, heroic drama, or a tender movie about love, it is hard to imagine that these pictures are someone's tragedy, bitterness, or even of ordinary domestic conflicts. That hides the famous Soviet movie?

"Loyalty test", 1954

Star of musical comedies, "the swineherd and the shepherd" and "the Kuban Cossacks" Marina Ladynina ceased to be in the mid 50-ies. The last work of the actress in the movie was the melodrama "loyalty Test", the Director of which was her husband Ivan Pyriev. Ironically, in the movie about love and devotion between spouses discord occurred, and immediately after painting the Director and the actress divorced. In retaliation, the powerful film banned Ladynina colleagues to invite to the shooting.

According to rumors, the anger directed reserve and the famous Clara Rumyanova. Originally pyrev invited her for the lead role in "the Test", but Romanova considered picture of the fruit of courtship married the Director, who also was older than the graduate of VGIK almost 30 years, was not accepted. Then Rumyanova starred in the movie 6 years, which was also associated with the revenge of the Pyr.

"D'artagnan and three Musketeers", 1978

For the role of Milady was invited the actress Elena Nightingale, but she refused because of pregnancy — she was expecting a second child, a son. Margarita Terekhov, which was invited in return, the Nightingale, too, was in the position, but... for the sake of participation in the film terminated the pregnancy. Because of this, the actress refused to shoot a horse and sat on a horse only in large plans.

"The diamond arm", 1969

"Foreign" language of smugglers hiding diamonds in a cast Nikulin, was invented on the set of the film. In particular, the expletive "mordyuk" invented by the Director Leonid Gaidai, after a quarrel with actress Nonna Mordyukova.

"12 chairs", 1971

The famous Jon dough, actor Sergey Filippov, for several years struggled with a terrible disease — cancer of the brain. Headaches have started to disturb the actor before filming the Comedy "12 chairs", it was decided to replace it with Rostislav Plyatt, but Filippov insisted on his participation in the filming. He died in 1990. The body of the actor had been in an empty apartment for two weeks.

"Andrei Rublev", 1966

Famous work of Andrei Tarkovsky has become a classic of world cinema, but while filming "Rublev", the Director has come under an avalanche of criticism: colleagues and journalists accused Tarkovsky in animal cruelty. Supposedly on the ground in the frame were burned cow, slaughtered a horse, and another horse broke his leg in the scene of falling off the wall.

In his defense, the Director claimed that the horse in any case was doomed — it took for filming slaughterhouse. A cow, according to Tarkovsky, was covered with a refractory cloth and was not injured, but the crew members stated the opposite.

The story of the killing of animals for art's sake, caused a huge scandal in film. For example, the Director Kira Muratova, Tarkovsky then ceased to exist.

"The Caucasian prisoner", 1967

The premiere of the famous Soviet Comedy was marred by a quarrel Leonid Gaidai and actor Yevgeny Morgunov. Veteran of the famous Trinity "caught a star" and scandal on an enclosed technical viewing of "Captive". He appeared on the show drunk in the company of drunk girls, and then sprinkled with jokes and insults Gaidai from the last row. The actor was taken, and the Director, remount the tape, cut out all the scenes with Morgunov, what was possible. After this, Gaidai worked with Morgunov and did not communicate with him until the end of life.

"Sannikov Land", 1973

This movie also connected with the conflict of the Director and actors, but in this case, under the disgrace of artists were the Directors — there were two. To a picture it was decided to draw debutants — albert Mkrtchyan, behind which there was only one feature film, and Leonid Popov. Rebelled against the newcomers main actors: Sergey Shakurov, Oleg Dal and Vladislav Dvorzhetsky and Georgy Vitsin. The conspirators demanded from the "Mosfilm" shoot from the shooting Amateurs.

The talks went on for a month and has led to the fact that the instigator of the protest Shakur was removed from the role of an escaped convict Gubina (he still managed to pull in a couple of episodes). It was replaced by Yuri Nazarov. Shakur called Dahl and Dvorzhetsky, who remained in command, traitors, and ceased to communicate with them.

"White sun of the desert", 1970

The role of red army soldier Fyodor Sukhov has glorified the actor Anatoly Kuznetsov, but in the picture he got because of the tragedy of another artist — Georgy Yumatov, who was approved for the lead role initially. Yumatova excluded from the picture for drunkenness.

Just a week after filming began, the actor went on a binge, he was severely beaten, he could not. A year later came the film "Officers", which was the finest hour yumatova, but the craving for alcohol, the actor has not fought. In 1994, a drunk, he shot from the gun of a janitor. Next year, the year of the 50th anniversary of the Victory, Yumatov was amnestied as a soldier, but after the prison the actor was diagnosed with abdominal aortic aneurysm. Georgi Yumatov died in 1997 from a ruptured abdominal aorta.