I feel very sorry for Konchalovsky, his wife has embarrassed him.
33-year-old Russian actor, who managed to carve a path in Hollywood, attended a social event the day before. The wife of director Andrei Konchalovsky also showed up there.
In public, the popular artist was seen with his wife Anna Shevchuk and their two grown daughters - 10-year-old Marfa and 8-year-old Akulina. The artist then headed to a party hosted by Hello! magazine. Unexpectedly for everyone, the appearance of Yura Borisov caught the attention of Andrei Konchalovsky's wife. By the way, Vysotskaya is quite familiar with Borisov - the colleagues starred together in the series "Chronicles of the Russian Revolution."
Apparently, that evening, the star of her own cooking show was in a cheerful mood. The actress flaunted a polka-dot dress with a huge cutout on the back and smiled a lot. When Borisov suddenly appeared before her, Vysotskaya immediately leaned into the young handsome man and even boldly hugged him around the neck.
On social media, the behavior of 52-year-old Yulia Alexandrovna was considered too provocative. People even wrote that the muse of the filmmaker experienced a spectacular disgrace. The tenderness of the actress, which was caught on camera, became a topic of gossip. Despite the beauty's efforts to melt the heart of the married Borisov, he surprisingly remained distant, not even bothering to take his hands out of his pockets...
"Yura Borisov didn’t even look at her"; "She hung on his neck, Yura Borisov didn’t even take his hands out of his pockets"; "I feel very sorry for Konchalovsky, his wife has embarrassed him, to be honest"; "Why this pretentious love? Yura didn’t care at all"; "Spanish shame – peel Vysotskaya off Borisov!" - reacted followers to the spicy footage.
The 16-episode drama "Chronicles of the Russian Revolution" is based on archival documents and is dedicated to the period from 1905 to 1924: the first Russian revolution of 1905–1907, as well as the February and October revolutions of 1917, which led to the formation of Soviet power.
The tragic events of the October Revolution are shown through the adventures of the main character - fictional officer Mikhail Prokhorov (Yura Borisov). He tries to unravel a web of conspiracies involving well-known figures - from Rasputin, Gapon, and Trotsky to Gorky, Blok, and Meyerhold. Among the main characters is also a fictional character, socialite and revolutionary Ariadne (Yulia Vysotskaya).
The plot covers 20 years of confrontation between fictional and real historical figures, including Emperor Nicholas II (Nikita Efremov), leader of the revolution Vladimir Lenin (unrecognizable Evgeny Tkachuk), and Joseph Stalin (Timofey Okroev). The director's attention is primarily focused on human destinies, whether they are famous historical figures or unknown characters intersecting at a turning point in Russia's history.
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