By Eliza Popova
"At one time, I was a little worried in Russia - I was starring, traveling from Ukraine at the festival. Therefore, they probably decided that I was a pro -Russian Ukrainian," he explained. The artist remembered that he had been called. At first they asked for comments about Crimea, and then asked for a poem some chauvinist read. The calls stopped only after the Ukrainian "caught up in rude words". "He said everything I think.
And as a grandmother whispered - they no longer worried," Bogdanovich recalled. One and a half days before the full -scale invasion of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, the actor played in the play "War". Only a week he performed in Mariupol, where he lived in a rented apartment next to the infamous drama. "The windows of the dwelling went out on the facade of the building. The organizers made us a city tour, showed how Mariupol changed.
It was bright-the streets decorated the remains of New Year and Christmas scenery. And it really changed, literally blossomed. What a terrible trouble will come here soon, "the artist shared. He recalled that he had been in a state of internal anxiety on February 23, but he refused to believe in rumors. "You know, my father often went to Moscow on a business trip. And every time, returning from there, he said: you will see, there will be a war of Russia with Ukraine.
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