Юлия Меньшова – про интервью в 2025. Что не так с Пугачевой и Дудем*, Том Круз в гостях/ 50 вопросов

In this interview, Julia Menshova opens with a brief introduction of herself as a TV host, blogger, and actress (00:00). She then discusses the current state of the interview genre in 2025 (02:09), followed by her critique of Dudi’s episode about "Shirli Myrli" (03:43). The conversation moves to the fear people have of being interviewed (05:22) and the responsibility interviewers have toward their guests (07:22). She shares her thoughts on the shortcomings of talk shows featuring ordinary people (08:54) and addresses rumors about a romance with Dmitry Nagiev (10:59). The discussion turns to behind‑the‑scenes moments in film and TV (14:35) and the impact of harsh parenting on her upbringing (22:04). She reflects on her parents’ expectations and how they shaped her (24:21), the recognition of her success (26:14), and her husband’s role in her life (28:52). Hypothetical scenarios, such as a bed scene offered to her husband, are explored (33:31), as well as work‑life balance (35:35). She examines the interviewer's listening skills (38:29) and the style of Ksenia Sobchak (41:08). The conversation touches on a poorly received interview with Pozner (43:04), the ethics of interviewing criminals (44:08), and the financial aspects of interviews (47:49). She discusses the acceptability of interviewing people in altered states of consciousness (49:19) and her relationship with Volochkova (51:05). Questions she wanted to ask Maksakova and the truth behind her interview are covered (54:07, 56:37). She talks about star refusals and potential apologies (58:56, 59:21), future interview plans (1:01:03), and a conversation with Pugacheva (1:01:42). The dialogue includes arranging interviews with major stars (1:05:04), Putin’s interview with Tucker Carlson (1:05:52), and who would conduct the best interview with Putin (1:07:14). She expresses anger toward Dudi and Edelman over a film episode (1:08:02), discusses money questions (1:11:51), low pay for Russian TV hosts (1:14:41), and financial support for her children (1:19:25). She reflects on inspiring her partner (1:24:22), the lack of a big interview with her mother (1:28:33), and her father’s final interview (1:31:08, 1:32:48). She explains her refusal to give an award to the film "Svolochi" (1:37:56), her reaction to Jora Kryzhovnikova’s series (1:40:05), rights to the 1979 film "Moscow Does Not Cry" (1:42:41), and the renaming of the series (1:47:04). She discusses the state of copyright in Russia (1:47:54, 1:49:08), potential lawsuits (1:50:35), her admiration for Quentin Tarantino (1:51:32), Hollywood friendships (1:52:25), the location of her Oscar (1:54:55), the difficulty retrieving it (1:55:48), and her admiration for Fellini (1:57:20). She recounts Tom Cruise’s visit (1:58:21), Valentin Shishkin’s interview (2:00:59), PR responsibilities (2:05:41), self‑blame (2:07:37), an interview with Ivleeva (2:10:35), her worst career moment (2:12:26), impressions of Ays Shabutdinov (2:13:30), money for coaches (2:15:18), gender differences in infidelity (2:16:28), banning infidelity in media (2:17:59), living in fear (2:19:09), smoking habits (2:20:38), and the final blitz (2:23:15).