"Julia Vysotskaya: 'I Won't Let You See Me Crying' // 'Tell Gordeeva'"

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Julia Vysotskaya — a world-renowned movie star, theater actress, and host of a popular cooking show, who has turned her name into a brand. How did Vysotskaya shape herself into a superhuman, what does absolute love mean to her, and why has she given up on dreams? Find out in the new episode of 'Tell Gordeeva'. At 0:00, she says it's impossible not to love Italy. At 04:22, she misses the shabby green door. At 06:07, she explains why people become actors. At 08:36, she says if she didn't need to grow her business, she wouldn't be on social media. At 09:59, she talks about 'Dear Comrades!'. At 15:57, she reflects on her childhood in Novocherkassk. At 17:57, she discusses her Cossack character. At 18:45, she says she is very introverted. At 21:32, she says she doesn't know how to define integrity today. At 23:35, she talks about the advantages of being a director's wife. At 25:53, she says Macbeth is not a murderer. At 27:51, advertisement. At 30:39, she talks about her empire. At 35:34, she talks about the best creatures in the world. At 37:43, she mentions Muza Ivanovna. At 40:19, she talks about Vysotskaya and Belarus. At 44:14, she says she doesn't like to stop. At 46:22, she explains how to cultivate a superhuman in yourself. At 47:21, she says there's nothing you can say to make her cry. At 49:46, she talks about the crying daisies of her son Petya. At 51:16, she says she'll be a grandmother like Tsvetaeva. At 52:10, she talks about her wedding with Konchalovsky. At 52:50, she says Bishop Tikhon Shevkunov is a rare person. At 55:30, she works on 'Paradise'. At 57:31, she says evil is very attractive. At 59:52, she talks about how to live with a scoundrel. At 1:01:27, she says she can kill in self-defense. At 1:02:35, she says 'What a fool. I'll go collect my Oscar'. At 1:03:32, she says she's completely devoid of exhibitionism. At 1:05:50, she says she's trying with all her might to find femininity in herself. At 1:07:16, she talks about Tolstoy and Flaubert, Anna Karenina and Madame Bovary. At 1:10:45, she says she wants to play everything that comes her way. At 1:15:13, she talks about absolute love. At 1:16:58, she says a normal heart has room for everyone. At 1:18:18, she says on the facade—like in Europe, but inside—worn slippers and unwashed toilets. At 1:21:25, she talks about infatuation. At 1:22:52, she says she's done with dreams. At 1:26:00, she asks what is life without work. At 1:27:31, she talks about the main difference between women and men. At 1:28:37, she says at the intellectual level, we are all equal. At 1:30:32, quickfire questions. At 1:34:42, she says she'd like to learn to love like a dog.