5 famous couples of Soviet cinema who couldn't stand each other behind the scenes
'22.11.2020'
Source: LADY.TYT.BY
A good actor can play almost anything and in almost any condition, says LADY.TYT.BY. But what if in real life you hate the person with whom you now need to pretend love? We love old Soviet films and often don’t know what it cost the actors to play love in them so convincingly.
Nikolay Rybnikov and Nadezhda Rumyantseva
Several actors were tested for the main role in the film "Girls", but as a result Nikolai Rybnikov was approved. By that time, he was already a movie star: after the film "Height" the whole country knew him. And he hoped that his wife, Alla Larionova, would be filming with him. But instead of Larionova, Svetlana Druzhinina was approved for the role of Anfisa - and after that everything did not go according to plan.
Later Druzhinina recalled: “Inna Makarova, who had the experience of filming with him, told us:“ Well, girls, now hold on! ”And indeed, a very professional, confident, strong actor arrived, who, of course, could not to settle down, because they did not fit each other at all. And he urged me to shoot Alla Larionova in the role of Anfisa instead of me, they had a family then, and he loved her very much. Of course, he had a difficult relationship with the team, especially with Nadia Rumyantseva. "
On the set, Rybnikov and Rumyantseva constantly quarreled, the actor called his partner "upstart", and off-screen their relationship remained very tense.
Nikolay Rybnikov and Nina Ivanova
The general favorite of Rybnikov often did not develop relationships with partners on the set. Nina Ivanova, who played the main female role in the film Spring on Zarechnaya Street, was no exception. She got into the cinema by accident, by that time she had practically no experience of filming, and Rybnikov did not hide his irritation, calling his partner “wooden”.
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Especially hard for Ivanova was the scene of the heroine's tears from her pedagogical failures. She could not cry in any way, and then someone from the film crew slapped the actress in the face. She cried out of resentment and surprise, and the director gave the command "motor".
Elina Bystritskaya and Sergey Bondarchuk
In The Unfinished Story, the actors had to play a love story. Unfortunately, they were already well acquainted with the filming of the film "Taras Shevchenko" and could not stand each other. When Bystritskaya found out that she was going to film with Bondarchuk, she flatly refused. The director hardly persuaded her, promising that all her dialogues with Bondarchuk would be shot in close-up and without his participation. After the end of filming, the actors did not greet each other and pretended to be completely unfamiliar.
Andrey Myagkov and Olga Naumenko
The film "Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath!", Revised as under hypnosis every New Year, was also filmed in an atmosphere of hostility. Zhenya Lukashin's on-screen bride Galya (Olga Naumenko) complained that she could not establish contact with the closed Myagkov. Oleg Dal auditioned for this role, and with him Naumenko formed an excellent cinematography, and with Myagkov every time I had to overcome myself. The actors did not communicate behind the scenes.
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Barbara Brylska and Yuri Yakovlev
The actress talks a lot in her interviews about how much she disliked filming "The Irony of Fate" - both the unfashionable dress and the strange character of the heroine, and the actress did not like the choice of favorite men for Nadia. Worst of all, she was given the scenes of kissing with Yuri Yakovlev, who, according to the actress, did not attract her as a man, and despite the fact that all romantic scenes were filmed from the back, he always strove to kiss her for real.
