Vladimir Yaglych learned to dance a Striptease

Teacher actor became famous Tarzan.

Vladimir Yaglych and Galina Petrova on the set

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Sergey Glushko on the set

Photo: courtesy of the press service

In Saint-Petersburg finished shooting a new film by Marius
Weisberg’s “Night shift”. This story is about
simple welder Max (he played the role of Vladimir Yaglych), which is fired from
plant and he is forced to moonlight as a stripper. Young man, hiding from
his wife’s new profession, gets into a series of funny and absurd situations.

Ksenia Teplova and Vladimir Yaglych on the set

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The idea of Comedy came to the former KVN-crate, now head writer of TNT
Timur Levchenko. Originally it was planned that it will be a series, but when
Levchenko spoke about his idea of the Marius Weisberg, the Director convinced him that
you need to remove the complete meter.

“I consider myself a Comedy writer-humanist, says Marius. —
And this human and humorous story interested me. Welder caught
in the world of Striptease, is the fertile ground for Comedy and always my story.”

Pavel Derevyanko and Anna Mikhailovskaya on the set

Photo: courtesy of the press service

The Director does not deny that when working on a painting of his
inspired by the British picture “the full Monty”, but “Night shift” is
a completely different movie. “Still, our cultural peculiarity — unique –
says Weisberg. — By the tone of our picture is close to that of English realism, but
essentially it is our native, Russian specifics”.

The main role in the film auditioned many popular
the actors, among whom were Viktor Horinyak (“Kitchen”, “Hotel Eleon”) and Paul Priluchny (“C”, “Closed school”). But in the end the choice fell on Vladimir Yaglych
(“We from the future”, “the Crew”), who before the shooting had a few weeks
lessons in dance and Striptease. “For me it was a new experience — recognized
Aglic. But a good Director is always easy and pleasant to work with, so
this role has brought me great pleasure.”