The heroes of Friday’s edition of the show “Evening Urgant” became Danila Kozlovsky and Vladimir Mashkov, now promoting the film “the Crew”, in which they got the main role. With stories about the filming and started the conversation with guests leading Ivan Urgant, asked them to recall the most interesting moments of the film.

It became clear that many stunts the actors performed themselves, so that, Vladimir Mashkov, for example, the most filled moment when he had to move on the hanging rope from one point to another. But the most difficult was not a movement but a necessity to hang onto the rope, waiting for the command “action!”.

Don’t know how I did it, hands and feet trembled,

– said Mashkov.

Vladimir Mashkov and Danila Kozlovsky and Ivan Urgant

At the same Danila Kozlovsky made a strong impression classes in these trainers, which are trained pilots.

After the traditional interview with Ivan Urgant invited the heroes of the program to participate in the category titled “In the person all should be sudden”. The gist of it is that the visitor reads the text from the monitor, but at some point on the screen there is a task to read further in a certain way. For example, Danila Kozlovsky have to say the appeal of the flight attendant at first the voice of a man who just ran a marathon, then in the way of theatrical criticism-women, then the voice of a man asking alms in the train.

Vladimir Mashkov and Danila Kozlovsky

Special delight of the audience called Daniel, when I read the instruction for using oxygen masks in the image of “the sexiest man on the planet”. At this point, the actor even started to undress and almost lost attached to his jacket microphone.

Vladimir Mashkov received the same task, besides his actor, the appeal of the commander – first as if he tells the children a scary story, then as a native of Odessa, a man with anger issues and, finally, as a circus entertainer.

Judging by the reaction of the audience, though Mashkov and Kozlovsky starred in “the Crew” dramatic roles, comedic talent, not to take both.

Vladimir Mashkov, Ivan Urgant and Danila Kozlovsky