Interview of Agatha Muceniece and Pavel Priluchny. Priluchny and muceniece first starred with their youngest daughter Mia for gloss

A little over a year ago, the young couple PAVEL Priluchny and AGATA MUCENIETSE became parents. Just four months after the birth of his son, Pavel admitted in an interview with OK! that he still does not feel like a father. “Parents - it sounds like that ... Loud, or something,” he said then. “I feel something inside, but I still can’t clearly understand what exactly I feel.” Now, realizing the changes that have taken place, the actors shared with OK! with their discoveries.

Pavel and Agatha met in 2011 on the set of the Closed School series on STS. “Pasha somehow quickly proposed to me, but somehow I quickly agreed,” Agatha said. Pasha asked her to get married... on the first date. Having lived together for only two weeks, the young people realized that this was the right choice. They didn’t delay with registration, they immediately applied, and signed twenty days later. “Pashka quietly organized a ceremony in a restaurant on the Ostankino tower - with music, guests, flowers and rings,” Agatha shared. - We walked “to the altar” along the glass path, let white balloons into the sky, and I almost burst into tears. It was unforgettable." Two years later, the couple became parents.

Their son Timothy is a businesslike guy. He behaves like a real pioneer: he actively explores unfamiliar space and touches everything he sees. And he absolutely does not want to sit on his hands for a long time and constantly runs away from his parents. “A minute is the maximum how long he can sit in one place,” says Agatha, once again catching Timofey in order to put him back on the set. - He always needs to touch something, throw it, examine it, ride something. He always has a lot of interests. Whatever tricks dad resorted to to attract the attention of the baby and make him laugh - tossed napkins, reproduced incredible sounds ...

Timothy is not a capricious child?
Agatha: Capricious! He loves to pee. I don’t know, maybe he is cutting a tooth ... If he wants to go somewhere, and the door is closed, he will scream and cry. Of course, no one indulges him: we try to accustom him to discipline and understanding that not everything can be achieved by crying. But it is difficult, educational work is difficult for me. It just becomes a pity for the little one and you immediately want to take it in your arms.

Pasha, how do you calm your son down?
Paul: I don't calm down.
BUT.: Once Pasha raised his voice to Timokha, and he burst into tears. He understands intonation, and if someone yelled at him, it seems wildly unfair to him.
P.: I will reassure him when he grows up a little and begins to understand everything.

How? Gingerbread or belt?
P.: Why a belt? Immediately with a bat ...
BUT.: Timofey is a tall guy, I think he will grow taller than Pasha and then he will show him the bat himself. (Laugh.)

Pasha, did you finally realize that you became a father?
P.: Oh yeah! Of course, feelings have changed, but this is exactly how they are expressed ... I don’t know how to answer correctly.
BUT.: He bathes Timokha, plays with him all the time. I bought him two cars with a remote control. You won’t believe it, but Timokha already understands that they will go if you take the remote control and press the button! True, he still does not control the trajectory, but the car is moving, and it pleases him.
P.: We also eat together. Because it is impossible to eat alone: ​​Timokha steals everything that is on the plate.

Do you also take yourself to the doctors for check-ups?

P.: We don't go to the doctor at all. And we don't bring our son. Kidding. Six months ago, they went - they did some kind of vaccinations. Why does he need vaccinations if he stays at home all the time?
BUT.: Necessary.
P.: I think that free medical treatment in Moscow is terrible. Our little one was almost killed.

Like this?
P.: The doctors gave us some strange diagnosis - "hip dysplasia" - and advised us to wear a special corset. We went to the Institute of Orthopedics, and there we were told that Timokha had nothing of the kind. And if we wore this thing, then dysplasia would easily develop. In general, they could ruin a person's whole life.
BUT.: Good thing we didn't believe it! Then it turned out that the device, on which we did an ultrasound of the hip joint for the first time, is designed for children from six months, and Timofey was only three months old. Now we believe only in grandmother's methods. He drank water, anointed him with vodka - the temperature passed.
P.: I drank vodka - and there is no need to smear it. ( Friendly laugh.)

Were you lucky enough to witness the first steps of Timothy?
BUT.: I went with him to rest in Dubai, and there he began to try to get up. I saw the first, most uncertain steps: top-top - and slap on the ground! Then he began to take three, five steps before falling. A month and a half ago, Pasha and I flew to Novosibirsk, and Timokha was left at home with my mother. At some point, we could not get through to her and raised a panic. I had to ask Pasha's sister to check if everything was in order there. She went to our house with her family. And she has two boys: one is two years old, the other is three, and both run. Timokha looked at them and also began. Since then, he has been walking confidently. Thank God my mom caught it on video!

Do you manage the care of your child only with the help of your family? Agatha, are you still against babysitters?
BUT.: In general, I'm still against it, I don't trust strangers. Now a situation is developing in which, most likely, Pasha and I will leave for Riga - we have a project planned there. Accordingly, we will take Timokha with us. My mother lives in Riga, but she can't always help. I'm considering taking on a nanny who could sit with him from time to time. I heard a lot of good things about Filipinos, but I’m also somehow not sure, I’m not mentally prepared. I think you can take a nanny when he speaks so that he can tell if something is wrong.

Are you serious about Filipinos?
BUT.: Yes, I have heard that they are docile, inconspicuous, work great and that thanks to them the children begin to speak English.

Pasha, what do you think about this?
P.: I like Filipinos too. You can take a couple of young Filipinos. ( friendly laughter.)

Pasha, Agatha, you once admitted that your outlook on life is very different. Does it apply to child rearing methods?
BUT.: Probably not much. I talked with colleagues who have children, and many, as it turned out, are more meticulous parents than we are. We are for individual freedom. If Timokha wants to eat sand, let him eat. If he doesn't like it, there won't be another time. If he wants a piece of chocolate that Pasha eats, let him. Some parents have never shown TV to their one-year-old child. They don’t salt their food either, because it’s all harmful. We salt, pepper, Timokha eats everything from the adult table. There are no taboos in clothes either. Just cute pants, a shirt - whatever suits him, he wears. He wants to - pulls off his socks and runs barefoot. It seems to me that this is correct, this is how independence is formed.

Many mothers simply love to constantly dress up their children, like living dolls ...
BUT.: Timokha has the magical ability to instantly smear anything you put on him. If he drinks water, he will definitely pour it on himself. Therefore, he runs until the end of the day in the blouse that he put on in the morning. I don’t see the point in dressing him up, the main thing is that he should be comfortable. Here at the photo shoot they put on his pants - they are very beautiful, of course, but they slide down the side, because he is constantly furious. They should just be flexible and comfortable. In the summer he wore different plaid shirts, I liked the way he looked at the same time: such an adult peanut. If a girl were born to us, then, probably, I would be carried away by bows, flowers and dresses. And this is a kid who can crawl under the bed and sit there in the dust with the dog ...

Your house is a full bowl. There is even a dog.
BUT.: Yes, a chihuahua named Benic.

How does Timofey communicate with the dog?
BUT.: You know it's great! At first, Benik was afraid of him, did not understand what kind of screaming creature they brought home. Then I got used to it. Now they play together all the time. Once I saw such a picture: Timokha did not want to play with Benik, and he ran up and gently bit his hand, then ran away, growled and wagged his tail. Timokha, of course, laughed, but he was carried away by some other occupation, and Benik failed to play him. Sometimes Timokha, together with his dad, starts attacking the poor dog, then he can only hide in all corners. Especially if Pasha takes a typewriter with a remote control and directs it after Benik, and then Timosha starts running, squeaking and screaming ... It's not easy for Benik, they just bring him to hysterics.

Poor dog! And which of you is the first to get up at night if Timothy is crying?
P.: Mom Agatik. It's hard to wake me up at night. I have a very healthy and deep sleep.
BUT.: Yes, he sleeps so that a train can pass, but he does not move. Getting up at night to see a child is a woman's occupation, men are not biologically predisposed to this. Pasha never got up, he just tossed and turned. I somehow tried to teach him to do this, but it turned out to be easier to quietly get up and calm the child herself until he screamed so that the neighbors would gather. Timokha slept in our room for up to six months, because we did not have time to prepare the nursery after the repair, and then I removed all the garbage, washed the floors, we put the furniture - and he had his own space. So now we live in different rooms.

Pasha, do you take care of household chores?
P.: I have enough of them, basically. I did repairs, so from time to time something falls off and has to be redone.
BUT.: He did all the repairs himself. Design by Pavel Priluchny.
P.: I often clean the house.
BUT.: If Pasha sees that there is dirt on the floor, he immediately cleans it up. For example, the floor was just washed, and Timosha came and crumbled bread there. Pasha immediately washes again. Twice a day for sure.

Do you manage to maintain the correct rhythm of life? Sports nutrition…
BUT.: Basically it works. Mom comes to us and lets us go to the gym. I try to run. I can't say anything about proper nutrition. We somehow had a complete relaxation: we both ate so much that we had to go on a buckwheat diet.

Agatha, I understand correctly that this year after giving birth you worked, but in light mode?
BUT.: Yes, during this time she starred in only one project - “Secret City”. In March-April, several projects will be launched for the STS and Rossiya channels. So far, make-up, costumes, images, and readings are being tried on. A big plus is that one of the projects, as I said, will be filmed in Riga - this is my home. It seems to me that it will be interesting and fun not only for me, but also for Timokha.

Pasha, and you kind of wanted to make a film. Have you come close to fulfilling this desire?
P.: Something like this ... I'm generally unemployed. I sit at home all day and give interviews.
BUT.: He walks in small steps. Lilliputian.
P.: Maybe an interesting project filmed for Channel One, Major, will come out soon. It was produced by Alexander Tsekalo. I have the main role there, a rather unusual image, not the same as in many projects, the plot is interesting. However, when exactly it will be released is still unknown. Here is another recent work - the series "Run". Filmed in St. Petersburg, it was inconvenient to ride back and forth: all these peregrine falcons, trains - I don’t like them. Sleep is uncomfortable.

Would you like Timofey to choose your profession in the future?
P.: Grow up - he will understand what he wants, where he is pulling.
BUT.: I don't know, honestly. No one will force him into the cinema. I do not think, of course, that he will choose a course for a profession in which he will have to sit in an office and print pieces of paper, but who knows, maybe he will become an artist in general. It seems to me that the advice of parents here will be of the least importance. For example, I did not listen to my parents at all when I chose a profession.

Have you already thought of some activities for him?
BUT.: Timokha will probably dance. When he hears music, he immediately starts shaking his booty - yo-yo-yo - and squats. I absolutely decided that I would teach him English. Already now I put on funny foreign children's songs for him, he listens to them with pleasure, dances. I hope to be able to speak English by the age of three.

He is such a sweetheart. Have you been offered to shoot Timofey in advertising?
BUT.: So we haven't shown it to anyone until now. Nobody up OK! and didn't know he was cute. Perhaps, after the release of the magazine, offers will fall on us, Spielberg himself will call from Hollywood, promise us five million dollars ... And the issue of Timofey's profession for the next five years will be immediately resolved. ( Friendly laugh.)

Pasha, it cost us incredible efforts to fit interviews and filming into your schedule. How do you deal with this crazy busyness?
I really have every day scheduled by the minute. And I love it. An actor should not sit just like that - without work he will disappear, go bad. But you know, I always found something to do, even when there was no such amount of work. I can afford to do nothing for a maximum of two or three days. I wake up, sit near the computer and become completely amorphous. At such moments, I urgently begin to look for some business for myself. Thank God, there is a job that I can give myself completely. I shoot five projects in parallel, day turns into night, night into day ... But it's fun. Of course, I am happy that I also have the opportunity to earn money. If not for the cinema, I would go to the theater.

I read that as a child you did both choreography and boxing at the same time. How did these polar activities combine in your life?

I was lazy as hell as a kid. I sometimes just broke somewhere to go and do something. We lived in the small town of Berdsk near Novosibirsk, we had a private house. There were geese, ducks, rabbits - all kinds of living creatures. I had to do everything myself - feed the animals, weed the garden, plant. To be honest, then I hated it all - as a child I wanted to take a walk. So, probably, if at some point my parents hadn’t taken me to boxing and choreography, I don’t know where I would have ended up. If not for the choreography, I would have completely lacked willpower. It seems to me that classical choreography forms the core. Girls just need to do it: immediately the gait becomes different, the posture improves. And it won't hurt a guy for plastic surgery. Well, boxing ... What can I say ... He gave me a lot.

The question of self-defense does not arise?
Everything happens in life.

As far as I know, your parents are not from the theatrical background. How did theater come into your life?
My mother is a choreographer and my father was a boxer. Our family was quite poor - my father died early. Mom left three children: I have an older brother and sister, I am the youngest. Mom dreamed that one of us would take up choreography. It didn't work out with my brother and sister. And with me a ride. After school, the choice arose: either enter the choreographic institute, or go to the theater. They took me to the choreographic school, but I had to pay a certain amount. In addition, it seemed to me that studying there was somehow unmanly, there were only girls and mannered boys. And I decided to enter the Novosibirsk State Theater School and graduated from it.

It turns out that to some extent, it was your mother who helped you decide on the choice of profession. Where does she live now?
My mom is a big guy. I am extremely grateful to her. Everything that I have already achieved and that, thank God, I am starting to succeed, I owe only to her. She is a global person. I started living separately at the age of 14, but we always had a great relationship. As soon as I had the opportunity, I moved my mother and sister to Moscow. We meet once a week. I bought a dog for my mother, now they are like a sweet couple - everywhere together. ( Smiling.)

Does your mother go to your performances when you play?
She doesn't miss a single one. And what is valuable, she always evaluates my game as adequately as possible, always expresses her opinion, gently, so that I would think, but not be offended.

What student performance did you like the most?
"The Marriage of Balzaminov", I played Balzaminov himself there. The performance was very funny. It seems to me that it was after him that something more or less worked out for me. We staged it in my first year, and after the show, I was immediately invited to the Globus Theater in Novosibirsk, where I was given five or six main roles. Wonderful memories remain.

Films and projects with your participation are incredibly popular: "At the game", "Children under 16 ...", "Gamers", "Lavrova Method" and "Closed School" on STS. At first, fame pleases, and then you start to get tired of it. Apparently, you have already begun a period of fatigue.

I'm just tired of rudeness. For everything else, I'm very logical. When I was a kid, it was fun for me to approach a famous person. But without this: “Oh, look, this is the dude who starred in that action movie ...” I perfectly understand how we treat more or less famous people. If you want to take a photo - ok. If you want to say something, please. But we have a lot of cattle in our country, which reacts very strangely to actors. You get tired of rudeness, rudeness, inadequateness, and not some kind of popularity.

You moved from Novosibirsk to Moscow at the age of 17. How did the capital receive you?
Like everyone else, not so much. Nobody was waiting for me here. I generally told my mother that I was going to my friends at the dacha. And he went to Moscow to try to enter. I really liked the method of work of Sergei Zhenovach, and I wanted to join him at GITIS. But unfortunately, it didn't work out. Someone just forgot to enter me into his competition. I was terribly upset, got drunk and entered Raikin at the Moscow Art Theater School. I am very glad that this is how things turned out. Konstantin Arkadyevich is an amazing artistic director, an incredible master.

But are you gone?
I was the only student who left on his own that wasn't kicked out. It was extremely interesting for me to work with him, I was one of his best students and, besides studying, I didn’t do anything at all, I tried not to act. Maybe we just didn't get along. We are both strong and stubborn. I had my own story, in which there was both romance and recklessness. I don’t want to go into details, it’s just that the situation changed my attitude to everything a little. And I decided to still act in films.

That is, the material side played a role?
This, of course, too.

If you could turn back time, would you still leave?
Yes. I try not to regret the things I've done.

What do you think, what can help a person who has come to conquer the capital to break through and get hooked here?

If a person wants to achieve something, then it does not matter where he comes from. The main thing is that a person has a specific goal, which should be formulated as clearly as possible. There are a lot of people who drop everything and come to Moscow, where no one is waiting for them, and they cannot do anything here. And all because there was no goal, there was just a desire to go to the capital.

Did you have a clearly defined goal?
There was, but what, I won't tell you. ( Smiling.)

Already at GITIS, on the course of Sergei Golomazov, you became a successful student, played Shervinsky in Turbin Days ...

I still play. But already in the Bulgakov House. In fact, I got acquainted with this play while still studying at the studio school. They ran in the performance of the Art Theater, portraying soldiers ( In the Moscow Art Theater, the play is called The White Guard. - Approx. OK!) while being students. Khabensky and other masters played there. I was standing in the third row, I was almost invisible. But I thought that everyone was looking at me anyway. I played as best I could, with all my might ... Then I thought: I wish I could someday play a big role in this performance. And then everything turned out so well at GITIS: my classmate, director Tanya Marek, offered to stage excerpts from Turbin Days. We rehearsed them, the master liked it, and he decided to make a full-fledged performance, which turned out to be very successful, and so far I have not heard bad reviews about him.

If we talk about cinema, then most of your characters are similar to each other, such alpha males, self-confident, deep, but their depth most often appears closer to the finale. Are you not afraid to become a hostage of one type?
Not afraid. I have different projects. I agree, most of my heroes are still anti-heroes, hero-lovers. But if such a character is needed now, then why not. I don't see anything wrong with that. I have the program "The Pinochet Couple", whom I just did not play there. It's a pity that these are short passages. But recently we filmed the New Year's Trouble project. I play such a mannered metrosexual. In another project, a complete autist.

What do you want to achieve in your profession?
I would really like to take our cinema to another level. We have very talented young guys, they can do it. For example, Zhenya Tkachuk, who played a major role in Once Upon a Time in Odessa. By the way, I played Leonid Utyosov there, as you can see, not quite a hero-lover. It seems to me that our acting school is much better than in Europe, in America. We have all the problems at the beginning of the production process, when the money goes somewhere. I wish this didn't happen. I want our cinema to be considered the best.

In this constant cycle, do you manage to escape somewhere to rest?
My shifts get canceled sometimes. Recently, three shifts were canceled, and Agatha and I hit the road to Egypt. To be honest, the worst thing that could happen to me was to go to Egypt. I had never been there before. I have been to Turkey, but they told me that Egypt is better. But in comparison, Turkey was just wonderful.

Last year, around this time, you and Agatha were telling OK! about my Greek journey. And in April of this year, information appeared on the Internet that that trip was your honeymoon trip. Be honest, are you married?

Yes. We are married.

Why did you keep it a secret?

You know, we didn't make a secret out of it. We just got married for ourselves, not for show. We absolutely did not want to arrange a show from the series “see everyone soon - we have a wedding”. We, like all people, have a job, a personal life, a life that PR directors create for us, roughly speaking. They might come up with something for the press. We didn't want this.

Pasha, why should a man marry at such a young age?

How to say to you. I needed this in order to grow up, to feel that I am responsible not only for myself, but also for my loved one.

Don't you think that's a bit of a selfish explanation?
(Thinking.) I agree. Probably, I didn't express myself correctly. You know, if everything works out for people, if they have feelings, mutual understanding, if they are comfortable together - why not? Why not put a stamp in your passport about this?

In the STS series "Closed School" you are filming together. Aren't you afraid that you can get tired of each other: both at home and at work together?
There are no such concerns. It's great that we have the opportunity to be together more often. Each other must be valued and respected.

And how do you like this life of a married man, full of responsibility?

Cool. I'm happy. Agatha completely suits me, helps me in everything.

Are you making her happy?

(Laughs.) You should probably ask her. She, of course, tells me that I am satisfied.

Read the full interview in OK! #34