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An offer from Russia worth millions, arguments to shouting with Oleksiy Hnatkovskyi, and a personal request to Nataliya Sumska. Interview with Roman Lutsky
Roman Lutsky is one of the actors who has gone far beyond Ukrainian cinema. His filmography includes Reflection by Valentyn Vasyanovych, which was presented at the Venice Film Festival; Under the Volcano, for which he won an award in Marrakesh; and Renovation, which brought the actor Lithuania’s highest film prize. This year Lutsky received the title of People’s Artist of Ukraine, but he is in no hurry to rest on his laurels: he lives and works in Ivano-Frankivsk, turns down roles that do not fit his professional path, and takes awards to his parents in their village.
In an interview with OBOZ.UA the actor talked about why he didn’t move to Kyiv, how he gets along in the same dressing room with colleagues and friends Oleksiy Hnatkovskyi and Ivan Blindar, why he considers disputes a normal part of the job. He also revealed how his wife, a psychiatrist, helps him unpack characters, and recalled an offer to act in a Russian s