Daughter of the famous Director was burned in Moscow
The daughter of a film "Gentlemen of fortune" of Alexander Gray died in a fire. 53-year-old Olga Grey has died in own housing during the fire, which happened in an apartment building in Western Moscow.
An unpleasant event that claimed the life of the daughter of popular Russian film Director, who directed the cult film "Gentlemen of fortune" happened on September 6, around 17:00 GMT. In the West of the capital in a typical high-rise fire occurred.
Immediately after the ignition of the neighbors called the emergency and told about the thick black smoke that poured out of the housing of the deceased. At the emergency nezamenitelny left brigade of the fire service. Rescuers quickly knocked down the fire and extinguished the fire, and saved with nearby apartments 4 persons, informs LifeNews.
But when firefighters got to the apartment in which the flame flashed and opened the house, in one of the rooms they have already found the lifeless female body. After interviewing neighbors, rescuers managed to find out the name of the deceased.
The burn victim was 53-year-old Olga Grey, daughter of the famous Russian film Director Alexander Gray. Note, the lady was not a star, but she appeared in a cameo role in cult films. Olga appeared in the image of the girl on skis, in which the hero Yevgeny Leonov at the end of the movie asking the way to the boathouse.
Remember that Alexander Gray, who became famous throughout the Soviet Union cult Comedy died 16 October 1987. The film "Gentlemen of fortune" I have been in places of detention, and criminal jargon knew firsthand. The film was shot in Moscow and the Moscow region, the scene of a meeting of Pseudo-Professor with the Guy and Oblique starred in Kattakurgan jail Samarkand region of Uzbekistan.
The premiere of the film took place at the Moscow cinema "Russia" December 13, 1971. A year later, the tape became the leader of the Russian film distribution. Was seen by over 65 million spectators. "Gentlemen of fortune" is 1 of the most popular Russian movies, many phrases from it became airborne.
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