:32:03
- You play for Moscow now?
- That's right.
:32:05
I think we should all drink a toast
to the great hockey player Gourin.
:32:16
Just one glass toasting yourself.
:32:20
No. Thank you for your kind words,
:32:24
but really I'm in training,
and I don't like the stuff anyway.
:32:29
- Have you been long at the TV?
- Two years now.
:32:34
- It must be very interesting!
- Yes, very.
:32:37
Someday television
will change our lives.
:32:43
We'll never go to the movies,
and theatre and literature will die.
:32:48
We'll only be interested in
television.
:32:50
Don't you think you're getting
carried away?
:32:53
Theatre, I agree, isn't going to last
long, but really, movies, books...
:32:58
Just wait twenty years and you'll
see.
:33:01
Well, in twenty years everything
will be completely changed.
:33:03
It isn't all that much, twenty years.
:33:05
In twenty years I'll be old.
:33:07
Believe me, at forty you'll think
:33:11
that your life just begins.
:33:15
At forty? You're joking!
:33:18
If God really created us all,
he should be generous
:33:22
and give us at least a thimbleful
of hope.
:33:30
Where did you graduate from?
:33:31
We don't have any special school
for television yet.
:33:42
Seryozha, you're like a bear.
:33:45
Well, what do you think of Sweden?
:33:48
We just looked out a bus window.
:33:53
We're still at the beginning of TV,
but it already represents the future.
:33:57
- Have you been to a studio?
- No, I've never been there.