“Brylska must kneel before the Russians”: Neighbors reacted to the scandalous statement of the Polish actress 02/17/2023, 11:30

Actress of the main female role in the cult film “The irony of fate, or enjoy a bath!” The day before, she criticized the Russian authorities. Barbara said that she was afraid to get off the plane if she landed not in Moscow or St. Petersburg, but in a provincial city. The movie star assured that in Omsk, Novosibirsk and other regional centers of the country “poverty and it is simply impossible to live.”

Sergey Sosedov noted that Brylska actually visited many Russian cities after the success of Eldar Ryazanov’s New Year’s tape. The TV presenter pointed out that the inhabitants of our country have long understood that the standard of living in different regions is different, but this is not a reason to be afraid to get off the plane. The music critic emphasized that the Polish actress cannot live there.

“He goes there as a guest,” explained Sosedov. – All our artists are in these small towns where people live in poverty but make money there. They are paid by the organizers at these concerts. And Barbara Brylska, if she goes to a small town, she doesn’t go there to rest, but to work. So what kind of poverty is he talking about?”

Member of the jury of the show “Superstar! Return” stated that the cities in the Russian hinterland are, on the contrary, clean, which cannot be said about the central cities of Poland. According to Sergej, Krakow is an old but “poor” and “wretched” city.

“Sir, the queen was from Poland, well, she wouldn’t make people laugh. So don’t play. They have to kneel before Russia, so write, because without Russia and without the Soviet Union there is no one and nothing, there is absolutely zero. In all the cities she visits: in Moscow, in St. Petersburg, in Irkutsk, in Lipetsk… she immediately got off the plane and immediately knelt down,” the music critic Fifth Channel quotes.

Dana Boris also said that she was outraged by Barbara’s words. The star of the show “Army Store” assured that she often visits the regions, however, according to her, she never noticed the unbearable and “terrifying” poverty there.

“Well, just an old granny gone crazy. With all due respect, I love her movies and I respect her as an actress, but that, frankly, doesn’t stop her from being half-crazy,” the TV host said.

“Irony of Fate” star Valentina Talyzina expressed the opinion that the Polish actress is forced to make anti-Russian statements. “Brylska should be sorry,” she urged.