The son of Vysotsky explained why he will not go to the funeral of Marina Vladi

Nikita Vysotsky will not fly to France for the funeral of Marina Vlady. The son of Vladimir Vysotsky told TASS that he does not have a visa, and it is very difficult to get it now, according to him.

Marina Vladi died on September 24 at the age of 88. Her death was reported to AFP by the actress’s children. She was the last wife of Vladimir Vysotsky: they met in 1967, married in 1970 and remained married until the poet’s death in 1980.

Vladi was born in France in 1938 in a family of immigrants from Russia. She began acting as a child, and became widely known in the USSR after the release of the film “Witchcraft” in 1956. For a long career, the actress played in more than 80 films.

In 1963, Vlady won the Cannes Film Festival Prize for Best Actress in the film The Queen of Bees, also known as Married Bed. At the same time, for the Russian public, relations with Vysotsky remained an important part of her biography. Later, the actress dedicated the book “Vladimir, or Interrupted Flight” to him and created the play of the same name.

In 2012, Vladi was awarded the Pushkin Medal for his contribution to the development of cultural ties with Russia and the popularization of Russian culture abroad. The monument to the actress and Vladimir Vysotsky was erected in Yekaterinburg in 2006.

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