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Diver Dmitry Belenikhin told why even in a wetsuit you can “sweat” from waiting in the process of filming

Now he takes an active part in the shooting of another film in Karelia

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Diver Dmitry Belenikhin told why even in a wetsuit you can “sweat” from waiting in the process of filming

Now he takes an active part in the shooting of another film in Karelia. I thought, this is the salvation from eternal “rubber” life! At the filming, Dmitry hoped to throw off the wetsuit and enjoy the coolness. Yeah, yeah!

- We agreed to perform a little trick with falling into the water, which is now not warm.

Forged thick wetsuit, in which, while filming dozens of take fight, spent 6 hours.

As a result, it got dark, and before my fall, it never came.

But, well sweated... – wrote in his film revelations Dmitry Belenikhin

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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