Али4е, вот ещё парочка с англокомментами Helmut Berger & Rudolph Nureyev Helmut Berger, Charlotte Rampling, Rudolf Noureev and Ghislaine Thesmar. 1979.
1. Helmut Berger about his novel with the Russian dancer Rudolf Nureyev: "I'm embarrassed to remember a love affair with Nureyev. We wanted to hook up at his house. When I unzipped, my foreskin remained hanging on it. He took me to the hospital in an ambulance. Now I only wear pants with buttons."
2. Claudia Cardinale: "I remember the journey that we made: Luchino Visconti, I, Helmut and Nureyev. We went to London to listen to Marlene Dietrich. And what Helmut did on those trips was terrible. Sometimes all sorts of tricks he arranged with another crazy Nureyev. It was not just leprosy, and some childish behaviour, sometimes the evil and bad taste. The meaning of their amusements was to show Luchino that they are young people, and he - old man. Of course, for a man like Visconti, who loved and knew how to enjoy the beauty, this couple was an exceptional sight. Helmut was simply handsome. And Nureyev, with his unusual, Tatar-type face, more like a mask, with his magnetic gaze and such a strange manner of dress, with all his berets and hats, making it more like a ballerina than a dancer, not inferior to him. Visconti loved, especially when traveling, to surround himself with young, beautiful and extraordinary people. Nureyev had all these three qualities.
Helmut Berger & Rudolph Nureyev
Helmut Berger, Charlotte Rampling, Rudolf Noureev and Ghislaine Thesmar. 1979.
1. Helmut Berger about his novel with the Russian dancer Rudolf Nureyev: "I'm embarrassed to remember a love affair with Nureyev. We wanted to hook up at his house. When I unzipped, my foreskin remained hanging on it. He took me to the hospital in an ambulance. Now I only wear pants with buttons."
2. Claudia Cardinale: "I remember the journey that we made: Luchino Visconti, I, Helmut and Nureyev.
We went to London to listen to Marlene Dietrich. And what Helmut did on those trips was terrible. Sometimes all sorts of tricks he arranged with another crazy Nureyev. It was not just leprosy, and some childish behaviour, sometimes the evil and bad taste. The meaning of their amusements was to show Luchino that they are young people, and he - old man.
Of course, for a man like Visconti, who loved and knew how to enjoy the beauty, this couple was an exceptional sight. Helmut was simply handsome. And Nureyev, with his unusual, Tatar-type face, more like a mask, with his magnetic gaze and such a strange manner of dress, with all his berets and hats, making it more like a ballerina than a dancer, not inferior to him. Visconti loved, especially when traveling, to surround himself with young, beautiful and extraordinary people. Nureyev had all these three qualities.