Belogolovtsev's son with cerebral palsy. Son of actress Iya Savvina

Famous TV presenter and showman Sergei Belogolovtsev, shared a story about his disabled son, which happened not so long ago. Starhit talks about this. Evgeniy, Sergei’s youngest son, has been sick with cerebral palsy since birth. Despite his illness, Evgeniy leads enough active image life: plays sports, participates in social events and at one time hosted the “Miscellaneous News” program on the “Raz TV” channel. Evgeniy graduated from a school for gifted children and the Institute of Theater Arts, Advertising and Show Business.

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Sergei Belogolovtsev said that his son was recently invited to act in a movie, but then they refused, preferring a healthy actor. It was this story that Belogolovtsev Sr. spoke about in his blog.

One lady director appears and says that in her new film main character with cerebral palsy. And she wants to try Zhenya. Our eyes rolled pleadingly. I push her a cookie and ask why people with disabilities receive such reverent attention. I have a duty to them, he says, and a special relationship with them. Hurray, we think we’ll find a job for our stump at least for a while. We find out later that the cripple in the film will be played by a healthy, probably tall and handsome actor. We are passing the garden again,” Sergei wrote.

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At the same time, according to Belogolovtsev, such situations are not uncommon in domestic cinema.

Dear filmmakers, colleagues! Please film what you are really good at - “House of Caramels”, 248 episodes. Or something military-patriotic, or sports-historical goes well with you. Don’t meddle in our topic with your sticky hands, otherwise we’ll then watch how diligently a cute boy will crook his arms and drag his legs, we’ll look and think: are you mocking us, making fun of us, or are you just cynical?

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Sergei Belogolovtsev himself is actively involved in helping children with cerebral palsy. Three years ago, together with his wife Natalya, they created the non-profit organization “Dream Skis”, which introduces disabled children to skiing.

• Sergey Belogolovtsev - popular Russian TV presenter and showman. Known to viewers as the host of the TV programs “O.S.P. - studio”, “Despite the records”, “White against White” and others. Starred in several feature films. Football fan and promoter of this sport, federal ambassador of the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
• Sergei Belogolovtsev has three children: Nikita, Alexander and Evgeniy. All of them are related to television. The eldest - Nikita Belogolovtsev, sports producer and political commentator for the Dozhd TV channel, was nominated for the TEFI award.

Interview to the magazine "Life with Cerebral Palsy" No. 2, 2010

Sergey Belogolovtsev:« You just have to live!»

Actor and TV presenter Sergei Belogolovtsev is known from the popular program « OSP studio » , series about seven b e Zvezdunov « 33 square A tny meters » And « Country stories » . Looking into Sergei’s lively and smiling eyes, it’s hard to believe that he and his family had to go through a big test - their son’s illness.

- Tell me, Sergey, did you encounter problems with cerebral palsy before Zhenya’s birth, did you know what it was?
- I grew up in a small town in Obninsk, Kaluga region. The boyhood years flew by quickly, leaving many vivid impressions in my memory. One of them is memories of a local resident who had cerebral palsy. He was very different from those around him and scared me terribly. After the birth of my youngest son, Zhenya, I realized: people marked by this disease are much kinder, more talented and deeper than some of us.

Do you consider yourself to be a group of fanatical parents, or did you follow the doctors’ recommendations in a moderately reasonable manner: what you could do, you could do, what will happen will happen?
- My wife, Natasha, fought fanatically for her son, having tried everything: there were endless visits to doctors, searching for new and effective methods treatment and rehabilitation means. I helped her as much as I could. Every year my son and his wife went to the sea for the whole summer; they had to earn money. True, now I’m trying to compensate for what I didn’t give to Zhenya at the time. I try to be his friend, partner in all his endeavors and creative endeavors.

- Have the relationships in your family changed with the advent of Zhenya?
- After the birth of our son, we often asked ourselves a selfish question: “Why our child, why do we need this, what have we done and how unfair is it?” We couldn’t come to terms with the idea that our sweet and dear baby was not like other children, there were breakdowns, tears, spoiled nervous system. But the common misfortune only united our family and strengthened it.

- What role do you assign to medicine in the treatment and rehabilitation of your son (main, auxiliary, none)?
- Complex issue. Domestic medicine lags far behind the world and European ones. Perhaps this is due to the fact that in Soviet time disabled people were hidden away from the eyes of the average person. Hundreds of young boys and girls in tracksuits, walking harmoniously along Red Square at the parade of athletes, personified the healthy Soviet nation. And there were no disabled people. Work with this category of the population was reduced to the payment of pensions, benefits and compensation; there was almost no money left for the development of new methods of treatment and rehabilitation.

- What do you think helped the most? Any method, doctor, center, sports or all together?
- Every parent whose child has cerebral palsy knows about children's psychoneurological hospital No. 18, which helps fight this serious illness. So they helped our Zhenya. In addition, for many years the son studied with a professional psychologist, they developed a trusting relationship, and these sessions have not stopped to this day. As for sports, he loves to swim, especially with fins, although his first steps in mastering water element were very difficult. The son fought back and cried in every possible way, but now he simply cannot be pulled out of the water. Probably everything together helped.
Recently, while going through the recordings, we watched videotapes of our son going to first grade. We looked and understood: Zhenya has completely changed, his eyes look correctly (before they looked anywhere up, to the side, just not in front of him), not very quickly, but he walks independently without outside support.

- How is the relationship between your two eldest sons and Zhenya?
- The older children, Nikita and Zhenya’s twin Sasha, are kind to their brother, stand by him like a mountain and, so to speak, have contributed to the process of raising their brother. After the guys were left alone with him several times, my wife and I noticed that Zhenya himself outside help makes his bed and gets dressed. The boys responded to our questioning looks: “Yes, he is quite independent!” That's it, no differences, Zhenya can do everything on his own. Although if someone looks at him with a mocking or condescending look or, God forbid, offends him... I don’t envy him.

- Have you encountered cruelty from children or adults because your child has health limitations?
- We had problems with our son’s teachers and mentors who did not want to take him into account. But we always tried to immediately extinguish the conflict. But I don’t remember anyone deliberately pushing, hitting or calling my son names. After all, our Zhenya is so bright, sometimes it seems that he moves to some kind of parallel reality, periodically stays there, lives and simply does not perceive something offensive and unpleasant. He loves everyone, and everyone loves him too. That's how we raised him.

Do you think that children with visible disabilities should study in a regular school along with those who do not have such disabilities? Is the risk a child is exposed to when he finds himself in a group where he may not be accepted justified?
- Yes, I would even confirm this by federal law. Children who can somehow walk, move around, and find contact with their peers should attend general school. This will produce positive results for everyone. Guys with disabilities will be able to quickly and painlessly adapt to later life, and their peers will learn delicacy, the ability to subtly feel the difficulties of another, they will see: yes, this boy or girl is different, but so nice and responsive.

- What things would you do as the father of a child with cerebral palsy if you were in a position of power?
- Firstly, I would oblige every television channel to have a program dedicated to the problems of cerebral palsy. It must involve two presenters. One of them is in a wheelchair or has difficulty walking, the other is a common person. And so they meet in live, communicate with each other, discuss some issues, joke.
Second: everything educational establishments, no matter public or private, should accept such children with cerebral palsy.
Third: children should be socially protected from birth, receive decent pensions and scholarships.
Fourth - compulsory employment. People with disabilities should not be left alone with their grief, disability and problems.
And fifth - all structures and buildings must be equipped with special handrails, lifts and other various devices.

- What does Zhenya want to become?
“He completely unexpectedly opened up to us from a creative side, amazed us with his special gift of figurative speech, and this despite his not very good diction. It all started at school, where my son studied at theater studio, did performances and one-man performances there, and even won a camera in a reading competition. Zhenya speaks and recites beautifully. I would really like him to become an actor, for example, a voice actor. He can do this.

- What would you like to wish to parents who are just at the beginning of their journey?
- I wish you great patience, never give up and hold on. Much has changed now compared to what it was decades ago. Don’t isolate yourself, communicate with each other, love our difficult children and just live.

What works will you please your fans and fans of, what does your enormous acting and humorous talent translate into? Cinema, stage?
- I am involved in four performances in the theater, where I play with pleasure. I periodically act in films, played in the film “Roof” directed by Boris Grachevsky, and will continue to act in an interesting musical series directed by Leonid Mazor “Two Antons”. As for television... Lately We didn’t really begin to understand each other. In general, I dream of making a film about the life of people with cerebral palsy, I dream that my twins will play in it, I have sketched out the outline of the plot, but have not yet come up with a complete idea.
In short, there are a lot of plans. As it turned out, life does not end when you leave TV, but only becomes more varied and interesting.

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The famous TV presenter Sergei Belogolovtsev, on the air of the “Let Them Talk” program dedicated to disabled children, spoke very harshly about our government and medicine in particular. Sergei experienced all its delights himself, because one of his sons suffers from cerebral palsy. Actor and TV presenter Sergei Belogolovtsev is known from the popular program “OSP-Studio”, series about the Zvezdunov family “33 square meters" and "Country Stories". Looking into Sergei’s lively and smiling eyes, it’s hard to believe that he and his family had to go through a big test - their son’s illness.

- Tell me, Sergey, did you encounter problems with cerebral palsy before Zhenya’s birth, did you know what it was?

I grew up in a small town in Obninsk, Kaluga region. The boyhood years flew by quickly, leaving many vivid impressions in my memory. One of them is memories of a local resident who had cerebral palsy. He was very different from those around him and scared me terribly. After the birth of my youngest son, Zhenya, I realized: people marked by this disease are much kinder, more talented and deeper than some of us.

- Do you consider yourself to be a group of fanatical parents, or did you follow the doctors’ recommendations in a moderately reasonable manner: what you could do, you could do, what will happen, will happen?

My wife, Natasha, fought fanatically for her son, having tried everything: there were endless visits to doctors, searching for new and effective treatment methods and means of rehabilitation. I helped her as much as I could. Every year my son and his wife went to the sea for the whole summer; they had to earn money. True, now I’m trying to compensate for what I didn’t give to Zhenya at the time. I try to be his friend, partner in all his endeavors and creative endeavors.

- Have the relationships in your family changed with the advent of Zhenya?

After the birth of our son, we often asked ourselves a selfish question: “Why our child, why do we need this, what have we done and how unfair is it?” We couldn’t come to terms with the idea that our sweet and dear baby was not like other children; there were breakdowns, tears, and a damaged nervous system. But the common misfortune only united our family and strengthened it.

- What role do you assign to medicine in the treatment and rehabilitation of your son (main, auxiliary, none)?

Complex issue. Domestic medicine lags far behind the world and European ones. Perhaps this is due to the fact that in Soviet times disabled people were hidden away from the eyes of the average person. Hundreds of young boys and girls in tracksuits, walking harmoniously along Red Square at the parade of athletes, personified the healthy Soviet nation. And there were no disabled people. Work with this category of the population was reduced to the payment of pensions, benefits and compensation; there was almost no money left for the development of new methods of treatment and rehabilitation.

- What do you think helped the most? Any method, doctor, center, sports or all together?

Every parent whose child has cerebral palsy knows about Children's Psychoneurological Hospital No. 18, which helps fight this serious illness. So they helped our Zhenya. In addition, for many years the son studied with a professional psychologist, they developed a trusting relationship, and these sessions have not stopped to this day. As for sports, he loves to swim, especially with fins, although his first steps in mastering the water element were very difficult. The son fought back and cried in every possible way, but now he simply cannot be pulled out of the water. Probably everything together helped.

Recently, while going through the recordings, we watched videotapes of our son going to first grade. We looked and understood: Zhenya has completely changed, his eyes look correctly (before they looked anywhere up, to the side, just not in front of him), not very quickly, but he walks independently without outside support.

- How is the relationship between your two eldest sons and Zhenya?

The older children, Nikita and Zhenya’s twin Sasha, are kind to their brother, stand by him like a mountain and, so to speak, have contributed to the process of raising their brother. After the guys were left alone with him several times, my wife and I noticed that Zhenya made his bed and dressed himself without outside help. The boys responded to our questioning looks: “Yes, he is quite independent!” That's it, no differences, Zhenya can do everything on his own. Although if someone looks at him with a mocking or condescending look or, God forbid, offends him... I don’t envy him.

- Have you encountered cruelty from children or adults because your child has health limitations?

We had problems with our son’s teachers and mentors who did not want to take him into account. But we always tried to immediately extinguish the conflict. But I don’t remember anyone deliberately pushing, hitting or calling my son names. After all, our Zhenya is so bright, sometimes it seems that he moves to some kind of parallel reality, periodically stays there, lives and simply does not perceive something offensive and unpleasant. He loves everyone, and everyone loves him too. That's how we raised him.

- Do you think that children with visible disabilities should study in a regular school together with those who do not have such disabilities? Is the risk a child is exposed to when he finds himself in a group where he may not be accepted justified?

Yes, I would even confirm this by federal law. Children who can somehow walk, move around, and find contact with their peers should attend a general school. This will produce positive results for everyone. Children with disabilities will be able to adapt to future life faster and painlessly, and their peers will learn delicacy, the ability to subtly feel the difficulties of others, and will see: yes, this boy or girl is different, but so nice and responsive.

- What things would you do as the father of a child with cerebral palsy if you were in a position of power?

Firstly, I would oblige every television channel to have a program dedicated to the problems of cerebral palsy. It must involve two presenters. One of them is a wheelchair user or has difficulty walking, the other is an ordinary person. And so they meet live, communicate with each other, discuss some issues, joke.

Second: all educational institutions, no matter public or private, must accept such children with cerebral palsy.

Third: children should be socially protected from birth, receive decent pensions and scholarships.

Fourth - compulsory employment. People with disabilities should not be left alone with their grief, disability and problems.

And fifth - all structures and buildings must be equipped with special handrails, lifts and other various devices.

- What does Zhenya want to become?

He completely unexpectedly opened up to us from a creative side, amazed us with his special gift of figurative speech, and this despite his not very good diction. It all started at school, where my son studied in a theater studio, did performances and solo performances there, and even won a camera in a reading competition. Zhenya speaks and recites beautifully. I would really like him to become an actor, for example, a voice actor. He can do this.

- What would you like to wish to parents who are just at the beginning of their journey?

I wish you great patience, never give up and hold on. Much has changed now compared to what it was decades ago. Don’t isolate yourself, communicate with each other, love our difficult children and just live.

- What works will you please your fans and fans of, what does your enormous acting and humorous talent translate into? Cinema, stage?

I am involved in four performances in the theater, where I play with pleasure. I periodically act in films, played in the film “Roof” directed by Boris Grachevsky, and will continue to act in an interesting musical series directed by Leonid Mazor “Two Antons”. As for television... Lately we have not really begun to understand each other. In general, I dream of making a film about the life of people with cerebral palsy, I dream that my twins will play in it, I have sketched out the outline of the plot, but have not yet come up with a complete idea.

In short, there are a lot of plans. As it turned out, life does not end when you leave TV, but only becomes more varied and interesting.

Son popular artist Sergei Belogolovtsev Evgeniy suffers from cerebral palsy. However, despite serious illness, Zhenya got a job: he became the host of a television show.

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Sergei Belogolovtsev himself shared the good news. He said that his youngest son Evgeniy, who is already 25 years old, recorded pilot episodes as the presenter of a section in a program for one of the television channels. Moreover, Evgeny received a fee for the first time in his life.

“A week ago, my parents informed me that I could become a TV presenter. We dream that I would work in my specialty - after all, after graduation theater institute I'm probably the first professional actor diagnosed with cerebral palsy. I want guys like me to believe in themselves!" Starhit quotes Evgeniy Belogolovtsev.

According to the artist’s son, at first he was confused, but then decided to agree. For several days, Belogolovtsev Jr. rehearsed and learned the text. “Then my father went and bought me a suit for filming, I should look like Larry King: a bow tie and pants with suspenders. Dad spent the whole day running around Moscow for these suspenders.", said Evgeny Belogolovtsev.

The pilot shooting was successful. The artist’s son said: “I came to the studio with my mother, but I asked her to leave, it’s easier for me. First I watched how my colleagues were recording, and then I went myself. Even though I had learned the text by heart, they turned on the teleprompter for me and it became completely easy! The fee for filming was a surprise for me. Let’s celebrate with friends, I’ll also buy flowers for psychologist Natalya Alexandrovna, without her nothing would have happened.”

Let us remind you that Evgeniy Belogolovtsev is youngest son Sergei Belogolovtsev. The popular artist, OSP-Studio actor, has two more sons: Nikita and Alexander. Moreover, Sergei is already a grandfather. Nikita's eldest son has a daughter, Eva. Let us note that very soon, in early April, Sergei Belogolovtsev will turn 50 years old.

Sergei Belogolovtsev is an artist who is simply distinguished by his amazing versatility. He played on the stage of KVN, acted in films, hosted television programs and even created his own works as a director. A similar range of it life images inspires respect, because sometimes it seems that this person has hundreds of faces. But which ones are genuine? We will try to figure this out today.

Childhood and family of Sergei Belogolovtsev

Sergei Belogolovtsev was born on April 2, 1964 in the city of Vladivostok, but he practically did not live here and already early childhood moved with his family to the city of Obninsk, where, in fact, he spent his childhood. However, the relocations of the future showman’s family did not end there. His family often changed service apartments, and therefore Sergei constantly had to move from one school to another.

While studying at school, our today's hero was fond of football and basketball. His favorite football team was Moscow Spartak, and he himself played for the basketball team of the Scientific Research Institute of Physics and Chemistry. It was here, by the way, that Sergei Belogolovtsev was planning to enroll after school. However, his father, who worked here as a physics teacher, did not appreciate such an idea. As a result, Sergei had to choose another university for himself. This is how the future showman ended up at the Moscow Mining Institute.

While studying at this university, Sergei first began to get interested in theatrical art. He took an active part in the activities of the local amateur group, played in plays, wrote lyrics, and at one point even managed to become the leader of the local ensemble “Fluger”.

Career of Sergei Belogolovtsev in KVN

After graduating from the institute, Belogolovtsev was assigned to a distant and inhospitable Khabarovsk region. However, Sergei did not even intend to lose heart in the local wilderness. Literally a few months after his appearance in these parts, Belogolovtsev assembled his own propaganda team and even made several attempts to organize his own rock band. But the last of these ideas remained unrealized. The reason for this was his untimely departure to Moscow, which was caused by family circumstances.

In the capital of Russia, Sergei Belogolovtsev again took up the implementation of a variety of creative plans. This time, the actor’s main dream was to have his own KVN team. At first, this project stalled due to lack of funding. However, very soon Sergei’s ideas began to take on real shape. Thus, the KVN team “Magma” was formed.

Belogolovtsev blows up the framework of the “Let Them Talk” program

From the first days of its existence, the newly formed team became the main discovery of the season Major League. The team performed brilliantly, and therefore Sergei Belogolovtsev very soon became a real star. The audience loved him, his jokes were always received with a bang. However, there was still one disappointment in the KVN fate of our today’s hero - Sergei never became the champion of the Major League.

Sergey Belogolovtsev - TV presenter

Despite this circumstance, he was subsequently creative destiny It turned out very, very successfully. In 1993, our today’s hero received an offer to work on the creation of the program “ The Magnificent Seven" At first, Sergei Belogolovtsev worked on creating new releases as a screenwriter, but very soon he began to appear on camera himself. He was the real soul of the team, combining in himself the qualities of a presenter, screenwriter, actor and director.

As a result, thanks to the efforts of the actor, the program received big success. The audience really liked the charismatic presenter, and therefore very soon Sergei began to be invited to other projects. So, at the end of the nineties at Russian television such projects as “OSP-Studio”, “Dacha Stories”, as well as the comedy series “33 square meters” appeared. The last of these projects has become especially popular.

Sergei Belogolovtsev: “Today it will be more difficult to joke”

Sergei Belogolovtsev became a real celebrity, and therefore subsequently he often participated in various television programs as a host or guest star. IN different years he had a hand in creating such programs as “Save, Repair!” (STS), “Scheme of Laughter” (REN-TV), “Mysteries of Show Business” (TNT), “Circus with the Stars” (Russia Channel One), “Soldiers. And officers" (Ren TV), as well as some others. Most of his programs were of an entertaining nature, but exceptions to general rule We also met sometimes. A striking example This is the program “Header (Russia-2), entirely dedicated to football.

Sergei Belogolovtsev in cinema

In addition, in parallel with his career as a TV presenter, Sergei Belogolovtsev successfully built a career as an actor. He often played on the theater stage and also acted in films. Over the years, twelve different films with his participation were released. Among these, the comedies “The Color of the Sky”, “All So Sudden” (with Anna Semenovich in leading role), and new picture“Duhless”, which also starred Danila Kozlovsky, Maria Andreeva, Artur Smolyaninov, Mikhail Efremov and others. In addition, Sergei Belogolovtsev also often performed small cameo roles in various Russian sitcoms. As a guest star, he appeared in the TV series “My Fair Nanny”, “Afromoskvich”, “Two Antons”, “ father's daughters", as well as in some others television projects. These roles, coupled with work as a TV presenter, brought great success to our today's hero.

Sergey Belogolovtsev today

Currently, Sergei Belogolovtsev manages to organically combine cinema, television and theater. IN this moment he is working hard on his new projects. One of these is the surreal comedy film "Territory of Jah", which is due to be released at the end of 2013.

Personal life Sergei Belogolovtsev

Also in student years our today's hero married a native Muscovite, Natalya Barannik, who worked as a commissar of the Military Patriotic Club.

Currently, the couple has three sons. The two eldest of them, Nikita and Alexander, work on television. TV presenter Nikita Belogolovtsev even has a TEFI award to his credit. In addition to three sons, our today's hero also has a granddaughter, Eva Nikitichna. Thus, Sergei has been a grandfather for several years now.