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At that time Demyanenko played more roles in the films produced at the\nLenfilm Studion in St. Petersburg (then Leningrad). There he was\ninvited to have a permanent job as an actor with the Lenfilm Studio.\nThe offer included an apartment. In 1961, Demyanenko moved to\nLeningrad, settled in a nice apartment and eventually built his 'Dacha'\nat the resort of Sosnovo, near Finland. He later married an assistant\ndirector from the Lenfilm Studios. He had no interest in going back to\nMoscow, and actually turned down many offers from the Moscow theatres\nand film studios.

Demyanenko shot to fame after he played the leading role of 'Shurik' in\n'Operatsiya Y i drugie priklyucheniya Shurika' (1965), a popular comedy\nby director Leonid Gaidai. His next work with Leonid Gaidai in the comedy\n'Kavkazskaya Plennitsa' (1966) was even more popular. It became a huge\nSoviet blockbuster. Gaidai made a well-crafted film where everything\nworks just right. Natalya Varley with the team of four men - Demyanenko as\n'Shurik', and his brilliant partners Yuriy Nikulin, Georgiy Vitsin, and Evgeniy Morgunov,\ncreated a memorable acting ensemble.

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During his last years, from 1995-1999, Aleksandr Demyanenko worked on\nstage at the St. Petersburg Theatre 'Priyut Komedianta'. He died on\nAugust 22, 1999, of a heart failure, in St. Petersburg,\nRussia.","jobs":["Actor"],"imdb_id":"nm0218849","jw_id":461697,"id":"66c74f925d5a9135b0076285"},{"name":"Yuriy Yakovlev","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BYzFiN2ZlMTgtY2EzMS00ODRkLTgwNWMtMzY3NWExMTg4YzNiXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjMwOTA1MDM@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667ef4b473d1e3906f0487ff"},{"name":"Leonid Kuravlyov","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BZDI4MDM2YmEtNWY2MC00NjhhLTgzMTktNjk5ZGQwYmUyMWUzXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjMwOTA1MDM@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"66c485b29589cca1a308f962"},{"name":"Mikhail Pugovkin","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BYzU3ZTIzMDgtNjQ4Yi00NTNkLTg2NjctZjNiZDM3YmQ3MDg3XkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNTIzOTk5ODM@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Mikhail Pugovkin was a Russian comedian known for his roles in\nSvadba v Malinovke (1967) and\nIvan Vasilevich menyaet professiyu (1973).

He was born Mikhail Ivanovich Pugon'kin on July 13, 1923, in the\nvillage of Rameshki, Kostroma province, Russia, Soviet Union. At age\n13, Pugovkin moved to Moscow. He had a dream of being an actor, but his\nfirst job was that of a metal worker at a Moscow factory. During the\nseason of 1938-39, Pugovkin, still an amateur actor, gained attention\namong professionals due to his highly unusual talent as comedian. In\n1940 he joined the troupe of Moscow Drama under directorship of Fedor\nKaverin.

In 1941 Pugovkin made his film debut in\nDelo Artamonovykh (1941) by\ndirector Grigoriy Roshal. Then he was\ndrafted in the Red Army, and fought in the front-lines against the\nNazis during the Second World War. He served in a military intelligence\nunit and was decorated for his courage. In 1942, during a clandestine\noperation, Pugovkin was wounded in the leg and was hospitalized. His\nwound was so serious that a surgeon insisted on amputation, which\nPugovkin declined, because he wanted to continue his acting career. He\nspent several months recuperating, and eventually re-gained his\nmobility and became able to work as an actor again.

In 1943, he applied to the Acting Studio of Moscow Art Theatre (MKhAT),\nalthough he neither had a high school diploma, nor any formal\neducation. However, he made such a good impression at the entrance\nexams, that Ivan Moskvin petitioned to the\nSoviet authorities to accept Pugovkin. In 1947 he graduated as actor,\nand worked on stage with several companies in Murmansk and Vilnius,\nthen moved back to Moscow and joined the company at Lenkom. From 1960\nto 1978 he was a staff actor at Mosfilm Studio, then, from 1978 until\n1991 he was a staff actor at the Gorky Film Studio.

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He was born Vladimir Abramovich Etush on May 6, 1922, in Moscow,\nRussia. His father, Abram Etush, was a small business owner in Moscow\nand was arrested by the Soviet communists. Young Etush was raised by\nhis single mother, Raisa Etush. As a schoolboy, he was fond of acting\nand reading, and took part in school productions of Chekhov's plays. In\n1941 he entered, but his studies were interrupted by war. During the\nSecond World War he served in the Red Army; he was severely wounded in\na battle against the Nazis, and was decorated with the Red Star for his\ncourage. In 1945 he graduated from the Shchukin Theatrical School as an\nactor.

Since 1945 Vladimir Etush has been member of the troupe at There his\nstage partners were such actors as\nMikhail Ulyanov,\nRuben Simonov,\nBoris Zakhava,\nMikhail Astangov,\nVarvara Popova,\nIrina Kupchenko,\nNatalya Tenyakova,\nYuliya Borisova,\nLyudmila Maksakova,\nLyudmila Tselikovskaya,\nMarianna Vertinskaya,\nNina Ruslanova,\nNikolai Plotnikov,\nVasiliy Lanovoy,\nYuriy Yakovlev,\nVyacheslav Shalevich,\nAndrei Abrikosov,\nGrigori Abrikosov,\nBoris Babochkin,\nNikolai Gritsenko,\nNikolai Timofeyev,\nAleksandr Grave,\nEvgeniy Karelskikh,\nSergey Makovetskiy, and\nRuben Simonov, among others. His\nmost memorable stage performances were roles in Shakespeare's\n'Two gentlemen from Verona'\n(1948), as intellectual Dorogomilov in 'No Ordinary Summer' (1955) by Konstantin Fedin,\nand as Merikur in 'Budte zdorovy' (aka.. Stay well) (1965). Since\ntaking the role as Brigella in 1963, Etush has been delivering\nacclaimed performances in the legendary Vakhtangov's production of\nCarlo Gozzi's comedy 'Princess Turandot'.

Vladimir Etush is best known for his role as Comrade Saakhov, a\nhilarious groom in a popular Soviet comedy\nKavkazskaya plennitsa, ili Novye priklyucheniya Shurika (1967)\nby director Leonid Gaidai. Vladimir Etush\nwas designated People's Actor of the USSR (1984). He has been rector of\nShchukin Thgeatrical Schooll of Vakhtangov Theatre in Moscow. He is\nliving in Moscow, Russia.","jobs":["Actor","Director","Soundtrack"],"imdb_id":"nm0262234","jw_id":183981,"id":"66c74f945d5a9135b0076287"},{"name":"Natalya Krachkovskaya","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BM2VhMmU5M2MtYTY0ZC00OWJkLThmOWQtOWZkYTE0YWQ0ZmExXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjg3MTIwODI@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Natalya Krachkovskaya was born on 24 November 1938 in Moscow, RSFSR, USSR [now Russia]. She was an actress, known for Ivan Vasilevich menyaet professiyu (1973), Ma-ma (1976) and Master i Margarita (2006). She was married to Vladimir Krachkovskiy. She died on 3 March 2016 in Moscow, Russia.","jobs":["Actress"],"imdb_id":"nm0469107","jw_id":190426,"id":"66c74f965d5a9135b0076288"},{"name":"Natalya Seleznyova","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BNzJhZmRiYjQtYTg3ZS00ZjdjLThmMjItZWZmYWM4YTI1YWMwXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjMwOTA1MDM@._V1_.jpg","bio":"She first took the stage at the age of Natalya, participating in the Red Army Theatre plays. Her notable cinema work includes roles in films directed by Leonid Gaidai, like Pırlanta El (1965) and Ivan Vasilevich menyaet professiyu (1973).

In 1966 she graduated from the Theatre School named Boris Shchukin (course of Boris Zakhava) and became an actress of Moscow Academic Theatre of Satire.

In 1968, on the set of film Kalif-Aist (1968) met with the actor Vladimir Andreyev, whom she married.

In the 1970s she became famous in the USSR as one of the main characters in Kabachok 13 stulev (1969) TV series. In addition, the popular actress owes much television Kabachok 13 stulev (1969), where she shone in the role of a charming Mrs. Katarina.

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In 1955, Demyanenko successfully passed all acting tests and became a\nstudent at the Moscow Thatre Institute, GITIS. There he was cast for\nhis first film work, a supporting role in 'Veter' (1958), a film by\ndirectors Aleksandr Alov and Vladimir Naumov. Demyanenko graduated from the Moscow\nTheatre Institute (GITIS) in 1959, and worked as an actor at the Moscow\nTheatre of Mayakovsky under the directorship of Andrei Goncharov. He still did\nnot have a place to live in Moscow, and was unsettled.

At that time Demyanenko played more roles in the films produced at the\nLenfilm Studion in St. Petersburg (then Leningrad). There he was\ninvited to have a permanent job as an actor with the Lenfilm Studio.\nThe offer included an apartment. In 1961, Demyanenko moved to\nLeningrad, settled in a nice apartment and eventually built his 'Dacha'\nat the resort of Sosnovo, near Finland. He later married an assistant\ndirector from the Lenfilm Studios. He had no interest in going back to\nMoscow, and actually turned down many offers from the Moscow theatres\nand film studios.

Demyanenko shot to fame after he played the leading role of 'Shurik' in\n'Operatsiya Y i drugie priklyucheniya Shurika' (1965), a popular comedy\nby director Leonid Gaidai. His next work with Leonid Gaidai in the comedy\n'Kavkazskaya Plennitsa' (1966) was even more popular. It became a huge\nSoviet blockbuster. Gaidai made a well-crafted film where everything\nworks just right. Natalya Varley with the team of four men - Demyanenko as\n'Shurik', and his brilliant partners Yuriy Nikulin, Georgiy Vitsin, and Evgeniy Morgunov,\ncreated a memorable acting ensemble.

Demyanenko made a nice work in one of the best comedies from Leonid Gaidai,\n'Ivan Vasilievich: Back to the Future'. In this film Demyanenko's\ncharacter 'Shurik' builds a working Time Machine that throws a pair of\nSoviet jerks into the 16-th century Moscow under the Czar Ivan the\nTerrible. At the same time the Czar Ivan the Terrible goes into the\nyear 1973 in the Soviet time Moscow. 'Shurik', played by Demyaneko,\nbecame a special character, that connected three comedies, directed by\nLeonid Gaidai.

His tremendous popularity in the character of 'Shurik' came at a\npainful price. Demyanenko was called 'Shurik' everywhere. That image\ngot stuck in the public perception of actor Demyanenko. He was avoided\nby most film directors, because of his extreme popularity in the image\nof 'Shurik'. At that time he suffered from alcohol dependency. He also\nhad a heart attack, which was not treated properly at that time. He\nbriefly worked on stage at the Akimov Theatre of Comedy. He also went\nback to Lenfilm Studios, where he made voice-overs in more than 100\nRussian and foreign films.

During his last years, from 1995-1999, Aleksandr Demyanenko worked on\nstage at the St. Petersburg Theatre 'Priyut Komedianta'. He died on\nAugust 22, 1999, of a heart failure, in St. Petersburg,\nRussia.","jobs":["Actor"],"imdb_id":"nm0218849","jw_id":461697,"id":"66c74f925d5a9135b0076285"},{"name":"Yuriy Yakovlev","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BYzFiN2ZlMTgtY2EzMS00ODRkLTgwNWMtMzY3NWExMTg4YzNiXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjMwOTA1MDM@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667ef4b473d1e3906f0487ff"},{"name":"Leonid Kuravlyov","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BZDI4MDM2YmEtNWY2MC00NjhhLTgzMTktNjk5ZGQwYmUyMWUzXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjMwOTA1MDM@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"66c485b29589cca1a308f962"},{"name":"Mikhail Pugovkin","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BYzU3ZTIzMDgtNjQ4Yi00NTNkLTg2NjctZjNiZDM3YmQ3MDg3XkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNTIzOTk5ODM@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Mikhail Pugovkin was a Russian comedian known for his roles in\nSvadba v Malinovke (1967) and\nIvan Vasilevich menyaet professiyu (1973).

He was born Mikhail Ivanovich Pugon'kin on July 13, 1923, in the\nvillage of Rameshki, Kostroma province, Russia, Soviet Union. At age\n13, Pugovkin moved to Moscow. He had a dream of being an actor, but his\nfirst job was that of a metal worker at a Moscow factory. During the\nseason of 1938-39, Pugovkin, still an amateur actor, gained attention\namong professionals due to his highly unusual talent as comedian. In\n1940 he joined the troupe of Moscow Drama under directorship of Fedor\nKaverin.

In 1941 Pugovkin made his film debut in\nDelo Artamonovykh (1941) by\ndirector Grigoriy Roshal. Then he was\ndrafted in the Red Army, and fought in the front-lines against the\nNazis during the Second World War. He served in a military intelligence\nunit and was decorated for his courage. In 1942, during a clandestine\noperation, Pugovkin was wounded in the leg and was hospitalized. His\nwound was so serious that a surgeon insisted on amputation, which\nPugovkin declined, because he wanted to continue his acting career. He\nspent several months recuperating, and eventually re-gained his\nmobility and became able to work as an actor again.

In 1943, he applied to the Acting Studio of Moscow Art Theatre (MKhAT),\nalthough he neither had a high school diploma, nor any formal\neducation. However, he made such a good impression at the entrance\nexams, that Ivan Moskvin petitioned to the\nSoviet authorities to accept Pugovkin. In 1947 he graduated as actor,\nand worked on stage with several companies in Murmansk and Vilnius,\nthen moved back to Moscow and joined the company at Lenkom. From 1960\nto 1978 he was a staff actor at Mosfilm Studio, then, from 1978 until\n1991 he was a staff actor at the Gorky Film Studio.

Over the course of his acting career, he played leading and supporting\nroles in over 100 film and television productions. He worked with such\ndirectors as Mikhail Romm,\nMikhail Kalatozov,\nVladimir Petrov,\nAleksandr Ptushko,\nGerbert Rappaport,\nVenyamin Dorman,\nAndrey Tutyshkin,\nOleg Dashkevich,\nAleksandr Rou,\nVladimir Basov, and\nLeonid Gaidai, among others.

Pugovkin was designated People's Actor of the USSR (1988), and received\nnumerous decorations from the Soviet and Russian authorities. From 1991\nto 1999, Pugovkin resided in Mediterranean climate at the Black Sea\nresort of Yalta, Cimea. From 1999 to 2008 he lived in the apartments\nfor actors of Moscow Art Theatre. He died on July 25, 2008 at his\napartment in Moscow, and was laid to rest in Vagankovskoe Cemetery,\nMoscow, Russia.","jobs":["Actor","Soundtrack"],"imdb_id":"nm0700127","jw_id":151436,"id":"66c74f935d5a9135b0076286"},{"name":"Vladimir Etush","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BN2UyOGE3MTYtNzE4My00ZDg0LThhMjktM2NiMzlhMDgwYWI3XkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjg3MTIwODI@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Vladimir Etush is a popular actor and director of the Shchukin\nTheatrical School of the Vakhtangov Theatre in Moscow.

He was born Vladimir Abramovich Etush on May 6, 1922, in Moscow,\nRussia. His father, Abram Etush, was a small business owner in Moscow\nand was arrested by the Soviet communists. Young Etush was raised by\nhis single mother, Raisa Etush. As a schoolboy, he was fond of acting\nand reading, and took part in school productions of Chekhov's plays. In\n1941 he entered, but his studies were interrupted by war. During the\nSecond World War he served in the Red Army; he was severely wounded in\na battle against the Nazis, and was decorated with the Red Star for his\ncourage. In 1945 he graduated from the Shchukin Theatrical School as an\nactor.

Since 1945 Vladimir Etush has been member of the troupe at There his\nstage partners were such actors as\nMikhail Ulyanov,\nRuben Simonov,\nBoris Zakhava,\nMikhail Astangov,\nVarvara Popova,\nIrina Kupchenko,\nNatalya Tenyakova,\nYuliya Borisova,\nLyudmila Maksakova,\nLyudmila Tselikovskaya,\nMarianna Vertinskaya,\nNina Ruslanova,\nNikolai Plotnikov,\nVasiliy Lanovoy,\nYuriy Yakovlev,\nVyacheslav Shalevich,\nAndrei Abrikosov,\nGrigori Abrikosov,\nBoris Babochkin,\nNikolai Gritsenko,\nNikolai Timofeyev,\nAleksandr Grave,\nEvgeniy Karelskikh,\nSergey Makovetskiy, and\nRuben Simonov, among others. His\nmost memorable stage performances were roles in Shakespeare's\n'Two gentlemen from Verona'\n(1948), as intellectual Dorogomilov in 'No Ordinary Summer' (1955) by Konstantin Fedin,\nand as Merikur in 'Budte zdorovy' (aka.. Stay well) (1965). Since\ntaking the role as Brigella in 1963, Etush has been delivering\nacclaimed performances in the legendary Vakhtangov's production of\nCarlo Gozzi's comedy 'Princess Turandot'.

Vladimir Etush is best known for his role as Comrade Saakhov, a\nhilarious groom in a popular Soviet comedy\nKavkazskaya plennitsa, ili Novye priklyucheniya Shurika (1967)\nby director Leonid Gaidai. Vladimir Etush\nwas designated People's Actor of the USSR (1984). He has been rector of\nShchukin Thgeatrical Schooll of Vakhtangov Theatre in Moscow. He is\nliving in Moscow, Russia.","jobs":["Actor","Director","Soundtrack"],"imdb_id":"nm0262234","jw_id":183981,"id":"66c74f945d5a9135b0076287"},{"name":"Natalya Krachkovskaya","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BM2VhMmU5M2MtYTY0ZC00OWJkLThmOWQtOWZkYTE0YWQ0ZmExXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjg3MTIwODI@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Natalya Krachkovskaya was born on 24 November 1938 in Moscow, RSFSR, USSR [now Russia]. She was an actress, known for Ivan Vasilevich menyaet professiyu (1973), Ma-ma (1976) and Master i Margarita (2006). She was married to Vladimir Krachkovskiy. She died on 3 March 2016 in Moscow, Russia.","jobs":["Actress"],"imdb_id":"nm0469107","jw_id":190426,"id":"66c74f965d5a9135b0076288"},{"name":"Natalya Seleznyova","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BNzJhZmRiYjQtYTg3ZS00ZjdjLThmMjItZWZmYWM4YTI1YWMwXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjMwOTA1MDM@._V1_.jpg","bio":"She first took the stage at the age of Natalya, participating in the Red Army Theatre plays. Her notable cinema work includes roles in films directed by Leonid Gaidai, like Pırlanta El (1965) and Ivan Vasilevich menyaet professiyu (1973).

In 1966 she graduated from the Theatre School named Boris Shchukin (course of Boris Zakhava) and became an actress of Moscow Academic Theatre of Satire.

In 1968, on the set of film Kalif-Aist (1968) met with the actor Vladimir Andreyev, whom she married.

In the 1970s she became famous in the USSR as one of the main characters in Kabachok 13 stulev (1969) TV series. In addition, the popular actress owes much television Kabachok 13 stulev (1969), where she shone in the role of a charming Mrs. Katarina.

In 2014, Seleznyova became an assistant to the Children's Rights Commissioner for the President of the Russian Federation (children's ombudsman).","jobs":["Actress"],"imdb_id":"nm0689164","jw_id":222685,"id":"66c74f975d5a9135b0076289"},{"name":"Natalya Kustinskaya","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BZmJkNjZjZjItOGQ2Yi00NzNkLWE1ZWYtZWYwODA0ZWY5ZWQwXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjg3MTIwODI@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Natalya Kustinskaya was born on 5 April 1938 in Moscow, RSFSR, USSR [now Russia]. She was an actress, known for Ivan Vasilevich menyaet professiyu (1973), Tri plyus dva (1963) and Korolevskaya regata (1966). She was married to Boris Yegorov and Yuriy Chulyukin. She died on 13 December 2012 in Moscow, Russia.","jobs":["Actress"],"imdb_id":"nm0476402","jw_id":526551,"id":"66c74f985d5a9135b007628a"},{"name":"Larisa Eryomina","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMjA0NTQ0MzMyM15BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwNDI5MzEyMw@@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667de68c73d1e3906f038f7b"},{"name":"Nina Maslova","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BZTZkMDc2MjctNzBmZC00NDU2LTg0ZTMtOTAyYzU4M2UxMThjXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjg3MTIwODI@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Nina Maslova was born on 27 November 1946 in Riga, Latvian SSR, USSR [now Latvia]. She is an actress, known for Ivan Vasilevich menyaet professiyu (1973), Opasno dlya zhizni! (1985) and Afonya (1975).","jobs":["Actress"],"imdb_id":"nm0556536","jw_id":218878,"id":"66c74f9a5d5a9135b007628b"}],"directors":[{"_id":"66c74fa65d5a9135b0076296","name":"Leonid Gaidai","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BOTUyZjMwYTQtNWY1OC00ZDliLWI0ZWEtYmE3YmJlMjRlZmFiXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjMwOTA1MDM@._V1_.jpg","jobs":["Director","Writer","Actor"],"imdb_id":"nm0301145","jw_id":105500,"id":"66c74fa65d5a9135b0076296"}],"ageLimit":"","imdb_rating":{"rating_count":18541,"rating_value":8.2},"rating":{"count":18541,"value":8.2},"description":"Şurik Timofeev bir zaman makinesi modeli yapar. Apartman yöneticisi İvan Bunşa ve hırsız George Miloslavski kazara 16. Yüzyıl'a Moskova'ya giderler. Korkunç Çar İvan ise 1973 yılına yolculuk eder * Mikhail Bulgakov'ın aynı adlı hikayesinden uyarlanan ve Sovyet Rusya'da izlenme rekorları kıran bir baş yapıt * 60 milyon bilet satmış bir filmdir bu film espiriler rus kültürüne göre bize komik gelen şeyler onları hüzünlendire biliyor","remote_links":[{"title":"imdb","url":"https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070233"}],"trailers":{"yt_id":null,"omz_id":null,"imdb_id":"tt0070233"},"details":{"duration_time":{"title":"Süresi","value":93},"genres":{"title":"Türler","value":[{"title":"Bilim Kurgu","id":"6106a465d99a05059225b997"},{"title":"Komedi","id":"61069ef748be0608f4766f44"}]},"warnings":{"title":"Uyarılar","value":[]},"original_title":{"title":"Orijinal Adı","value":"Иван Васильевич меняет профессию"}},"jw_order":0,"jw_id":"tm185512","top_provider":null,"topten":0,"updated_at":"2025-12-06 12:00:02","jw_update":1747214303,"translate":true,"created_at":"2024-03-29 19:25:28","was_added_to_list":false,"display_rating":{"count":18541,"value":8.2}}],"events_contents":[]}},"error":null,"isExecuting":false,"hasError":false,"wasExecuted":true},"personId":"66c74f9e5d5a9135b007628f"}}