Rudolph Interview/ 3

[@tatianakurosh1701]

Великий, талантливый, страстный, неукротимый- это все о нём, о Рудольфе Нуриеве, он останется неповторимой звездой в мире балета, он неповторим, хотя подражвют ему многие. Его вклад в искуство балета огромен, и мы восхищаемся красотой его танца до сих пор. Сейчас есть много артистов балета, у которых и прыжок выше и мощнее и больше оборотов они выполняют, но до Нуриева им далеко.. Так любить танец, получать удовольсвие находясь на сцене, полностью расстворяться в роли, и дарить зрителеям столько страстт и магнеттческой энергетики -- этого никто не повторит , увы... Такие звезды зажигаются раз в столетие. Долгая ему память❤❤

[@maryrosenblatt6741]

You are so right.

[@ЭлДанн]

Это правда! И хочется смотреть и смотреть!!! Но хочется плакать... 😪

[@tates.2734]

Не так давно на Ютубе появилось видео «Remembering Nureyev” /«Вспоминая Нуреева» Мартин Камер, где шла речь о многогранной личности Рудольфа Нуреева. Да, мы помним Рудольфа Нуреева, потому что его необыкновенный талант волнует сердца людей во всем мире даже спустя десятилетия. Неукротимая энергия, воля быть лучшим, умение добиваться целей - это его сущность, которая и сделала его уникальной и неповторимой звездой. Редкие негативные комментарии о Нурееве поступают в основном из России, где много поклонников его таланта, но есть и группа ненавистников, которые переполнены завистью к успеху Рудольфа Нуреева и досадой, что, оказавшись на Западе с пустыми карманами, Нуреев не провалился и не исчез, а сумел стать мировой звездой.- для них это как пощечина. Они объясняют его успех лишь дешевым пиаром. В последние годы жизни Рудольф был слаб и болен, но люди были счастливы просто видеть его на сцене, и их аплодисменты были знаком благодарности за его титанический труд и за то волнение и восторг, которое его искусство вызывало в сердцах зрителей

[@sarahjones-jf4pr]

I like the way he relishes his fine wine ,infact I think he relished and appreciated all the fine things he aquired during his illustrious career , nothing lost on him ,he came from nothing and built his empire, Also his mind was really articulate and he wasted no time learning languages, and social etiquette Bravo Maestro Bravo.

[@ТамараСапатаРуис]

Какое счастье смотреть его выступления! Руди, мы любим тебя!

[@JSees]

He is a fascinating person, so talented and eloquent. His skill was extraordinary as a dancer, so beautiful to watch perform. It was his destiny to dance.

[@aikosargujina4002]

Уже как неделю смотрю про Рудольф Нуреева и никак не могу насмотреться на все его выступления. Его божественные движения в танцах завораживает. Жаль, что ушёл из жизни так рано. Светлая память ему.

[@Татьяна-д2ч2н]

Да, от Рудольфа нуриева нельзя оторваться глаз.

[@ИринаШиробокова-о9ф]

Я так же.

[@СветланаТомаля-щ5у]

​@@Татьяна-д2ч2нСогласна полностью! Незабываем! Неповторим никем и Никогда!

[@МаргаритаТашкина]

Согласна с вами полностью.

[@vitale9353]

Великий танцор! Своим творчеством давал людям радость, вдохновение, счастье. Это самое главное. Ангел. Светлая память.

[@tatjanajacobsen4869]

Schwul Nureev.

[@ИринаИванова-м7л]

Гений !!!❤❤❤ Очень жаль, что его нет.

[@ИринаТомарева-х1э]

Нуреев был не только большой талант, но еще больше он был трудяга!!

[@Энже-щ6ю]

Не судите да не судимы будете. Нуриев гордость своей нации. Гениальный героический татарин. Я восхищаюсь им.

[@инга-з8и]

И не только Вы)

[@rmp7400]

We do not CONDEMN...no. However, to judge is necessary ...to judge oneself and others based on ACTIONS (not MOTIVES).

[@guiltywaffles]

Sad to see there's always some negativity in the comments, no matter about whom. I love Nureyev, he had great charisma and was a great dancer. Let's leave it there shall we?

[@Helen-kh8vf]

it is the Internet and here people try to show their worst sides...I don't know why...May be because of freedom( to say everything...)... but mostly - 90% people ENVY OTHER MEN'S SUCCESS....

[@isabeldiezlangre9411]

​@@Helen-kh8vf Y en relación con Rudolf Nureyev, sobre todo...es un intento de descrédito continuado por muchas personas...envidia cochina. Nureyev se merece elogios, no que le tiren basura. La suerte que tiene Rudolf es que más de la mitad del mundo, le querían y admiraban❤❤❤❤🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@annickborys2465]

Mais pourquoi y aurait il de la négativité envers Noureev?

[@СветланаТомаля-щ5у]

​@@isabeldiezlangre9411как же вы правы!

[@NormaKuyznierewicz]

@@annickborys2465every successful person attracts envy and nastiness from the mediocres

[@ФаинаЮсупова-х6н]

На сколько же он пластичен, сразу видно, что талант!👍🌊🌸💎💎💎👑

[@Helen-kh8vf]

Freedom...Free dancing, free thoughts, free life. He simply expresses his feelings not hiding any detail. He speaks about Dostoyevsky... I watch and admire. Thank you!

[@LinHiril]

I think this may be the best interview he ever gave. I remember thinking at the time, "why does this man hide how gentle and pleasant and cheerful he is?" He had, of course, this ridiculous reputation for being "difficult." The other one is the famous Cavett interview during which he topped the comedy writer for humor and repartee at every turn. He was brilliant, talented, charming, and generous, a very great man and of course a dancer non pareil. I only wish, so much, that he had been more careful so that the ballet, his art that he so loved, had not lost all his knowledge and experience so soon.

[@vcp365]

Where is the Cavett interview??!!

[@lochXnessie]

+Lin Hiril - Yes, where is the Cavett interview???? I've seen photos of it but can't find it on YT nor as a video to buy. Cavett has several DVDs of guests, but Rudik is not on any of them. There is also a list of guests over the years on Wikipedia, but Nureyev is not listed there either. Perhaps because he out shown Cavett, he's been left off. I have one more source to check. If I find anything I'll let you know.

[@monelleny]

The New York Public Library has a copy.

[@linhiril664]

lochXnessie I missed the first one not being a late night person. I was heart broken, so I wrote Cavett a letter proposing and explaining why he should do another. It must have worked because, on the day the interview (90minutes) was to show, I got a call. “This is ABC.” In town there was a business ABC Rental. So I asked, “ABC what?” Answer: “ABC TV in New York.” Me (confused and curious): “Oh. Why are you calling ME?” “Mr. Cavett asked me to call you to tell you that he is interviewing Mr. Nureyev tonight, and he wanted to make sure you didn’t miss it.” Well, needless to say I was astonished. I think maybe I was in my early 20s. No vhs in those days, so I recorded it on cassette tape. I loved this man. Truth be told, I still do.

[@StevePhillips]

Lovely comment Lin

[@adelastratila9593]

Meraviglioso Grande amatissimo ballerino Rudy Nureyev.

[@GB-gq3we]

Великий Руди, ни одного плохого слова о Родине, которая его гнобила все 23 года!!Татарстан, гордись своим великим Сыном!

[@belpberg1]

Rudolf R.I.P. How I wished you could have stayed longer

[@nancydionisi9346]

Very nice and interesting interview, many thanks Patricia for sharing it!

[@daskapital3532]

Love all interviews with Rudolf. This one is my favorite

[@JSees]

I love listening to Rudy speak, he is intelligent, expressive and charming. What a life, it was his destiny and he fulfilled it.

[@carolmarr6607]

A great ballet dancer and choreographer. His Romeo and Julie production was an example of his wonderful choreographic skills.

[@ФевральФевраль-я4о]

Очень хочется, чтоб в нашем городе установили большой памятник рудольфу нуриеву. Казань

[@MonaAllegra]

Great talent + real personality & what a smile. Dancing or talking he's got that true artist thing going on. Fascinating.

[@guiltywaffles]

Yes!

[@paquibandera]

El mejor bailarín del mundo traducir en español❤❤

[@irshgrl500]

I just loved Rudi! He was so handsome & Charming!

[@LuLu-fc1hl]

Very beautiful Rudy 😍😍😍😍

[@acacia-bloom]

Lovely to see him being so relaxed and open.

[@kaeru86あこ]

ありがとう！

[@KremIsis]

I discovered I love to hear him talking, he was an incredibly wise human being. And loved Dostoevskij.

[@KremIsis]

***** …you might try to read it.He was a very, very brilliant theologist. Nice nick.

[@mithrilmoon1]

Well, he was a Tatar muslim but did not practice religion. He was not buried as a muslim. However he once said that in the event of a religion-based war he would fight with the muslims. Not sure whether he really would have, but it's possible. I believe the cemetary at St. Genevieve des Bois, where he was laid to rest, is a Christian/general one. HIs grave is unbelievably beautiful. I loved him dearly and always will x

[@ЕленаМагомедова-ъ8м]

Достоевский как автор и человек весь из противоречий и страданий....

[@lindildeev5721]

And Scriabin.

[@thes7venthstranger]

I’m here because he’s very interesting

[@Delfidash]

Great Rudolph !!

[@michaelexman5474]

I find myself thinking about artists become like the thing they are involved in. Actors fearing the role of Sherlock because the part consumes them. A new sympathy for my cousin Chuck and a new understanding.

[@paolalazzarini954]

DAVVERO un GRANDE ballerino

[@lindildeev5721]

I like the fact that it's not really an interview : they're just sitting in a restaurant and they talk.

[@miavegan4270]

За что его судить то ,что он не такой как все ?! Он великий герой ,не похож ни на кого ,он красив и дьявольски привлекателен и во все времена это было и будет .......

[@LuLu-fc1hl]

I love you Rudy❤❤❤

[@didierduplenne2325]

Cha-ris-ma !!! He is captivating

[@ВалентинаГоняева-ж3р]

Благодарю !

[@Dane_Youssef]

by Dane Youssef It's fucking great to see Rudi in the classroom. Because in the world of dance, no matter how far along you are or what level you're at. Whether you are a principal prima ballerina star or a student taking pre-classes at some school on Saturday morning, everyone takes class. Everyone's gotta take class. In the world of ballet, we all take class. Every dancer takes class. by Dane Youssef

[@bgail7669]

I have not observed another dancer with his skills, his jumps seemed effortless, like a cat

[@kaythomas3171]

yes,,,,a natural instinctive innate ability,,,,,noone else had it.(perhaps Mishka came close)....his "voice" was also very "melodic",,,like a singer's voice.....

[@freyatennis1]

...Oh my god. He looks so sensitive, beautiful and expressive when he talks. His charisma managed to surpass decades o.O It'll take no more than 10 minutes talking to fall for a man like that. *_____*

[@guiltywaffles]

I agree. The reputation his personality has gets very mistaken imo.

[@JSees]

He was such a talented, intelligent lovely person, so devoted to his art and the courage it must have taken to defect. I feel privileged to have been alive when he was performing. I am sure his was difficult to work with but his devotion to his art and vision overwhelmed his need to appease others. OK, he has flaws but he gave us so much exquisite dancing. I love you Rudi.

[@инга-з8и]

Какая няшка🥰

[@larisa455]

О чем вы? Няшка? Не отписалась?

[@Dan-ky5es]

The ultimate perfectionist!!

[@AnnapurnaMoffatt]

You could take classes just for fun--I think most dance schools would offer classes for adults and/or people who want to learn but who don't want to be the next great dancer.

[@morphana]

In the eighties. I think he already knows at this time that he is infected. It´s so sad cause a short time later he loose his strength. That must be so hard, especially for him, who lives to dance.

[@ОльгаКауц-о3ы]

Красив естеством! Какой мерзавец его заразил болезнью.... Нуреев один на миллиард! Красив, Талантлив и умён ,но сексуальные отношения, необузданностью в отношениях он погубил себя,а достойных наследников не было, всё профукают....

[@beldon2012]

уже все состояние ушло непонятно куда...ну, мерзавец не специально это сделал. По незнанию и безграмотности.

[@luciamazzucca7935]

GRANDISSIMO MI PIACEVA MOLTO TI FACEVA VENIRE I BRIVIDI. NON BALLAVA VOLAVA COME UNA FARFALLA

[@александраковалева-г3п]

legend of ballet

[@Feliandyx16]

александра ковалева Solo de ballet ?? Del arte en general ¡¡¡¡¡ :-)

[@mariakoroni7323]

Because it makes you feel good! That's it.

[@2319236]

Dear,dear,dear,Rudy.ROXANA

[@sofialarsson5320]

Nureyev was a good dancer.

[@mithrilmoon1]

He was so beautiful.

[@heikekeppler993]

❤️

[@sandatoacsen9858]

👑💞💖

[@80DaNnO80]

Please, it's possible to have this documentary complete and in good quality? Can I download this with "we transfer"? I may pay for this video, i'm searching it for long time. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@MALULA72]

Guapooooo¡¡¡¡

[@sym2943]

Hi anyone knows what is the year of this interview?

[@Rascalndear1]

When was this interview taken?

[@Ray3645]

I believe around 1981

[@loufoque4208]

J4ADORE

[@luismanuelcd]

@theamazingsoter JEJEJE, OK,

[@daskapital3532]

Laughs sincerely. Free rebel

[@sofialarsson5320]

Nureyev was together with the goth singer Corey sky. Corey had a band called the colours. it says corey´was nureyevs lover in the 80s.

[@ransomcoates546]

Like many famous opera singers he performed way past his prime. His later dancing is sad to watch.

[@JSees]

I agree, he should have stopped at least 10 years earlier. I think fear of death prevented him from stopping. That is sad.

[@sarahjones-jf4pr]

@@JSees Yes that is a fine analysis .He was terrified of losing his wonderful ability as most of us are,whoever you are.

[@ReadingIsLife1908]

I don’t see him as gay or straight or bi. He morphed himself to whatever situation he could gain the most. He was a narcissist and he destroyed many lives. As simple as when he defected, his family and friends where held accountable for his actions. I don’t think he ever really comprehended the effects he had.

[@lucaslaino7292]

I wonder how would you act if you were in his place ? Then i remind that you live in a system where you got lots if oportunities.maybe he tried to help his family but in that time iron curtain was a serious thing.not like today a fmi shelter thanks to your politics.so despite all you said be sure to pass over the half of stuff he did before crtiticise.nite

[@veronicamatsulis4527]

Letty * What he said about his family was that only politicians could have brought them over, but they had no will to do so. He was deeply sad about that. Also he adored Margot Fonteyn; she was his family, he would have followed her to the ends of the earth, as he said, she was everything to him. He paid all her medical bills at the end of her life. But he could not have her so threw himself into a promiscuous life/ The world of ballet, theater come to that, is a very promiscuous environment. But he had asked her to marry him; she refused. He knows what it’s like to be number two. Growing up where he did he would know how to hide feelings. Being an incomparable artistic talent, also how to express them. In Romeo and Juliet with Fonteyn, we see his true heart:’We were joined together body and soul’.

[@guiltywaffles]

Interesting, really everyone has some people that dislike them. Life, amirite?

[@sandee3073]

@@veronicamatsulis4527 I think Rudi was so beautiful and appealing to both men and women that he could take his choice, whatever appealed to him at the time. I also think he had an extraordinary sex drive. Some people are like that. Many artists are.

[@sandatoacsen9858]

Rudolf Noureiev era molto riservato sulla sua vita privata ! Come vi permettete voi a sparlare, giudicare, inventare ... e dire che gli avete voluto bene ?! VERGOGNA !.... Per il mondo, lui e stato un, artista ... che ha lavorato duramente anche per "svegliare" certi come voi !!! Amirare ed imparare !..non inventare e sparlare !

[@ВалентинаБучманова]

Променять балет на модерн,ч не могу понять.В чем Родина гнобила его,то,что соблюдать правила приличия.За рубежом захотел идет в ресторан или к иностранцам.Ему закон не писан был.Свое получил сролна.

[@ЕркынАбсагиева]

Гнобила до 1989г,осжден на 7 лет, запретили ему въезд, родственникам выезд, никакой информации о нем, запрещалось даже произносить имя. Это по вашему как называется

[@НаталияДрузь-ж7ь]

Эх, валя валя😐

[@beldon2012]

а Вам от этого легче стало, что он что-то там получил? не понимаю людей, которые злорадствуют! Человек хотел жить в свободе! Это его право. То, что перешел границы, это грустно.

[@larisa455]

В Татарстане что ли его выучили? И где и в чем его гнобили? Расскажи. Ну- ка, открой рот, расскажи, кого ещё вы выучили?

[@AngelaHiperReal]

love u Rudi!