“We lived poor and hard”: Yulia Peresild talked about her difficult childhood

In a new interview with Svetlana Bondarchuk, Yulia Peresild spoke openly about her difficult life path and career creation. As it turned out, Yulia was ready to return to her native Pskov forever to help her sick mother and give up her dreams of entering the acting department, but luck was on her side.

“In general, it was somehow difficult as a child. I’m Cinderella and no, my parents never hurt me. I have always been the goddess of my father, my stepfather, and my mother. I do everything right, I’m smart, I’m talented, they always believed in me. But in terms of life, it was poor, bad and difficult,” said Julia, sharing her childhood memories where the only entertainment was reading.

The actor explained that he and his friend chose a university, but they still could not enroll in the first year. “How did I search for an institute? I had a thick book in my Pskov library called “The 250 Best Universities of the Country”. My friend Petushkova and I began to choose without hesitation. “So we will not go to the Shchepkinsky school, we are excellent students. Moscow Art Theater School-Studio, school? Higher education, you can go! GITIS and this is an academy! And then I tried RSUFKSMiT sport there too. As a result, I didn’t get anywhere in the first year,” Yulia admitted.

Meanwhile, the girl had to return to her hometown after this; Here, his sick mother, financial problems and a power cut due to non-payment were waiting for him. I didn’t have to think long, Julia started working as an eyeglass salesman. Probably, he would have continued to live in Pskov if they had not called him with the news that he was approved for the role in the series “District Officer”.

The actress talked about her relationship with her lover Mikhail Troynik, but usually does not comment on her personal life. “I have known Misha for a long time. And I’m basically in love. If a person does something talented, I admire, fall in love, and immediately begin to idealize him. But if we talk about relationships, I would say basically hopeless. “I don’t know how to leave my mind behind and fall in love a little bit at a time,” he said frankly.

Julia also shared her feelings during the filming process of “The Challenge”. Then she confessed her fears: “We will definitely die, everything is clear.” “That’s why in my book (we are talking about Julia’s book “This is space, baby!” – Ed.) there is a chapter “Conversations with death”, because I was so ready. “I told Klim Shipenko that we need to write a will because it would be very stupid if we die,” said the actor.