The famous actor, star of Karen Shakhnazarov’s film “Courier” Fyodor Dunaevsky faced serious difficulties.
The artist himself spoke about this on Lera Kudryavtseva’s show.
He admitted that his career did not work out after the success in the director’s film. According to Dunaevsky, he starred in the film at a very young age and planned to later become an artist, but it didn’t work out.
According to the actor, he was married for 17 years, but divorced his wife because of her infidelity – she asked him to live separately. So he never returned to his home, because he registered his own apartment in his wife’s name, Dunaevsky admitted.
“So, are you homeless now?” Kudryavtseva asked him, to which the actor responded positively.
He added that he also has to pay child support, but his “salary is small.” And his ex-wife “is turning his children against him, and now the heirs don’t want to communicate with him,” the actor said. According to him, his daughter has him blocked on her phone. The artist noted that he filed a lawsuit and wants to sue his wife for the apartment. At the same time, Dunaevsky still has a place to live – he temporarily lives in the apartment of his elderly father. The artist also has Israeli citizenship.
Fyodor Dunaevsky was born on June 14, 1969 in Moscow. He starred in several famous films, including the film “Courier” by Karen Shakhnazarov, as well as “Dear Elena Sergeevna” and “Promised Heaven” by Eldar Ryazanov.
Source: Rosbalt
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