E. Bragin-sky, E. Ryazanov — "Relatives"
F. M. Dostoevsky "A Husband Under the Bed and His Wife"
Cast: Gаft V., Ulyanov M., etc.
During the recording of this radio play, the staff of Radio Russia could barely hold back their laughter: such an outstanding portrayal of the "nasty old coot" was achieved by "Marshal Zhukov" (Mikhail Ulyanov) in a story where jealousy turns a respectable man into something ridiculous, where a woman’s capriciousness and human foolishness are on full display. The plot is simple: a jealous husband (Valentin Gaft) watches his young wife (Anna Yanovskaya) and keeps landing in funny situations.
The roles of the young lovers—self-confident, a bit brazen, and in love—went to Dmitry Pevtsov and Kirill Radtsig. The author’s reading is by Boris Plotnikov, whom everyone remembers from the film "A Dog’s Heart," where he played Dr. Bormental.