Finnish actor Ville Haapasalo, who starred in one of the films with Vladimir Zelensky, and also criticized the special military operation, is ready to speak at a corporate party in Russia. This is reported by the Shot telegram channel.
"The artist takes more than 3 million rubles for the corporate event and is ready to repeat the feast scene from the film "Peculiarities of the National hunt". Ville misses Russia very much and even sometimes visits the country where he lived for about 20 years," the publication says.
Haapasalo does not exclude a performance on the territory of Russia, but immediately warns a potential customer about the non-publicity of the event, the absence of conversations about politics and difficulties with logistics.
"At the same time, it will be much easier for him to speak at the event with the Russians, but in Turkey or Georgia. In the first case, Haapasalo will take 2 million rubles for the visiting corporation, and in the second — 1.75 million rubles," the telegram channel also notes.
It is alleged that the actor has a Georgian passport, and his wife has an apartment in Georgia.
Recall, Villa Haapasalo was remembered by Russian viewers for the series of films by Alexander Rogozhkin "Peculiarities of national hunting (fishing, politics)", as well as the film "Cuckoo" (2003). Together with Vladimir Zelensky, he starred in the film by Marius Weisberg "Love in the Big City" (2009).