The latest news with a note "urgently" made fans of Soviet cinema pretty nervous. An hour ago a famous actor Nikolai Karachentsov got into a serious accident.
This happened near the cottage village of Zagoryansky in the Shchelkovo district of the Moscow region, where the Karachentsov family has a dacha. The actor just returned from there, accompanied by a nurse and a relative of Elsa Ivleva. The man was in the passenger seat of the car "Toyota-Highlander", when on the road from the village there was a collision with the cargo "Gazelle". From the impact of "Toyota" turned over, and the actor received a concussion and bruises.
Now the actor is rushed to the hospital urgently, where he is under the care of doctors. Next to the actor is his faithful wife, Lyudmila Porgina, who rushed to the hospital as soon as she found out about the incident.
The son of Karachentsov Andrey is also aware of what happened. The man said that he was going to go to the country in the evening.
A terrible accident was repeated for Nikolai Karachentsov exactly in 12 years
Surprisingly, serious accidents pursue a beloved actor with a mystical constancy. Exactly twelve years ago, on the night of February 28, 2005, Karachentsov crashed into his lamp in his car at a great speed, and as a result received a serious craniocerebral injury.
Nikolai hurried to the apartment to his mother-in-law, who died that night. Karachentsova's wife Lyudmila Porgina told that at the time of that accident an old icon fell from the wall in the apartment. The doctors did their best, but they could not return the actor to a full life. Nikolay spent 26 days in a coma and, although later he went on to recover, still remained an invalid.
The artist has problems with speech and coordination of the movement, but, nevertheless, he is alive and with the help of his faithful spouse trying to lead a normal life. And then again the same incident. Let's hope that the beloved actor will outwit death again and slip out of its tenacious paws. We wish Nikolay Petrovich a speedy recovery!