Director-producer, video blogger, reporter and TV presenter, publicist and journalist, TV presenter and State Duma deputy, participant in military conflicts and hippologist, politician and novice of the monastery. Who is the hero of this list that goes on and on? We are talking about Alexander Nevzorov - a talented person with irrepressible energy and a thirst for justice.

Alexander Nevzorov was born on August 3, 1958 in Leningrad. In 1975 he graduated from 171 special schools with in-depth study of French. After that, he entered the university. At the same time, he studied at the theological seminary, but was expelled from the fourth year. Alexander Glebovich worked on Leningrad television and tried himself as a stuntman.

Childhood and family

As for the father, the journalist knows nothing about him at all. Since Nevzorov always spoke about this directly, in the “second era”, when he hosted the famous “600 seconds” program in the country, a whole queue lined up from dads. In general, there were enough applicants for this role, but he never chose anyone. Nevzorov Alexander Glebovich joked on this topic many times. A biography, in which parents are either artists or actors, is available in several sources. But he confirmed in his interview that he does not have a father, and his mother is also a journalist.

Often she simply had no time to educate him. But he had a wonderful grandfather - a general of the MGB. He lived on the other side of the city, so the boy was left to his own devices. According to Nevzorov, he felt the happiness of absolute orphanhood on himself. But the grandfather, despite his busyness, financed all his outrages, recalls Alexander Glebovich.

The biography of his childhood is full of "hooligan acts." For example, it cost him nothing to catch bats and release them on a tram. What fun it was to watch what happened next. Grandfather patiently rescued him from the police and covered up endless hooliganism. But with all this, he never lectured him, did not force him to do anything. And compared to classmates who were tortured by their parents with instructions and ideas about life, Alexander was free. In a word, he lived just fine, and he was brought up and raised by the St. Petersburg courtyards.

twists of fate

A favorite place in Sasha's childhood was the Smolensk cemetery. In the old crypts one could find a lot of interesting things. One night he was walking and wandered into the crypt, and there were three comrades sitting there and drinking vodka. At first, the guy mistook them for alcoholics, but they turned out to be quite respectable citizens from the church choir. During the conversation, it turned out that Alexander has a great voice and hearing. So he began to work as a singer in the church choir, for which they paid good money. It was not only the choir, but also the study of icon painting, novitiate in the monastery. It was the only opportunity to escape from Soviet reality, a gloomy and impenetrable reality, recalls Alexander Nevzorov.

The biography, the personal life of the journalist show that fate was favorable to him and threw up meetings with interesting people. Nevzorov worked as a secretary for the literary critic T. Yu. Khmelnitskaya. She entrusted him with simple tasks - to pick up some literature and quotations, to make extracts from the books she needed. And at the same time he was listed in the Writers' Union. Tatyana Yuryevna, the journalist says, is the smartest and most wonderful woman who taught him a lot. He was taught military science by A. I. Lebed and L. Ya. Rokhlin. Fundamentals of the world and anatomy - N. P. Bekhtereva. Despite the fact that she was sometimes simply shocked by some of his statements, they were friends until her death. She left him her unpublished notes on neurology. In history, he was enlightened by L. N. Gumilyov. When he fell into his hands, says Nevzorov, he was an absolute savage, a reporter who had just come to television.

"600 seconds"

Nevzorov hosted the 600 Seconds program, popular in the 90s, and was always at the center of political events. The program covered the hot news and facts of Leningrad. The program made a splash in the truest sense of the word. The audience was looking forward to the release of the next show. Still would! After boring news, real revelations and sensations unfolded before them.

Nevzorov, an uncompromising fighter against organized crime, corruption and bribes, besides an excellent journalist, simply captivated the audience. In the eyes of many, he became a hero. Recalling his transfer, Alexander says that he feels some embarrassment for her. Because it's pure adventure. We can say that the transfer was a frank information rout. The biography of Nevzorov Alexander Glebovich clearly shows how much this talented journalist craved hot news and sensations.

Journalistic everyday life

Information in the literal sense of the word was “extracted”, and the more criminal this method of extraction was, the more valuable the information was. Documents were lured by hook or by crook, stolen, bought. Often, the film crew literally broke into a closed facility or simply rammed the gate on the "rafik". What did not come up with! To shoot a story about a meat processing plant, they introduced themselves as emergency doctors.

Somehow I had to get into the crematorium in a real coffin. As soon as Alexander realized that he was being taken to the furnaces, he immediately threw back the lid of the coffin and appeared before the crematorium staff in all its glory. While they were in shock, he ran and opened the door to his colleagues. In short, they stop at nothing.

At that time, Nevzorov was very much whom almost everyone knew by sight. But he does not have a star disease, since in “600 seconds” everyone was on an equal footing, and it would be stupid to demonstrate arrogance among these wonderful people. Many of them are still working with him, they have been together for 25 years.

Vilnius events

Indefatigable energy and a thirst for truth led Nevzorov in January 1991 to Vilnius. Soviet troops entered Lithuania, which was seeking independence. On January 15, a report was released about the events in Vilnius, in which the Baltic OMON detachments, loyal to the allied leadership, were sung. The film caused a scandal in the Union, and Nevzorov was for a long time ranked among the enemies of the democratic public.

Remembering these events today, Alexander Glebovich sincerely regrets that the Lithuanian people ranked him among their enemies. He does not renounce the act, but in that distant 1991, it seemed to him that he acts as he sees fit. Alexander Nevzorov recalls those times with sadness. Biography, nationality, faith, political views - he never judged and did not divide people according to these criteria. But at that time he believed that it was his duty to contribute to the salvation of the country.

August coup

A lover of "hot" news, Alexander Nevzorov could not stand aside during the putsch in Moscow. He says so that he has such a hobby - participation in coup d'état. The situation was so uncertain, and he quite consciously supported the State Emergency Committee, but in the 600 Seconds program he did not express his point of view.

Recalling these events now, Nevzorov says that he is happy that he had a chance to see from the inside and participate in the tragic collapse of the USSR. After 25 years, there was an absolute understanding that this process was inevitable. And at that time he was in the thick of things, at the White House.

in hot spots

The biography of Alexander Nevzorov, a journalist and publicist, clearly shows that he did not remain indifferent to the events taking place around him. He was always in hot spots and displayed everything in the reports - Chechnya, the war in Yugoslavia and Transnistria. In 1995, his documentary "Hell" about the events in Chechnya was released. In 1997, the film "Purgatory" saw the light of day, which was filmed in a realistic manner, with violent scenes of violence about the fighting in Chechnya.

Nevzorov is invited to host the programs "Days", "Wild Field", "Nevzorov". His active life position did not go unnoticed, and the journalist was appointed consultant. In 1994, Nevzorov became Berezovsky's personal analyst and adviser to the government of the Russian Federation, as well as a deputy of four convocations.

Currently, Alexander Glebovich is an adviser to the general director of Channel One. Today television is not an important part of his life. He writes books, notes, columns in Snob, runs a fairly expensive school that adapts people to the right behavior in front of a television camera. Its founder is Alexander Nevzorov himself.

Biography: personal life, children

In the early 80s, Nevzorov married Natalya Yakovleva, a church choir singer. In marriage, a daughter, Polina, was born. The young dad did not cherish the soul in the girl, spoiled her in every possible way. But when Polina was 9 years old, her parents divorced. The girl stayed with her grandmother and mother. Now they practically do not communicate with their daughter, she has her own life, which he does not really like. And he has no desire to interfere in it.

With the second wife, Alexandra Yakovleva, they lived in marriage for several years. Both were constantly busy filming, so they gradually moved away from each other. There were no children in a joint marriage, and the family broke up, says Alexander Nevzorov. The biography of the actress mentions this fact in passing, but her son Kondrat (from another marriage) says that Nevzorov was a good father for him and took care of him.

The third wife - Lydia - is 15 years younger than Alexander Glebovich. Despite the significant difference in age, they have been together for 20 years. When they first started dating, it turned out that Nevzorov left her alone in a wooden dilapidated house without water and gas, and even with two puppies. She withstood everything with dignity, Alexander jokes, and he immediately married her.

Caring husband and father

Evil tongues say that he does not trust his wife, because he tightly controls her, does not let her go anywhere, she is always guarded by her side. But the journalist denied all these idle gossip. Yes, indeed, it is. But he does not protect, but protects her. The "second" psychological traumas that Alexander Nevzorov once received are having an effect. His biography confirms how dangerous the profession of a journalist can be. In 1990, an attempt was made on Alexander Nevzorov. They shot at him.

But even though the journalist claims that he himself provoked the attack, he is well aware that the lives of people close to him can be in danger, and he protects as best he can. The wife understands that excessive custody is a manifestation of love and care, and is not offended. His wife Lydia is a hippologist. In addition, she graduated from the art academy. The wife is a reliable assistant to Alexander. She edits his books, assists in making films, and chronicles his riding lessons.

In 2007, the son Sasha appeared in the family. Nevzorov spends a lot of time with the child, reading, watching movies together. He listens with pleasure to dad, shares his impressions and expresses his own point of view. Nevzorov takes care of his son even more than his wife. Sasha is supervised every second, everyone revolves around him - dad, mom, grandmothers, nannies.

“In relation to my son, I am generally a reinsurer,” says Alexander Nevzorov. Biography, parents, personal relationships, events that he witnessed once again remind of how close people need protection and attention. The way of life suits him perfectly. He gets up at 6:30 in the morning, solves household issues - waters and feeds the horses. At 9 o'clock the commandant comes, together they carry out cleaning work in the enclosures, after which - classes in the arena. In the country house where the Nevzorov family lives, there is a small stable.

Passion turned life

Alexander Nevzorov created several films about his hobby: "Horse Encyclopedia", "Crucified and Resurrected Horse". The journalist wrote a number of books about horses and equestrian sports, founded his own horse education school - "Ecole", where much attention is paid to working with an animal without coercion. “I am against violence against horses!” Alexander Nevzorov says The biography of this talented person shows how wide the range of his interests is. Despite a successful career and literary talent, he considers horses to be his true destiny. Alexander Nevzorov does this with great enthusiasm and pleasure.

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Family.

His date of birth is August 3, 1958. He never spoke with his father, Gleb Sergeevich Bogomolov. In all interviews, he says that he does not know who his father really is. The upbringing of the boy was carried out by the women of the family: mother and grandmother. The activities of his mother and grandfather significantly influenced his future career. Mom, Galina Georgievna, was a journalist for the Smena newspaper. Grandfather, Georgy Vladimirovich, worked in the MGB. He rose to the rank of general, fought against criminals in Lithuania. During the period of work, he repeatedly took his grandson for interrogations.

Alexander Glebovich was married three times. In his first marriage with Natalya Yakovleva, he had a daughter, Polina. Currently, he does not communicate with his daughter due to differences of opinion. The second time he married Alexandra Yakovleva, raised her son. His third wife Lydia is younger than him, they have been living together for over 20 years.

Education, hobbies, career.

At school, Alexander Glebovich diligently studied French, sang in the church choir. In 1975 he began studying at the Institute at the Faculty of Literature. In order to avoid the army, he created the appearance of psychological abnormalities, which is why he was placed for treatment in a psychiatric ward. After graduation, he devoted four years to the seminary. From there, he was expelled, in his personal opinion, due to a conflict based on differences in views about sexual orientation.

During this period, he became interested in equestrian sports, which he made his profession and became a stuntman. His career in film studios includes participation in scenes about military battles in which horses are involved. Later, he founded the school of equestrian education "Ecole". The principle of work in it is based on identifying the mental characteristics of horses applicable to their physical abilities. A strict ban on punishment has been introduced.

In the early 80s, Alexander went to work on television as a journalist.

In 1987, he began to produce an analytical program "600 seconds". She entered the Guinness Book of Records as the highest rated show. His workplace photo was posted on a 1989 calendar. By that time, he had become one of the most famous people in Leningrad. While preparing one of the plots of the program in 1990, he was wounded by an informant in the region of the heart, but did not suffer much.

He took part in the State Emergency Committee, skirmishes in Latvia, stormed the building of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Riga. At the same time, he began work on the film "Ours" about the political events in Vilnius and the OMON fighters. After that, his sculpture was installed in the Wax Museum. He is depicted as a paratrooper, but with a microphone in his hands. According to the plot, he interviews Catherine II. The sculpture is located next to the figure of Grigory Rasputin. This is done as an emphasis on the strong character and spirit of the protector of the hero of the sculpture.

In 1993, Alexander Glebovich was in opposition to an attempt to capture the television center of the capital, he defended the White House during the Putsch. In 1995, he published a book about intrigues in the lobby of power, in which the ruling ranks are involved. Until 1997, he made films about the Chechen company "Hell" and "Purgatory", which caused a huge public outcry. His television career continued as the host of the TV programs "Wild Field", "Days", "Nevzorov".

In 1995 he was elected to the State Duma. In 1999, he does not pass the vote, but is re-elected in 2000 in the Vsevolzhsky district of the Leningrad region. By his own admission, he was at meetings only 9 times.

Until 2002, Alexander Nevzorov acts as the second leading TV project "Another Time". In 2004, he writes the book "Horse Encyclopedia" about the important role of horses in the field of historical events, later he makes a film with the same name. During this period, active work is carried out in the development of equestrian sports and the education of horses. He makes films about how the method of animal training works in his equestrian school and the film "The Horse Crucified and Resurrected", which is a documentary work.

Later, he publishes a magazine about equestrian sports. Currently, Alexander Nevzorov acts as a confidant of the Head of State. Since 2015, his Panopticon program has been broadcast on the Dozhd TV channel, and since 2016 he has been working in tandem with the General Director of Channel One.

Views of Alexander Nevzorov:

• Criticism of the Orthodox Church. Positions himself as an atheist. Accuses church ministers of child molestation and non-traditional orientation.
• Supports the human right to abortion, euthanasia and suicide.
• I do not agree with the annexation of Crimea to the Russian Federation.
• Supports the army of Ukraine in the fight against the military forces of the East of the country.
• The action "Immortal Regiment" is considered as a manifestation of sectarian movements.

The former host of one of the most rated programs of the late 80s "600 seconds", Alexander Glebovich Nevzorov, is well known to viewers of the older generation. A well-known publicist and director, talented journalist, hippologist and video blogger, State Duma deputy, participant in military conflicts in hot spots, known for his sharp and ambiguous judgments on various issues of the political life of the country and the world.

Childhood and youth

Alexander Nevzorov was born in Leningrad on August 3, 1958. His mother, Galina Georgievna, is a journalist by profession. She had to raise her son alone. Father - Gleb Sergeevich Bogomolov - a professional artist. Alexander does not remember him and never talks about him - he simply does not remember him. His maternal grandfather was a KGB officer who headed the anti-banditry department in Lithuania until 1955.

Alexander graduated from school, where he studied French in depth, and entered the Literary Institute of his native city. The biography of Alexander Nevzorov is full of unexpected twists: he sang in the church choir, studied theology at the Moscow Theological Academy...

Television career

In 1983, Alexander began working on television as a correspondent for graduation programs. After 4 years, Alexander Nevzorov becomes the host of the 600 Seconds program, which brought him unprecedented popularity. His photos began to decorate the covers of Soviet magazines.

But popularity also has negative consequences. In the 1990s, a journalist was attacked and shot. Around the same time, he was a member of the jury at the Cannes Film Festival. He was elected to the State Duma.

Documentary film

In 1991, Alexander Nevzorov made his first documentary film, Nashi, which told about the government of Lithuania, which sought to secede from the Soviet Union. In 1995, the premiere of the documentary film "Criminal Russia" took place on the screens of the country, and a little later the tapes "Hell" and "Purgatory" were released, telling about the horrors of the Chechen war.

Political activity

Alexander Nevzorov has always actively participated in the political life of the country, in the crises of modern history - in skirmishes in Latvia, the State Emergency Committee (1991), the storming of the building of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Riga. He did not stand aside and in 1993, when trying to seize a television center in Moscow, he spoke in the ranks of the defenders of the White House. He managed to hide in Russia members of the Black Berets unit of the Riga and Vilnius OMON.

Alexander Nevzorov, whose photo is presented in the article, took part in the wars in Transnistria and Yugoslavia, Karabakh and Iraq, Chechnya. He was wounded and shell-shocked, was a volunteer hostage for the terrorists.

Passion for horses

Despite a busy life, a successful political career, and a clear literary talent, Alexander Glebovich has for some time considered his main purpose to be working with horses. His fascination with these animals began with equestrian sports on the set of stunts in film studios.

Today, the journalist demonstrates love for these smart animals in his work with them in his own higher school for raising horses "Ekol". It tries to reveal the physical and mental capabilities of horses to athletes, helps to establish “contact” with them, completely excluding the use of coercion. Great attention is paid to the state of health of the animal, communication with him, studying his abilities.

Personal life

Alexander's first real romantic relationship swept the journalist in the eighties. His chosen one, Natalya, aroused what seemed to him very strong feelings in the journalist, and he offered her a hand and a heart. Young people met in the church choir. Natalia worked at the National Library of Russia as a researcher in the Manuscripts Department. Mutual sympathy arose almost at first sight.

In the mid-80s, they got married, and two years later the first-born daughter Polina appeared in the family. However, the marriage did not work out. Many family friends felt that he was not strong enough to begin with. Very soon after the birth of her daughter, the marriage broke up.

With his second wife, actress Alexandra Yakovleva, Alexander lived for several years. Both were actively engaged in their careers, often went on business trips, which could not but affect the relationship - the spouses gradually moved away and cooled off towards each other. There were no joint children in this marriage, and the family quietly broke up. Alexandra Yakovleva mentions this fact of her biography in her memoirs in passing, which cannot be said about her son Kondrat (from his first marriage), who believes that Nevzorov was a caring and good father for him.

The third darling of the journalist is called Lydia. She is 16 years younger than her husband, but this does not in the least interfere with harmonious relations in the family. Before marriage, Lydia was fond of horses and painting. It is quite natural that common interests brought the young people together, and, as they both say, love arose at first sight.

After some time, they formalized their relationship and are still happy. The Nevzorov family continues to engage in hippology and conducts a joint business.

Children of A. Nevzorov: daughter Polina

The first-born journalist Nevzorov, daughter Polina, was born in her first marriage. But after a divorce from his wife, Alexander broke off all relations not only with his ex-wife, but also with his daughter. Today, Actress Polina Nevzorova is in her second marriage. Her husband is the famous Russian actor Sergei Gorobchenko.

The wedding ceremony took place in 2007. However, her father was not present. He was not familiar with Polina's first husband either. Alexander does not maintain any relationship with his daughter. About replenishment in her family, that is, about the birth of his grandchildren, he can only learn from the press.

Today, Polina and Sergey are raising five children and are happy in a relationship. With her younger brother Alexander, born in the marriage of his father with Lydia, Polina does not support relations.

Alexander Jr.

The son of Alexander Nevzorov - Alexander was born married to Lydia in 2007. Today, 11-year-old Sasha spouses pay a lot of attention.

Friends of the family are already wondering today whether the family will influence the choice of the young man's future profession. The parents themselves claim that they will support the choice of their son, whatever it may be. The son of the spouses receives a good education, along the way, he began to learn foreign languages.

In the early 90s, journalists began to appear on television, completely exposing the orders and violations that existed at that time. Thanks to the "hot" reports of Alexander Nevzorov, serious crimes and scams were revealed. The odiousness and determination to go through with his work to the end made him very popular, but at the same time, in the difficult 90s, he risked his life more than once because of this.

Biography

A sharp-tongued journalist and publicist Nevzorov was born in Leningrad on August 3, 1958. Alexander's father, Gleb Nevzorov, was a professional artist. He took over his love for journalism from his mother, Galina Georgievna. When Sasha was little, his father left the family and his mother raised her son alone. My maternal grandfather worked in the KGB, headed the department for combating banditry. Apparently it was from him that the whistleblower Nevzorov was given the desire to tell the truth and denounce the swindlers.

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Alexander attended the Leningrad school, which had an in-depth study of the French language. He was always noted as a diligent and diligent student, the boy showed abilities in all subjects and was in good standing with the teachers. After successfully graduating from school, he entered the Literary Institute. In parallel with his studies, he attended a church choir, expressed a desire to receive additional education at the Theological Academy of Moscow. But in the 4th year he was at the center of a scandal in which Nevzorov was accused of non-traditional sexual orientation. And he was expelled.

In his younger years, the active Alexander Nevzorov tried himself in various professions. He worked as a loader in shops and markets. After he applied his specialty and was a literary secretary, he tried to write scripts. Then, after a chance meeting with stuntmen, he decided to try his hand at this dangerous profession. Everything was going well, but still irrepressible energy demanded independence. And Sasha became a journalist, and he was radically different from his counterparts in the television kitchen. In the late 80s, in step with the times of change and perestroika, the program “600 seconds” from Alexander Nevzorov began to appear on the screens.

It daily reflected "hot" facts from the life of the city of Leningrad. The viewers, tired of boring news and "duty" presenters, were looking forward to the next batch of revelations. But the work was dangerous. Alexander Nevzorov was an implacable fighter against crime, bribery and corruption. Of course, not everyone liked it, and in 1990 an attempt was made on the risky host. The fact is that the editorial office collected information from any sources, and one day a person called them, ready to provide compromising evidence on a well-known person. So, during the meeting, he shot Alexander. Fortunately, the bullet that hit the region of the heart did not touch the vital organ. After recovering, the journalist continued his work, was a participant in the assault on the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Riga, smashed the Baltic customs along with activists. In the early 90s, Nevzorov reported on the work of riot police in Vilnius and called the cycle "Ours". The events of 1992-1993 could not fail to attract the attention of the seeker of "fried" news, and Alexander was in the thick of the revolution, filming the execution of the White House. The war in Transnistria, Yugoslavia, the Karabakh conflict, Iraq, Chechnya - all this was displayed in the activist's reports. Nevzorov was repeatedly wounded, shell-shocked, and captured by militants. The journalist was awarded the order "For Personal Courage", the medals "Participant in combat operations in Chechnya", "Defender of Transnistria". His documentaries "Hell", "Purgatory" were aired in 1995 and 1997 and vividly reflected the facts about the bloody events in Chechnya. In 1997, Alexander was invited to host the programs "Nevzorov", "Wild Field", "Days". The active position of the journalist was the reason for the invitation of the governor of the Leningrad region Valentina Matvienko as a consultant. In 1994, Boris Berezovsky approached him with a proposal, and Nevzorov became an adviser to the government of the Russian Federation and Berezovsky's personal analyst. At the moment, Alexander Glebovich is a consultant to the General Director of Channel One, a member of the Scientific Society of Anatomists. The journalist is fluent in several languages. Many people know about the reporter's passion for horses. Love for these animals began from the time of stunt work. Now Alexander has his own school, which teaches horseback riding without elements of coercion and violence against animals.

Personal life

The publicist and journalist Nevzorov is now in his third marriage. The first wife was Natalya, an employee of the Russian National Library, whom he met in the church choir. In this union, a daughter, Polina, was born. Hard everyday life, problems with work and earnings brought domestic problems into the life of young people, which later affected relationships. He kept disappearing on part-time jobs, which did not suit Natalya much. Soon the couple divorced, and Alexander Nevzorov continued his journalistic days. The second wife was the well-known Alexandra Yakovleva, an actress who played in the cult "Crew", "The Man from the Capuchin Boulevard." Two strong characters collided here. Self-loving Alexandra and ambitious Sasha were constantly in a state of conflict. Young people with difficulty endured several years and decided to leave. In 1991, Alexander met his third wife, with whom he still lives happily ever after. They have a big age difference - 15 years, but this fact does not interfere with the family idyll. Wife Lydia is a hippologist, a professional artist, in 2007 the couple had a son, Sasha. Lidia, together with her husband, worked on the films "Horse Encyclopedia", "Equestrian Sport: the Secrets of Mastery", etc. Daughter Polina married the famous Russian actor Alexei Gorobchenko. Now the family lives in a country residence, hosts friends and relatives.