Maria Golubkina did not miss the opportunity to make a biting joke at Yulia Peresild's expense, and the public met this caustic remark with enthusiasm. The reason for the sharp wit was Oleg Menshikov's recent statement, in which he called for a reduction in the number of theater universities, arguing that far from all graduates of these institutions continue to work in their specialty.

Actress and teacher Maria Golubkina, 52, subtly hinted in her personal blog at Yulia Peresild's flight to the ISS for the filming of "The Challenge." "Friends, I want to speak out in defense of theater universities. Oleg Evgenievich Menshikov says: 'Why so many actors?!' And I want to say - we need more actors! Who flew into space? Actors! You see, a person studied at a theater institute and, lo and behold, flew into space. People prepared for 10 years and didn't fly. But a person graduated from a theater university - and is already a future cosmonaut. The main thing is faith in the proposed circumstances. You can even become a doctor - a surgeon, for example," Golubkina ironizes.

The actress's fans immediately caught her mood, admiring her sense of humor. "Maria, you're super! Speak, speak! And don't stop"; "Mashenka, you're lovely, everything is correct"; "Very subtle and with humor! My husband told me how his teacher from 'Shchepka' immediately announced to all students: if at least five percent of those who graduated from the school remain in the profession, then the course is successful. This was back in 1980"; "Maria, you're super! Said not just to the eyebrow, but to the eye! Peresild flew into space, received a title, but the heroes of labor who toil on earth don't get cosmic strolls, and no one will award them titles... Although their work is more significant! But honor goes to such little actresses, and their pay is incommensurate with the salaries of miners, teachers, doctors," commentators are indignant.

Recall that Yulia Peresild and her daughter Anna regularly face criticism. Anna, in addition to getting leading roles in major projects, recently became a student at the Moscow Film School. Rumor has it that Anna's admission was without entrance exams. Yulia Peresild, 41, had to defend her daughter from the negativity that fell upon her. "Dear haters, who follow every breath and every step, thank you for such attention to our lives. To attempts to understand the reasons and occasions for our successes! Connections, patronage, I don't know what else, mysterious patrons... You can continue to do this as much as you want if your life is less interesting to you than ours. Or you can just try to live one day in love for the world, for the people around you, for your parents, for your children, for just strangers who need love," Yulia wrote in her blog.