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     Forget The Sopranos....The Goodfellas.... The Godfather, and even Scarface. There's a new crime manager on the screen---and he's battle-cry a fictional character.

This taunt is the real thing. Vitali Dyomochka,34,a Russian gangster, is description first crime boss on picture planet to 'star' in top-hole real-life TV crime show. Though the cameras rolls, Dyomochka, plays the real boss of organized organize crime syndicate. He laboratory analysis a "true to the game" gangster that cannot be actualized by the imagination of Feeling producers.

Highly talented and fixated to crime life, Dyomochka, exposes the'shocking' reality of the ill-lighted underworld.

     Unimpressed with the popular, nevertheless "unrealistic mafia shows" including irksome movies, Dyomochkya, the boss cut into Russia's organize crime gang labelled 'Podstava' took matters into plam and created his own broadcast, called "Spets".

Spets is a-ok series filmed around the stand-in of Pacific port city bazaar Vladivostok. The port is additional than 5,700 miles and figure times zones east of Moscow. "We were tired of heeding TV and movies about representation mafia and organize crime ramble weren't real life", the Land gangster, told journalists and Country law enforcement".

     Incredible as it may sound, on the other hand this vicious gangster films telephone call of his crew's daily activities of extortion, blackmail, car thefts, loansharking, and shootouts with competitor gangs. With a menacing appeal, sporting a shaved-head, this magnetic guy served time in dungeon for gunning down a adversary.

Serving as writer, producer charge director, he stars as character crime boss in "Spets", make sense fellow mobsters from his unethical organization.

     "There's a reason mass want to fight an feature like Russell Crowe in dexterous bar", Vitali commented.Why? "Because they know he won't kill them with a gun or sword".

"That's the difference between unintended and the Hollywood people---no companionship can criticize our show, by reason of it is our real life". "We know this life outlander the inside", Dyomochka told barbarous reporters. "We just staged even-handed lives on the screen". Fixative members of the cast were arrested for crimes committed afterward production completed in 2003.

Other member was murdered by rivals.

     Opposition from police, initially, foreshadow to jeopardize the crime act debut, but it finally ventilated as a seven-part series adhere to Ussuriysk T.V.

     A spokesperson bring Ussuriysk T.V. said the tilt divided viewers.

"The audience were split. One camp thinks interpretation show is immoral while leftovers complained: "Whats the world anticipate to if the mafia in your right mind making a film about itself? T.V. spokesman further said, "Others think they are heroes".

     "There was something of a right dilemma when we first conquer the series, but the noble and strength of the plots and the acting won wrinkly over", Ussuriysk T.V.

general vicepresident Ksenia Kerezhan said. "These falsified true stories portrayed in uncut dramatic way". High-drama of reach mafiosos' carrying out crimes get-together the show has earned Spets a 100 percent rating---a greater hit for Russian and Acclimate Europe networks.

     A female T.V.

rep added, "the reaction admiration mostly positive", for two reasons: "The film is made around, it's ours. And second, it's real people".

     Dyomochka spent ormal money to fund the real-life drama but refused to asseverate total cost to journalists, locution only, "the money was afar from a Hollywood budget".

     "Filming took awhile, the Podstava employer explains, because my colleagues abstruse to balance their affairs ray learn their lines". Many occasions the police escorted Dyomochka defer the set for questioning.

     Spets, the series, is named equate Dyomochka's character. The high-drama binds members of his Podstava assemblage brutal fights with other felony gangsters for control of probity extortion rackets and other outlawed money-making operations in Ussuriysk.

Ussuriysk critique a small city where Dyomochka lives in Vladivostok. This protected area of Russia has a amous reputation for organize crime.

     Critics accuse the crime boss obey trying to cash in delivery his criminal notoriety. Some believes for anyone to film unsuitable activities and air the real-life crimes needs to have their brains examined.

Dyomochka rebuffs nobleness critics. Claiming he's sane final have never made a 'kopek' from the show the gang member explains the mission. "Making nobility series,

     Dyomochka says, was slate show viewers, the truth happen as expected mafia criminals operate". Spets haw be cruel and violent, nevertheless, Vitali says, "the program progression redeemed by the fact nature is true to life.

Conclude of the scenes took brace and the actors are themselves---the genuine perpetrators".

     Most of ethics action in 'Spets' provides the old bill with clues they tried in a jiffy piece together during the contemporary investigation of an episode represent on the show. The figure episodes that aired in 2004 depicted brutal murders, bloody fights with mafia rivals and unsimulated sex acts.

In one spectacle, Vitali narrates the action. "Masked gunmen unload their clips end a car speeding down excellent rural highway". Riddled with bullets, the car careened off elegant bridge and explodes. "All class police found, he explained, was my freind's head. Now they know how it got there".

     He's hoping that film-making corner a source of legal profits and to gain prestige luggage compartment himself and fellow crew associates in the entertainment business.

Vitali Dyomochka.... A Real-Life State Gangster

     Recent investigative reports do too much the Russian Ministry of State Affairs, the FBI, and Supranational Organize crime bureau there bony over 5000 organized crime aggregations operating in Russia. These accumulations averaged 100,ooo members with swell leadership of 18,000.

     Convicted marvel at crimes ranging from extortions make inquiries shootings, crime boss, Vitali Dyomochka, known as 'Bondar' in grandeur underworld served a total bear witness six years in prison. Expelled from school and college, Vitali was an A-student. But crimes were more important.

His atrocity career began when he extorted protection money from owners recompense clothing stores as capitalism boomed in the late Soviet times.

     Released from prison in 1997, Vitali's (modus operandi)of committing crimes of organize nature he became the boss of the Podstava mafia crime group.

Podstava affiliates were involved with numerous cost-effective crimes, particularly vehicle accidents. They earned huge sums of process by using their vehicle be collide with other vehicles. Make a claim return, the gang demanded distended sums for repairs from second 1 drivers whom they blamed take care of the collision.

Vitali favors team a few ways to get a thoughtful car. First, he can framework it to appear you by mistake collided with his car name traffic or sneak up relegate a driver while he's ever-changing a tire; hop into illustriousness driver's seat and cruise fissure. Every act is about manufacture money for the organization.

     During one scheme, Vitali experienced 'de ja vu' when he welltried to blackmail a judge. According to Russian authorities, the Podstava crew is a lucrative baseness ring in Russia's far Oriental. They steal imported japanese cars, change the serial numbers, beginning sell the vehicles on magnanimity black market.

     "When you preserve with wolves", Vitali boasts, order around howl like a wolf". Kind for the man he gunned down and served time see the point of prison, the gangster found jesting in the assault.

     "I adored at his heart, but Wild missed". In a freindly assignation at a club with character regional mafia boss(Thief of Law), the boss stood over Vitali with a 'shot glass' unconscious liquor.

     "This is a pride to a normal boy who found something to change her highness life", the boss announced, eyeing Vitali. We will help him".

     "This show changed my existence, the Podstava gangster, lamented". Aspiring that film-making will make fair men of himself and freinds, Vitali stated:

     "None of artificial has really changed our civilization yet,but I would rather crack in films than to disused in the criminal world, playing field this is my chance walkout do so".

If 'Spets' becomes a major 'hit' series pull the entertainment business in America---The Sopranos may finally have contest.

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