Each of us in our childhood watched the cartoon "Vacations in Prostokvashino" or "Three from Prostokvashino". But do you know who is the author of these animated films? These two cartoons are based on the story of Eduard Uspensky. They are complementary to each other.
Who wrote Prostokvashino? about the author
Famous cartoons from the Prostokvashino series were watched by more than one generation of children. But to the question "Who wrote three of Prostokvashino", few people still know the answer. Uspensky E. N. - Soviet, and later Russian scriptwriter, writer, author of many children's books. He was born in 1937 in the Moscow region in the city of Yegoryevsk. This author has made the lives of many children more interesting, and their free time exciting. Thanks to Eduard Nikolayevich, we know such characters as the crocodile Gena, Cheburashka, the cat Matroskin, the postman Pechkin, the dog Sharik, Uncle Fedor, etc. Now you know who wrote Prostokvashino.
Uspensky’s parents are ordinary people, no one would have thought that they would have such a famous and successful son. Edward's father is Nikolai Mikhailovich Uspensky, a member of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of the Soviet Union. And his mother, Uspenskaya Natasha, worked all her life as a mechanical engineer. The professional life of a popular author began a little differently. After graduating from the Aviation Institute in Moscow, he became an engineer, but the main income for his life was brought by the cartoon scripts he wrote. A little later, he did not dwell on writing books for children, but began to write poems and theatrical sketches about Cheburashka, crocodile Gena and Uncle Fedor. It is Ouspensky who is the person who wrote Prostokvashino.
Creativity of Eduard Uspensky
In 1974, his first book about the boy Fedor was published. Its name: "Uncle Fedor, dog and cat." So who wrote Prostokvashino? Right, Eduard Uspensky. As we already know, Uncle Fedor is not an uncle at all. The main character of the book is a six-year-old boy, smart and independent by age, because of which, in fact, he was nicknamed Uncle Fedor. Once he met a cat Matroskin. But due to the ban of his parents, he has to leave home with his new talking pet. What happened next, we can all learn from books or from the cartoons of the author.
Eduard has so many children's books that it would be completely unfair to leave him without the Korney Chukovsky Prize, which, in fact, in 2010 he received in the nomination for achievements in children's literature. He became known as the author of books for children: “The Crocodile Gena and His Friends”, “The Legacy of Bahram”, “The Gingerbread Man Following the Trail”, “The Colorful Family” and others.
In addition, we can know Eduard Uspensky as the organizer of the following programs: "Good night, kids!", "ABVGDeyka", "Baby Monitor".
"Three from Prostokvashino"
"Three from Prostokvashino" is a cartoon, the first of three episodes of a children's film about Prostokvashino. The cartoon tells of a city boy of 6 years old, who is endowed with a high intelligence and excessive independence. The main characters of the cartoon are also the homeless cat Matroskin, the dog Sharik, the postman Pechkin, as well as the relatives of Uncle Fedor. Uncle Fedor met Matroskin at his entrance. And he met dog Sharik in the village of Prostokvashino. Due to the prohibition of Fedya's parents to leave the talking cat in the apartment, he, along with a homeless cat, and later the dog Sharik, is forced to live in the village of Prostokvashino, staying in a free house.
Together with a cat and a dog, they find a treasure on which they could acquire a tractor. Uncle Fedor’s mom and dad leave a note for the newspaper about the disappearance of their son. The village postman Pechkin finds this note and comes to friends in the hope that they will pay him a reward for the news about the boy. The reward is a bike.
"Vacations in Prostokvashino"
Of course, everyone can answer the question "Who wrote the vacation in Prostokvashino". This is the second cartoon from this series. It begins with Mom’s demand for a vacation trip to the resort, as she is tired. Father and Uncle Fedor are trying to convince her to go to Prostokvashino, but mom still stands her ground.
Already at the station, Uncle Fedor came up with a plan on how to spend his vacation in Prostokvashino with friends: the cat Matroskin and the dog Sharik. Here he gets on the train to Prostokvashino, and mom and dad, hoping for the best, still go according to plan to a resort in Sochi. Upon arrival in Prostokvashino, the boy notices Sharik's hobby for photography. And Matroskin rejoices in his cow Murka, as well as in the birth of her calf Gavryusha.
"Winter in Prostokvashino"
Matroskin and Sharik imperceptibly matured and began to show each other their character. They sit in different corners of their huts and talk to each other only through telegrams. And the local postman Pechkin helps them in this. The reason for the quarrel was the purchase by the Ball of new sneakers instead of felt boots, despite the fact that winter is now in the yard.
It is not known how long this would have lasted if Uncle Fedor and his father had not decided to come to Prostokvashino in order to celebrate the New Year here. All resentment and anger quietly disappear due to the festive atmosphere.