The journalist Alexander Nevzorov became popular thanks to the topical program “600 seconds”. The project is listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the highest rated in the world. Fate was quite loyal to Alexander and often brought him to interesting people.
Biography
Hometown of A. Nevzorov - St. Petersburg, date of birth - 03.08.1958. Mother was the daughter of a general of the MGB, worked as a journalist. The boy’s father has never seen. Alexander graduated from school with an in-depth study of French. In his youth, he was a regent in an Orthodox church.
After school, Nevzorov went to study at a literary institute, this happened in 1975. After graduation, he was drafted into the army. In order not to serve, Alexander feigned a mental illness. He later studied for 4 years in the capital's seminary, but he was expelled due to scandal.
Career
Since childhood, Nevzorov liked horses, he chose the profession of a horse rider, and later was a stuntman. Then Alexander worked as a loader, museum worker, screenwriter, literary secretary.
Nevzorov’s career on TV began in 1983. He was received by a news correspondent. In 1987 A. Nevzorov began to lead the program "600 Seconds", participated in the filming of the program "Sight".
The beginning of the 90s was unsuccessful for Alexander: they shot him, but Nevzorov survived. In 1991 his first dok.film Nashi about events in Lithuania was released. The journalist also visited Nagorno-Karabakh and other hot spots.
Nevzorov was a member of the Russian Academy of Sciences (informal movement). In the 90s, Nevzorov led the independent television company 600. During the events of 1993 the journalist supported the members of the Supreme Council, then he abandoned his opinion.
Nevzorov was a deputy, but participated in the work of the State Duma only 4 times. In 1994 Alexander worked as a consultant-analyst with B. Berezovsky, in 1995 he was the head of the North association on Channel Five.
In 1995 Nevzorov made the doc film "Hell" about Chechnya, after 2 years the movie "Purgatory" was released. In 1997 Nevzorov was appointed adviser to the governor of the region on television and film. In the mid-90s, the journalist conducted a number of copyright programs, in 2001-2002. with M. Leontyev, he led the tv "Other Time" on Channel One.
In the 2000s, A. Nevzorov created the Nevzorov Haute École horse breeding school, where he was taught how to handle horses. In 2004 the journalist’s film "Horse Encyclopedia" was released. In the period 2007-2009 Nevzorov worked in the magazines Profile, However. In 2012 Alexander became the confidant of V. Putin, in 2016. he received the position of adviser to the head of Channel One. Since 2016, Nevzorov has published 14 books that highlight problems in various fields.
