Part of the fees from the rental in Russia "Little Prince" will receive the Fund "Give Life"

Some of the funds made from the sale of tickets to the first sessions of the French cartoon "The Little Prince" according to the work of Antoine de Saint-Exupery, they will sacrifice the wards of the Charitable Foundation "Give Life" Chulpan Khamatova and Dina Korzun.

“The story about the little prince is a story about each other. It seems to me symbolic that the large rental of this cartoon begins with such a kind and important charitable campaign. Just buying a ticket for a“ little prince ”on December 24, you are already helping children who are seriously ill,” TASS quoted the words Chulpan Khamatova.

As specified in the press service of the Volga film company, which is engaged in the rental of tape in Russia, 24 rubles will be paid from each ticket sold.

“In Russia, the film is released on December 24, at the height of the pre -holiday fuss, when we are all preparing gifts for relatives and friends and again the children's expectation of a miracle wakes up in us. And we want each of us to be able not only to this miracle, but also to understand that it is in our power to work miracles,” said the company representative Olga Ageeva.

The animated tape "Little Prince" is the first full -length adaptation of the famous work. The directors became Mark Osborne, who previously worked on the cartoon "Kung Fu Panda". In the Russian dubbing of the heroes of the philosophical fairy tale, Sergey Garmash, Ekaterina Klimova, Chulpan Khamatova, Konstantin Khabensky voiced.

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For the first time, having risen in the air at the age of 12, on a biplane, along with the famous pilot Gabriel Vrogelvsky, St. Exupery forever fell in love with the sky. At the age of 21, he signed up in the 2nd Fighter Aviation Regiment in Strasbourg and from that moment until the last day of his life did not part with the sky.

The author of the famous "little prince", as well as the "planets of people" and "night flight" over the entire career of the pilot suffered 15 accidents. In fairness, I must say that they did not occur because of the low skill of the pilot, but because of the imperfection of flight equipment.

On July 31, 1944, St. Exupery went from the Borgo airfield on the island of Corsica to an intelligence flight on the Lockheed P-38 Lightning aircraft with an on-board number 2734-L. He did not return back. The record was left in the report: "The pilot did not return, to be considered missing."

For decades, historians and biographers have gone guesses what happened to the eczuper aircraft. But in 1972, the West German aviation magazine Landzer published a report of the German fighter pilot Robert Haishel, who shot down the Lightning R-38 aircraft at 12 hours 05 minutes on July 31, 1944 over the sea. "Fokke-Wulf-190" Haishel joined the battle with Lightning July 31. On that day, only one aircraft Lightning R-38 flew out for reconnaissance. In 1998, a bracelet of St. Exupery, and later the remains of the aircraft, was found near Marseille.

He first published an allegorical story about a little prince in 1943, performing illustrations with his own hands. The work describes the meeting of the pilot, who made a forced landing in the desert, and the prince from asteroid B612.

A thin, unusually kind and touching book was translated into almost 200 languages. On it, numerous cartoons and animated series were shot, dramatic and choreographic performances were staged. In 2002, one of the open asteroids was named B612.