D.G. (Photo: Natalya Loginova ) He was just over sixty, he was an all-Union famous wit, and the audience's love for him reached the level where the most unimaginable diction did not prevent him from being considered a TV star. But first of all, Gorin was, of course, a playwright and screenwriter who created his own ironic intellectual-popular genre based on rethinking traditional literary plots. In Soviet literature, he succeeded primarily Evgeniy Shvarts, to whose texts Gorin often turned.