Glavred "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" Accused Friends of trying to bribe
Before filming "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" With the participation of Friends Master "What? Where? When? ”, According to Ilya Bera, I asked to help him win the main prize of 3 million rubles. In exchange for this, Friends, he said, promised to share money
The editor-in-chief of the TV program “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” On Channel One, Ilya Ber, accused the master of the game “What? Where? When? ”(Also aired on television) by Alexander Druze in an attempt to bribe him. Ber told about this on his Facebook and Livejournal pages.
“As many of you know, I’ve been working for ten years as the editor-in-chief of the TV show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” When we came to the program with the editorial group, we had an agreement in principle with [General Director of Channel One] Konstantin Ernst and Ilya Krivitsky, the head of Red Square, that the players, no matter how stellar, important and cool, should not be know questions and answers ", - said Ber. He did not have any problems with this during his work.
However, in November last year, as Ber indicated, “Alexander offered to help him win 3 million rubles.” The program "Who wants to be a millionaire," with the participation of the master and another player, "What? Where? When? ”Victor Sidnev, in question, according to the chief editor of the program, was recorded on November 23. She went on the air in December. On the eve of filming, Druz, as Ber noted, "tried to bribe him." “He offered me to share the money if I won the main prize of the program,” the program’s chief editor explained. Conversation with Druze Behr recorded on the recorder.
In connection with the incident, the editor-in-chief of “Who wants to be a millionaire?” Addressed the board and the ethics committee of the International Club Association (IAC) “What? Where? When?". Representatives of the organization Ber proposed to disqualify Friends as a player in “What? Where? When? ”And as“ tournament organizer and MAK functionary ”. It is noteworthy that, according to the official website of the organization, the chairman of the IAC ethics committee is Druz.
In the commentary to RBC, Ber stated that he had warned the master that he would publish a post about an attempted bribe. “I had exactly the requirements for him that became the requirements of the appeal to the International Association of Clubs“ What? Where? When? ”[MAC],” added the chief editor. According to them, Druz was supposed to "go everywhere." In this case, Ber "would not have published it."
"I scandal as a scandal is completely unnecessary, I have a very specific goal," - said the interlocutor of RBC. According to him, he appealed to the IAC because “this structure works in the ecosystem in which it exists and which interests him”. “And the Russian penitentiary system is not at all interested in me, so I’m not going to go there,” said Ber. According to him, so far no reaction has followed from the appearance of the post.
The press service of Channel One told RBC that they had learned about this story from the media and that they had “a lot of questions” about it. “We have to check the accuracy of the telephone records and find out whether Ilya Bera’s interlocutor was Alexander Druz, and ask a number of questions to Ilya Beru himself, the main one of which is: why, if such a situation did occur, he made public these facts only now, although The program was shot in November last year. Having received answers to all these questions, we, together with the producers of the programs “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” And “What? Where? When? ”We take decisions and inform them,” said the press service.
“We understand this situation. Our comment will be later ", - told RBC in the press service of" I-TV ", the manufacturer of" What? Where? When?". RBC sent a request to the press service of the Igra-TV company for a detailed comment. RBC was not promptly contacted by Viktor Sidnev.
Before filming "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" With the participation of Friends Master "What? Where? When? ”, According to Ilya Bera, I asked to help him win the main prize of 3 million rubles. In exchange for this, Friends, he said, promised to share money
The editor-in-chief of the TV program “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” On Channel One, Ilya Ber, accused the master of the game “What? Where? When? ”(Also aired on television) by Alexander Druze in an attempt to bribe him. Ber told about this on his Facebook and Livejournal pages.
“As many of you know, I’ve been working for ten years as the editor-in-chief of the TV show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” When we came to the program with the editorial group, we had an agreement in principle with [General Director of Channel One] Konstantin Ernst and Ilya Krivitsky, the head of Red Square, that the players, no matter how stellar, important and cool, should not be know questions and answers ", - said Ber. He did not have any problems with this during his work.
However, in November last year, as Ber indicated, “Alexander offered to help him win 3 million rubles.” The program "Who wants to be a millionaire," with the participation of the master and another player, "What? Where? When? ”Victor Sidnev, in question, according to the chief editor of the program, was recorded on November 23. She went on the air in December. On the eve of filming, Druz, as Ber noted, "tried to bribe him." “He offered me to share the money if I won the main prize of the program,” the program’s chief editor explained. Conversation with Druze Behr recorded on the recorder.
In connection with the incident, the editor-in-chief of “Who wants to be a millionaire?” Addressed the board and the ethics committee of the International Club Association (IAC) “What? Where? When?". Representatives of the organization Ber proposed to disqualify Friends as a player in “What? Where? When? ”And as“ tournament organizer and MAK functionary ”. It is noteworthy that, according to the official website of the organization, the chairman of the IAC ethics committee is Druz.
In the commentary to RBC, Ber stated that he had warned the master that he would publish a post about an attempted bribe. “I had exactly the requirements for him that became the requirements of the appeal to the International Association of Clubs“ What? Where? When? ”[MAC],” added the chief editor. According to them, Druz was supposed to "go everywhere." In this case, Ber "would not have published it."
"I scandal as a scandal is completely unnecessary, I have a very specific goal," - said the interlocutor of RBC. According to him, he appealed to the IAC because “this structure works in the ecosystem in which it exists and which interests him”. “And the Russian penitentiary system is not at all interested in me, so I’m not going to go there,” said Ber. According to him, so far no reaction has followed from the appearance of the post.
The press service of Channel One told RBC that they had learned about this story from the media and that they had “a lot of questions” about it. “We have to check the accuracy of the telephone records and find out whether Ilya Bera’s interlocutor was Alexander Druz, and ask a number of questions to Ilya Beru himself, the main one of which is: why, if such a situation did occur, he made public these facts only now, although The program was shot in November last year. Having received answers to all these questions, we, together with the producers of the programs “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” And “What? Where? When? ”We take decisions and inform them,” said the press service.
“We understand this situation. Our comment will be later ", - told RBC in the press service of" I-TV ", the manufacturer of" What? Where? When?". RBC sent a request to the press service of the Igra-TV company for a detailed comment. RBC was not promptly contacted by Viktor Sidnev.
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