Первый фрагмент рассказа-эпопеи Михаила Александровича Шолохова «Судьба человека» читает известный журналист, продюсер и телеведущий, наш прославленный земляк Дмитрий Дибров.
Дмитрий Александрович — звезда российского телевидения, работал на пяти федеральных телеканалах. Огромную популярность ему принесла телеигра российской версии «Кто хочет стать миллионером?», которую Дмитрий Дибров вёл на протяжении более 15 лет.
Первый фрагмент рассказа-эпопеи Михаила Александровича Шолохова «Судьба человека» читает известный журналист, продюсер и телеведущий, наш прославленный земляк Дмитрий Дибров.
Дмитрий Александрович — звезда российского телевидения, работал на пяти федеральных телеканалах. Огромную популярность ему принесла телеигра российской версии «Кто хочет стать миллионером?», которую Дмитрий Дибров вёл на протяжении более 15 лет.
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