The personality of Marusya Mirchevska, wife of Vladko Zhivkov, is extremely contradictory. All sorts of bivalves and non-bivalves are told about it, it is written standartnews.com.
According to one of them, Marusya became an agent of the Americans when the film “Asparuh” by Lyudmil Staykov was released in 1981. Then a certain Tom Marshall arrives in Sofia, who wants to buy the rights on behalf of Wardner Brothers to install a short version.
The foreigner in question gave five million dollars to Bulgarian cinema, and since Mirchevska settled in his entourage and became dangerously close, the services in our country are on their toes. According to the versions of the time, the Yankees, in turn, were convinced that Daddy’s favorite daughter-in-law was absolutely informed about the state, political, intimate and family life of the dynasty, and therefore recruited her.
And when our agents catch Marshall in the act and realize that he is not a filmmaker, they block his visits to Sofia. Marusya was sent to the USSR to study directing with Gleb Panfilov at state expense. But the KGB sent information to Bulgarian intelligence that the daughter-in-law was leading a profligate life, documented with recordings and photographs – voluntarily on her part. She received a diploma without attending lectures and exams.
After her divorce from Vlado Zhivkov, Marusya introduced herself as a director praised in Hollywood by Milos Forman himself, and years ago she circulated the version that Vanga had commissioned her to make a film about her.
In Bulgaria, however, it is said that the former dynasty’s daughter-in-law collected money from volunteers to shoot a production for Hristo Botev, but neither carried out the project nor restored the Phoenician signs of the sponsors.
And besides the fact that her son Ted Vlad is a millionaire, Marusya also has an inheritance from her ex-husband’s highest family. Years ago, she herself admitted that she had once managed to sell a unique Todor Zhivkov rifle at auction for $ 300,000.
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