In 2015, Zelenskyy became the star of the television series Servant of the People, where he played the role of the president of Ukraine.[25] In the series, Zelenskyy's character was a high-school history teacher in his 30s who won the presidential election after a viral video showed him ranting against government corruption in Ukraine. The comedy series Svaty ("In-laws"), in which Zelenskyy appeared, was banned in Ukraine in 2017,[34] but unbanned in March 2019.[35] Zelenskyy worked mostly in Russian language productions. His first role in the Ukrainian language was the romantic comedy I, You, He, She [ru; uk],[36] which appeared on the screens of Ukraine in December 2018.[37] The first version of the script was written in Ukrainian but was translated into Russian for the Lithuanian actress Agnė Grudytė. Then the movie was dubbed into Ukrainian.[38] Start of political career The political party Servant of the People was created in March 2018 by people from the television production company Kvartal 95, which also created the television series of the same name.[39][40][41] In a March 2019 interview with Der Spiegel, Zelenskyy stated he went into politics to restore trust in politicians and that he wanted "to bring professional, decent people to power" and "would really like to change the mood and timbre of the political establishment, as much as possible".[39][40][41] Starting 31 December 2018,[42] Zelenskyy led a successful,[43] almost entirely virtual,[44][45] presidential campaign to unseat incumbent President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko, in just three to four months. Zelenskyy clearly won both the first round of elections on 31 March,[46] and the run-off election on 21 April 2019.[47] One of Zelenskyy's presidential campaign promises was that he would serve only one term in office (i.e., five years).[48] Nothing suss here, just accept it goy.