Emmanuil Vitorgan
| Emmanuil Vitorgan | |
|---|---|
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| Born |
Emmanuil Gedeonovich Vitorgan December 27, 1939 Baku, Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic[1] |
| Years active | 1962-presents |
| Spouse(s) | Irina Mlodik |
| Website | www.vitorgan.ru |
Emmanuil Gedeonovich Vitorgan (Russian: Эммануи́л Гедео́нович Виторга́н; born December 27, 1939) is a Soviet, Russian film and theater actor, Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1990).[2] People's Artist of Russia (1998).[3] He acted in over a hundred films.[4]
Personal life
- First wife - actress Tamara Rumyantseva (1936), the marriage broke up in 1970.
- Daughter Ksenia Rumyantseva.[5]
- Grandchildren - Alexander and Nikita. Great-grandchildren - Mark and Alisa.
- Daughter Ksenia Rumyantseva.[5]
- Second wife - the actress Alla Balter (1939-2000).
- Son Maxim (1972) - Film and theater actor, married to Ksenia Sobchak.
- Grandchildren - Polina and Daniil.
- Son Maxim (1972) - Film and theater actor, married to Ksenia Sobchak.
- Third wife - Irina Mlodik (1962).
Selected filmography
- 1960 - A man with a future as miner
- 1971 - King Lear as servant/Edgar (voice)
- 1982 - Charodei as Viktor Kovrov
- 1985 - Battle of Moscow as Yefim Fomin
- 1990 - Frenzied Bus as Mr. Anouk, a member of the Israeli Foreign Ministry
- 1991 - Anna Karamazoff as Prokudin-Gorsky, director
- 1992 - Weather Is Good on Deribasovskaya, It Rains Again on Brighton Beach as Jack
- 2003 — 2004 - Poor Nastya as Prince Pyotr Dolgoruky
- 2004 - Children of the Arbat as Sergey Spigelglas
- 2004 - Neznayka and Barrabass as Barrabass
- 2008 - Radio Day as Emmanuil Gedeonovich, owner of radio station
- 2010 - Sea Rex (russian voice)
- 2014 - Black Rose as Colonel Gromov
References
- ↑ Эммануил Виторган — Моя родословная
- ↑ Награждён Указом Президиума Верховного Совета РСФСР от 6 февраля 1990 года
- ↑ УКАЗ Президента РФ от 03.02.1998 N 122 "О НАГРАЖДЕНИИ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫМИ НАГРАДАМИ РОССИЙСКОЙ ФЕДЕРАЦИИ РАБОТНИКОВ МОСКОВСКОГО АКАДЕМИЧЕСКОГО ТЕАТРА ИМЕНИ ВЛ. МАЯКОВСКОГО"
- ↑ Эммануил Виторган
- ↑ Ксения Румянцева
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