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Andrey Mironov
Born 1941-03-08Moscow, RSFSR, USSR [now Russia]
Andrei Aleksandrovich Mironov (07/03/1941-16/08/1987) was one of the most popular and beloved Soviet stage and film actors. He acted in many acclaimed comedy films such as "The Diamond Arm" and "The Unbelievable Adventures of Italians in Russia." One of his most notable roles was in the television film "The 12 Chairs," where he played the leading role of Ostap Bender. He died in 1987 at the age of 46 as the result of a cerebral hemorrhage.
Screen work
Movies & roles
The PathfinderSanglisA Man from the Boulevard des CapucinesJohnny FirstWhite Roses, Pink ElephantsHenry PulaskiDon't Be SadRoleSherlock Holmes and ITom (voice) / пёс Том, помощник Холмса (голос)VictoryЧарльз БрайтMy Friend Ivan LapshinKhaninThe Blonde Around the CornerRoleKoe-chto iz Gubernskoy ZhizniRoleThe Story of the VoyagesOrlandoI Am Returning Your Portraithimself, narratorInspector GeneralХлестаковFaratyev's FantasiesFaryatyevFiasco of Operation Terrorgenerał Gleb Witaljewicz GłazowBe My HusbandВикторOnce Cowboy, Twice CowboyRoleThe AppointmentRoleSay a Word for the Poor HussarNarratorDacha LifeRoleThree Men in a BoatJeromeIdentification Marks NoneGlasov (as Andriej Mironow)Meeting at the Ostankino Concert Studio: Andrey MironovSelfOrdinary MiracleAdministrator MinisterBetween Sky and EarthKlimov