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Vladimir Dolinskiy
Born 1944-04-20Moscow, Russian SFSR, USSR [now Russia]
Vladimir Aramovich Dolinsky (born April 20, 1944, Moscow) is a Soviet and Russian actor, broadcaster. Honored Artist of Russia (1994). In 1966 he graduated from the BV Schukin Theater School and was immediately enrolled in the group of the Moscow Theater of Satire. The fame of the young actor brought the role of Gene Ksidias in the famous play “Intervention” by V. Pluchek (1967). From Wikipedia (ru), the free encyclopedia
Screen work
Movies & roles
Empire VEnlilRed Riding HoodThe MayorКавказский тверкRoleDancing on TopValery PavlovichIron MaskForeign AmbassadorTevye's DaughtersRoleBetween Notes, or Tantric SymphonyRoleПечать царя СоломонаRoleDon't Be Afraid, I'm with You! 1919Mayor SmitBack - fortunately, or Who will find the Blue BirdRoleThe Justice of WolvesLew TaubMoscow, I Love You!докторGod's SmileRoleThey Don't Give Up Loving...премьерFish VoicesdeanA Man For LifeRoleYarikRoleWaiting for a MiracleLawyerFat Stupid RabbitDirector of the TheaterPark of the Soviet PeriodRoleА Вы ему ктоYezerskyPoor BabyToad PresidentStepanych Spanish VoyageAdam Borisovich BabovAnnaSemen Semenych, TV-star