Alexander Smirnov - biography and films

Today we will talk about who Alexander Smirnov is. His films, as well as a biography, will be examined below. It's about the Soviet actor of cinema and theater. He is recognized Honored Artist of the RSFSR.

Biography

Alexander Smirnov is an actor who was born in 1909, on September 12. At the age of 12 he worked as a shoemaker's apprentice. Later he worked at the plant as a planer-toolmaker and a worker. He studied at the general educational faculty of special purpose. He graduated from it. After that, he entered the school of film actors at Mosfilm Studios. He graduated in 1940.

Activities

Alexander Smirnov is an actor who began to play episodic roles already in 1936. At the beginning of the Great Patriotic War he went to the front as a volunteer. In 1945, after demobilization, he began working as a full-time actor at Mosfilm, as well as at the Theater-Studio of the film actor. His wife was the actress Vera Burlakova. Alexander Ilyich Smirnov passed away in 1977, on July 5. He is recognized Honored Artist of the RSFSR.

Art films

In 1936 Alexander Smirnov starred in the episode of the painting "Dawns of Paris". He played a worker in the movie "Generation of winners". In 1938 he appeared in the image of a prisoner in the tape "Family Oppenheim". In 1940, he received the role of a student in the film "The Law of Life." He played Prince Gorchakov in the movie "Suvorov". In 1941 appeared as Alexei Artamonov in the painting "The Artamonov Affair". He was a student in the film "Dream".

In 1946, the tape "Cruiser Varyag" appeared on the screens with his participation in the role of a naval officer. In 1947, Alexander Smirnov played Lastochkin in the film "A Tale of the Furious." In 1948 he appeared in the image of a breeder in the film "Michurin". In 1950 he received the role of adjutant in the film "Zhukovsky". Played a Communist in the tape "The conspiracy of the doomed." In 1951 he became a correspondent for Hill for the film "Farewell America!". He played Skvortsov in the movie "The village doctor."

In 1954 on the screen came the tape "Heroes Shipka", where the actor appeared in the role of General Strukov. In 1955, Mr .. played the director of the plant in the movie "They came down from the mountains." In 1956, Mr .. received the role of Semyonov in the film "There is such a guy." Appeared in the image of Samoshkin in the film "Polushko-pole". In 1957 he worked on the painting "The Case in the Desert". In 1958 he played Vasily Teplov in the film "The Eighteenth Year". Got the role of Gransky in the picture "Mayakovsky began this way." In 1960 he played a naval officer in the film "Midshipman Panin". The next role is played by General Krasovsky in the Northern Rainbow. He received the role of Popelsky in the film "The Blind Musician". From 1960 to 1961 he worked on the painting "Resurrection", in which played the sworn Nikiforov. In 1961 appeared in the image of the director of a psychiatric hospital in the film "The Court of the Madmen". In 1964 he starred in the films "Moscow-Genoa" and "Rockets should not take off." In 1965 two films with his participation "Black Business" and "Year as Life" appeared.

From 1965 to 1967, Alexander Smirnov worked on the painting "War and Peace". In 1966 he starred in the films "How many years, how many winters!", "Conscience" and "Cyclone will start at night". In 1967, he received a role in the film "They live next door". In 1968 he worked on the films "Spring on the Oder", "The First Girl" and "The Mysterious Monk". In 1969 he played in the tape "Tchaikovsky". In 1970 he starred in the films "Moscow character", "One of us" and "Sespel". From 1970 to 1971 he worked on the film "Waterloo". From 1970 to 1972 he participated in the film "Liberation". In 1971 he starred in the films "World Boy" and "Nyurkina Life". In 1972 he received a role in the film "The Taming of Fire." In 1973 he starred in the film "And in the Pacific."

Plots

Now we will tell in more detail about the last picture, in which Alexander Smirnov participated. The events of the film "And in the Pacific" take us back to 1922. The Civil War is nearing completion. Parts of the Far Eastern Soviet Republic are attacked under the Spassky White Guard troops. Vladivostok is inundated with American and Japanese interventionists. They, despite neutrality, interfere in the life of the Far Eastern region, robbing the population. At the same time, the military is overthrown by the liberal government of the Merkulovs. In Vladivostok, a military dictatorship is being established.

Peklevanov - the head of the Bolsheviks with a couple of comrades makes an escape from prison. One prisoner is killed. At the same time in the village nearby a well-to-do peasant Vershinin with his wife goes to Vladivostok. They want to sell fish in the market. However, an authorized representative of the Far Eastern government appears in the village, he tries to rape the resident. Guys stop it. In response, he begins to shoot. The peasants take the peasants from him. Vershinin lets go of him. He starts shooting again. Mirosha kills him with his gun.