The series "Disappeared". Actors and roles

The series "The Disappeared" (2009), the actors and roles of which are presented in this article, is a military drama based on the story of Igor Bolgarin and Viktor Smirnov. "There is no way back". The film is a remake of the Soviet film of the same name in 1970.

Plot

The film takes place in 1942. Major Toporkov - the main character of the series "The Disappeared." The actor who played the Soviet military, who fled from the German concentration camp, is known for his numerous roles in the cinema. He is awarded numerous film awards and has the title of Honored Artist of Russia.

After Toporkov manages to escape from captivity, he finds himself in a guerrilla camp. At the request of the major, the commander with several guerrillas sent to the concentration camp, where soon there will be an uprising of prisoners. Toporkov and his assistants should help the insurgents. The task is not easy. In addition, the commander warns the major that there is a traitor in the detachment.

Among the volunteers there is a young guerrilla Moshkin, whose father, as it later turns out, served as a policeman at the beginning of the war. Other heroes of the film: Andreyev, Gonta, Levushkin, Sergeant-Major Shirokov, Berkovich, sapper Bertolet.

Heroes

Later, Toporkov became aware of the facts from the biography of each of the participants in the partisan detachment. Andreev of the dekulakized. In 1941, he took the side of the Germans and, believing that the occupiers could establish justice on his native land, he went over to their side. But Andreev quickly realized his mistake and went into the partisans. This is, perhaps, the most interesting character in the series "The Disappeared."

The actor who embodied on the screen a wise and reasonable person who had embarked on the warpath in very advanced years, became famous throughout the country in the late eighties when the best screen version of Bulgakov's works appeared on the screens.

Gonta is a partisan who gives the impression of a brave, determined person. However, overly categorical. He often comes into conflict with other partisans, rarely agrees with the opinion of Major Toporkov - the main character of the film "The Disappeared." The actor who played Gonta made his debut in cinema in 1995, in the film in which his first role and the actor, embodied the image of a major, commander of a partisan detachment, played.

Bertolet is a partisan, whom his comrades call a "Frenchman" because of his foreign surname. Before the war, Berkovich worked as a hairdresser. It was he who at the very beginning of this story found out in a former prisoner of the German camp a red commander named Toporkov.

"Disappeared": actors

The main role was played by Kirill Pirogov. Egor Pazenko played the part of the partisan of Gonta. The film career of this artist began in the mid-nineties, when he played one of the heroes in the film "Eagle and Tails". The main role in the series "The Disappeared" (actor Kirill Pirogov) also debuted in the comedy of George Danelia.

The role of the partisan Andreev was played by Vladimir Tolokonnikov. The nurse, who joined the detachment of the partisan, was played by Elena Liadova. Berkovich - Mikhail Trukhin. Other actors of the "Disappeared": Andrei Feskov, Alexander Vorobiev, Ivan Parshin, Mitya Labush, Svetlana Chuikina.

Kirill Pirogov

The actor was born in 1973. He graduated from the Shchukin school. The first role, as already mentioned, was performed in the film Danelia "Eagle and Tails". However, the real fame for Pie came later, after the release of the movie "Brother 2". The actor has played in such films as "Doctor Zhivago", "Bloomers", "Azazel", "Diary of the murderer".

Vladimir Tolokonnikov

This actor started acting in the movies in the early eighties, but few of the audience knew his name. Glory to Tolokonnikov came after the screen came the film Vladimir Bortko's "Dog Heart". Then the actor played a few dozen characters in the movie ("The Sky in Diamonds," "Hottabych," "The Enchanted Area," and so on). But for the audience Vladimir Tolokonnikov forever remained Sharikov from the film adaptation of Bulgakov's work. The actor passed away on July 15, 2017 as a result of a heart attack.