Vladimir Vysotsky
Born
January 25, 1938
Died
July 25, 1980 (42 years old)
Known For
Acting
Place of Birth
Moscow, RSFSR, USSR
Vladimir Vysotsky was a Soviet poet, singer-songwriter, and actor. In the course of his career, he wrote some 700 songs that were extremely popular in the USSR. He starred in 28 films, gave many concerts, and had a great influence on Soviet and Russian culture. His life has been the subject of many films and books.
Known For
The End of a Beautiful Epoch
Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
2015
Too Young to Die
Self (archive footage) · (1 episode)
2012
The Living Vysotsky
2011
Vladimir Vysotsky and Marina Vlady. Last Kiss
2008
Příběhy slavných
Self (archive footage) · (1 episode)
2000
Whose Are You, Old People?
1988
Владимир Высоцкий. Монолог
1987
Dear, Dearest, Beloved, Unique...
(singing voice)
1985
I Am Returning Your Portrait
himself
1983
Little Tragedies
Дон Гуан (последняя работа в кино)
1980
The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed
Gleb Zheglov
1979
The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed
Глеб Жеглов · (5 episodes)
1979
The Two of Them
1978
Tale About Czar Pyotr Arranging Arap's Wedding
Ibrahim
1976
The Only One
Boris Ilyich
1976
Escape of Mr. McKinley
уличный певец Билл Сиггер
1975
The Only Road
Šofer Šolodov
1975
The Wizard of Oz
(voice)
1974
Stop Potapov!
1974
The Duel
Фон Корен
1973
The Fourth
1972
Sons Go Into Battle
1971
White Explosion
Kapitan
1969
Dangerous Tour
Bengalsky / Nikolai Kovalenko
1969
The Master of Taiga
Ryaboi
1969
Ilf and Petrov
Narrator
1969
Two Comrades Were Serving
Поручик Брусенцов
1968
Intervention
Michel Voronov / Brodsky
1968
Brief Encounters
Maxim
1967
Sasha-Sashenka
певец с гитарой
1967
A Song is Urgently Needed
1967
War Under the Roofs
полицай / вокал, в титрах не указан
1967
I Come From My Childhood
танкист Володя
1966
Vertical
Volodya, the radio operator
1966
The Cook
Andrei Pchyolka
1966
Our House
1965
On Tomorrow's Street
1965
Penalty Kick
Юрий Никулин
1963
Shore Leave
1962
713th Asks for Landing
американский морской пехотинец
1961
Dima Gorin's Career
Sofron
1961