Nikolai Lavrov - biography and films

Today we will tell you about who Nikolay Lavrov is. Biography and his creative path will be examined below. It's about the Russian actor. He was born on April 8, 1944 in St. Petersburg.

Biography

Nikolai Lavrov studied at the Leningrad State Institute of Theater, Music and Cinematography. He graduated from the Zinoviy course of the Korogodsky Directing Department. Served in the ranks of the army. It was during the period from 1963 to 1966. Nikolai Lavrov is an actor who served in the Small and Great Dramatic Theaters. In the movie, he made his debut in the film "The Cause of the Past Days." It happened in 1972. The actor died because of a massive heart attack in 2000, on August 12. He was buried in St. Petersburg on the Literatorski Mostki.

Nikolai Lavrov: Family and Recognition

The actor has a son, whose name is Fedor Lavrov. He is an actor. The second son is Grigory Lavrov. He is the director of Discovery Networks in North-Eastern Europe and Russia. Nikolai Lavrov in 1984 received the title of Honored Artist of the RSFSR. He is a laureate of the State Prize of the Soviet Union in 1986.

Creation

The actor played his best roles on stage in Lev Dodin's productions . In 1974, in the first performance of Czapek, he embodied the image of a professor. Later, there were staging "Appointment", "Live and Remember", "Tattooed Rose". In 1980, he played in the play "House." In 1985 - in the "Brothers and Sisters" dialog. In it, the actor received the role of Lukashin, the chairman of the kolkhoz. Further, he worked on the performances "Broken pitcher", "Demons". He embodied the image of Simeonov-Pishchik in the production of The Cherry Orchard. Participated in the legendary performance "Marble" on the work of Joseph Brodsky. He played in the production "Love under the Elms". The actor was loved by critics and the public.

Filmography

Nikolai Lavrov starred in the film "The Cause of the Past Days." He worked on the film "The Prince and the Pauper". In 1973 he received the role of Sysoev in the painting "The Salty Dog". In 1974 he played Nightingale the robber in the tape "Ivan da Marya". In 1975 he starred in the role of Oleg Pavlovich in the film "Diary of the Director of the School." In 1976, embodied the image of the artist in the film "The Princess on the Pea." In 1979 he worked on the film "Sergeant". In 1980, he played an investigator in the film "Cool Turn". He starred in the role of Radov Denis - a local truck driver in the film "On the shore of a big river." He played a village relative Valery Tikhonov in the painting "useless". In 1981, starred in the role of Michael Smith in the film "Girl and Grand." In 1981 he played a precinct in the tape "Three times about love." In 1982 he starred in the role of Kuznetsov in the film "No apparent reason." He played Mikhail Pryaslin in the movie "House".

In 1984, starred in the role of Inspector Baxter in the film "The Will of Professor Dowell." He played Seva in the tape "Darling, dear, beloved, the only one." In 1985 he starred as Sergeant Eddie Griffith in the film "A Single Sail". He played Pyotr Ivanovich - the director in the theater - in the film "Did You Call the Snow Maiden?". He worked on the film "Sofya Kovalevskaya". In 1986 he starred in the role of Marat Pavlovich in the tape "Children's playground." He played a black gentleman in the movie "Lefty". He acted as instructor of the district committee in the film "The First Guy". Gurov played in the film "A Silent Effect". In 1987 he played the sheriff in the film "The Island of the Lost Ships". In 1989 he starred in the role of Matvey Studenkina in the film "Death". Played a burgher in the tape "Rouen Maiden, nicknamed Pyshka." In 1989 he was given the role of Ilona's father in the film "It was by the Sea".

In 1990 he played Oleg Petrovich in the film "Nikolai Vavilov". He worked on the movie "Chocolate Riot". In 1991, he played a doctor in the tape "Young Catherine" produced by the United States, Canada and Britain. Worked on the film "Happy Days". In 1992, he played a pilot, commander Littlejohn in the short film "Bad Sign." Got the role of General Barmin in the film "Racket". He played Senya in the film "Strange Men of Semyonova Catherine". In 1993 he worked on the film "Curse of Durant". In 1994 he played a guardian in the film "Hunting". In 1997 he starred in the role of a vampire fighter in the movie "Ghoul". In 1998 he worked on the painting "Spirit". He played Rusetsky in the film "Calendula Flowers". He starred in the role of producer Armen Karabanov Jr. in the series "Streets of Broken Lights". From 1999 to 2000 he worked on the film "National Security Agent". In it, the actor got the role of Viktor Surkov. In 2000, he played General Minaev in the TV series "Kamenskaya". He took the role of an investigator in the film "March of Turkish". He played Arkady Bogorolepov in the series "Slaughter Force".

Plots

Nikolai Lavrov starred in the film "The Cause of the Past Days." The plot of the picture tells how in 1926 Bogoyavlensky was killed - an antiquarian, after him in the bank of Switzerland remained a significant contribution, intended for the Russian Empire. In the seventies, an investigation is being resumed in this case. 46 years have passed since the crime, but the state security officers find out that Katenka is not only a woman's name, but also the key to this case.

Also, the actor starred in the movie "The Prince and the Pauper." His story tells about the life of Humphrey - the servant of Prince Edward. He rescued from Tom Kenti's grief - a beggar boy. The grateful young man went to the palace to find the savior. Through the chimney penetrated into the rooms of Edward.