Vovsi, Arkady Grigorievich

Arkady Vovsi
Arkady Vovsi
Birth name	Arkady G. Vovsi
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Profession	actor , theater director , theater teacher
Theater	Moscow Art Theater 2nd ;; ISPSA Theater ;; Moscow Youth Theater ;; Lenkom;
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Arkady Grigorievich Vovsi (1900-1971) - Soviet film and theater actor. People's Artist of the RSFSR (1962) ^[1] .

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Biography

Arkady Vovsi was born in Riga on May 1, 1900 ^[1] (according to other sources, in 1899 ) in the family of wood sorter Gershon Leibovich Vovsi, a native of Dvinsk , and Mushka Rosenfeld, who married in 1898 in Riga.

He studied at the studio of M. A. Chekhov . Upon completion in 1926, GITIS ^[2] played on the stage of the theater in Zamoskvorechye. In 1930 he moved to the Moscow Art Theater 2nd . In 1936-1938 and in 1954-1955 he worked in the theater. Moscow City Council . Since 1938, he was a member of the troupe of the Lenin Komsomol Theater , and played many roles on the stage of this theater ^[2] .

The work of Arkady Vovsi combined the exact character of the image, soft lyricism and subtle humor with a touch of sadness. He skillfully revealed the inner world of man ^[1] .

Arkady Grigoryevich also worked as a director and director, he staged performances on the stage of the Lenin Komsomol Theater and in the Moscow Youth Theater ^[1] . Since 1937 he taught at GITIS , since 1959 - associate professor .

A.G. Vovsi died on June 29, 1971 . He was buried in Moscow at the Vagankovsky cemetery .

Recognition and Rewards

Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1947) ^[2]
People's Artist of the RSFSR (07.27.1962)
Order of the Badge of Honor (02.15.1948)
medals

Creativity

Theater Roles

Moscow Art Theater 2

"The Spanish Priest " by J. Fletcher - Diego ^[1]
“Watchmaker and Chicken” by I. A. Kochergi - Diego

Mossovet Theater

" Who laughs last " K. Nettle - Gorlovatsky

Lenin Komsomol Theater

1939 - “My son” by A. Gergel and Lithuania - Kovacs
1944 - “So It Will Be” by K. M. Simonov - Fedor Alekseevich Vorontsov
"The Ershov Brothers" by V. A. Kochetov - Krutilich
"The Story of One Love" by K. M. Simonov - Dove
“Under the Chestnuts of Prague” by K. M. Simonov - Bohuslav Tikhiy
The First Symphony by A. K. Gladkov - Tugarinov
“Bread and Roses” by A. D. Salynsky - Okhapkin
"Flowers of Life" N.F. Pogodin - Maxim
" 104 pages about love " by E. S. Radzinsky - Stepfather of Evdokimov
“Filming a Movie ...” by E. S. Radzinsky - Fekin
"The End of the Hitrov Market" by A. A. Bezuglov and Yu. M. Klarov - Baron
“ Restless old age ” by L. N. Rakhmanov - Polezhaev

Theater Performances

1945 - “School Comrades” by B. S. Laskin (Lenin Komsomol Theater) ^[1]
1946 - “The Heirs” by A. Ya. Brushtein and A. V. Uspensky ( MTYUZ )

Movie Roles

1956 - Immortal Garrison
1959 - Gold Train
1959 - First Day of Peace
1963 - Meet Baluev! - funny truck
1967 - Chronicle of a dive bomber - grandfather Gurevich
1970 - Experiment
1970 - Reckoning - surgeon

Scoring

1960 - Ghosts at Spessart Castle - Uncle Ernst August
1961 - Two gentlemen N - Kazimierz Dzevanovich
1966 - Naked Cowgirl - Professor

Notes

↑ ¹ ² ³ ⁴ ⁵ ⁶ Russian Drama Theater: Encyclopedia / Ed. ed. M.I. Andreeva, N.E. Zvenigorodskaya, A.V. Martynova, etc. - M .: Big Russian Encyclopedia, 2001. - 568 p.: Ill. ISBN 5-85270-167-X
↑ ¹ ² ³ Theatrical Encyclopedia. Ch. ed. S. S. Mokulsky. T. 1 - M .: Soviet Encyclopedia, A - “Globus”, 1961, 1214 stb. with ill., 12 l. ill.

Links

Arkady Vovsi in the Author's project by Alexey Tremasov

[rdt-1] ¹ ² ³ ⁴ ⁵ ⁶ Russian Drama Theater: Encyclopedia / Ed. ed. M.I. Andreeva, N.E. Zvenigorodskaya, A.V. Martynova, etc. - M .: Big Russian Encyclopedia, 2001. - 568 p.: Ill. ISBN 5-85270-167-X

[te1-2] ¹ ² ³ Theatrical Encyclopedia. Ch. ed. S. S. Mokulsky. T. 1 - M .: Soviet Encyclopedia, A - “Globus”, 1961, 1214 stb. with ill., 12 l. ill.