Petrenko, Alexey Vasilyevich

Born on March 26, 1938 in the village of Chemer, Chernihiv region . In 1961 he graduated from the Kharkov Theater Institute (course of the People’s Artist of the USSR Ivan Maryanenko ) ^[3] .

From 1961 , by distribution, - actor of the Zaporizhia Music and Drama Theater named after Shchors , in 1963 - 1964 - Donetsk Regional Russian Drama Theater ( Mariupol city).

C 1964 - at the Leningrad Lensovet Theater , where he was invited by Igor Vladimirov ^[4] .

From 1977 - actor of the Moscow Drama Theater on Malaya Bronnaya , from 1978 - Moscow Art Theater , in 1982 - 1986 he worked with Anatoly Vasilyev (performance "Serso"), in 1991 - 1992 - in the " School of modern plays ".

Since 1991 - actor of the Gorky Film Studio .

Since July 26, 2010 - Member of the Patriarchal Council for Culture ( Russian Orthodox Church ) ^[5] . He was a member of the board of the “Slavic Creative Union" Golden Knight "" ^[6] .

He died on February 22, 2017, at the age of 79, in Moscow ^{[7] [8]} .

The farewell took place at the Central House of Cinema on February 27, 2017 . On the same day, A. Petrenko was buried at Nikolsky cemetery in Balashikha ^{[9] [10]} .

Family

He was married three times.

The first wife (1960-1979) - Alla Petrenko, singer ^[11] . Daughter Pauline (b. 1962 , widow of actor Alexei Poluyan ). Granddaughter Anastasia (b. 1992) ^[12] - live in Germany .

The second wife is Galina Petrovna Kozhukhova-Petrenko (1933–2009), a journalist, and in the past the Pravda theater commentator, ^[13] . Pasynok - journalist and TV host Mikhail Kozhukhov .

Third wife (since 2010) - Azima Rasulovna Abduminova, a journalist, director of documentary films. Daughter Melania. Stepdaughter Zarifa. Pasynok Yusupdzhan, now a taekwondo coach ^[14] .

• 1977 - Winner of the Award of the All-Union Film Festival for the best performance of a male role (“ Key without the right of transfer ”, dir. D. Asanova )
• 1984 - Honored Artist of the RSFSR ( November 21, 1984 ) - for merits in the field of Soviet cinema ^[15]
• 1988 - People's Artist of the RSFSR ( June 16, 1988 ) - for merits in the development of Soviet cinematography ^[16]
• 1994 - Prize for the best male role (“ Cooperative“ Politburo ”, or There Will Be a Long Farewell, ” dir. M. Ptashuk ) at the International Festival of Slavic and Orthodox Peoples “ Golden Knight ”
• 1998 - Order of Merit for the Fatherland, IV degree ( March 28, 1998 ) - for his great personal contribution to the development of national art ^[17]
• 1999 - People's Artist of Ukraine ( September 8, 1999 ) - for significant personal contribution to the development of theatrical and cinema art, high performing skills ^[18]
• 1999 - Prize for the best male role (“The Siberian Barber ”) at the “Vivat, the Cinema of Russia!” Film festival in St. Petersburg
• 2000 - 1999 State Prize of the Russian Federation in the field of cinema ( June 9, 2000 ) - for the feature film “The Barber of Siberia” ^[19]
• 2000 - Prize for the best male role (“Listen, is it not raining ...”, dir. A. Cordon ) at the film festival “Window to Europe” in Vyborg
• 2001 - Winner of the prize "Recognition" at the film festival "Vivat, the cinema of Russia!" ^[20]
• 2002 - Union State Prize - for works of literature and art, which make a great contribution to the strengthening of brotherhood, friendship and all-round cooperation between the States members of the Union State ^[21]
• 2003 - Winner of the prize "Unfading viewer love" at the film festival "Vivat, the cinema of Russia!" ^{[20] [22] [23]}
• 2007 - Golden Eagle Award for Best Male Actor in Cinema (with N. Mikhalkov , S. Makovetsky , S. Garmash , V. Gaft , Y. Stoyanov , S. Gazarov , M. Efremov , A. Gorbunov , S. Artsibashev , V. Verzhbitsky , R. Madyanov - film “ 12 ”)
• 2008 - Special Prize of the Organizing Committee of the International Film Festival. Andrei Tarkovsky "The Mirror" - "For outstanding contributions to world cinema"
• 2008 - Honorary prize "For contribution to cinema" of the national film award " Golden Eagle "
• 2009 - Prize "For the creative contribution to the Russian cinema" at the CF "Vivat, the cinema of Russia!" ^[24]
• 2013 - Stanislavsky International Prize in the nomination "For the contribution to the development of Russian theatrical art" ^[25]
• 2014 - Order of Honor ( October 25, 2014 ) - for merits in the development of national culture and art, broadcasting and many years of fruitful activities ^[26]
• 2017 - Russian National Actor Award named after Andrei Mironov "Figaro" , nomination "Artist by the grace of God." The award was awarded posthumously on March 8, 2017, handed over to wife Azime Abdumininova and daughter Melania Alekseyevna Petrenko.

Theater Roles

• 1961 - Gaidai - “The Death of a Squadron”, based on a play by A. Korneychuk - Kharkov Theater Institute , graduate performance

Lensovet Theater

• 1964 - The Servant - Romeo and Juliet, based on the play by William Shakespeare , dir. Igor Vladimirov
• 1964 - Soldier Jean - “The Soldier and the Serpent”, after the tale by T. Gabbe
• 1966 - Matias-Moneta - “Threepenny Opera”, based on the play by B. Brecht
• 1970 - Biondello - “The Taming of the Shrew”, based on the play of William Shakespeare
• 1970 - Going Through the Pangs, based on the novel by A. N. Tolstoy
• 1971 - Svidrigailov - “Crime and Punishment”, based on the novel of F. M. Dostoevsky
• 1971 - Count Vorontsov - “Pushkin in Odessa”, based on the play by Yury Dynov , dir. I. Kheyfets
• 1971 - “A Man from the Outside”, based on a play by I. Dvoretsky
• 1973 - Nikulin - “Kovalev from the province”, based on the play by I. Dvoretsky
• 1974 - Ataman Platov - “Lefty,” a play by B. Racer and V. Konstantinov after a tale by N. Leskov
• 1975 - Fayunin - “Invasion”, based on the play by L. Leonov

Theater on Malaya Bronnaya

• 1977 - Bolsintsov - A Month in the Country, based on a play by I. S. Turgenev , dir. A. Efros
• 1978 - Podkolesin (input) - “Marriage”, based on the play by N. V. Gogol , dir. A. Efros
• 1978 - “Veranda in the Forest”, based on a play by I. Dvoretsky , dir. A. Efros
• 1978 - The Retired Horse Soldier - “Enemies”, based on the play by M. Gorky , dir. A. Dunaev

Moscow Art Theater

• 1979 - The Waiter - “Duck Hunt”, based on the play by A. Vampilov , dir. O. Efremov
• 1981 - Carter Genshel - “Carter Genshel”, based on the play by G. Hauptmann , dir. Vladimir Salyuk
• 1982 - Jaco - The Collapse, based on the novel by M. Javakhishvili , dir. Temur Chkheidze

Other theaters

• 1985 - Coca, Nikolay Krekshin - “Serso”, based on the play by V. Slavkin , dir. A. Vasiliev / Taganka Theater , Small Stage
• 1988 - Satin - "At the Bottom", based on the play by M. Gorky / Russian Drama Theater , Nalchik ^[27]
• 1990 - Satin - “At the Bottom”, based on the play by M. Gorky / Moscow “Theater-21” ^[27]
• 1992 - Stepan Stepanovich Chubukov - “But why are you in a tailcoat?”, A musical by D. Sukharev and S. Nikitin on the “Proposal” by A. P. Chekhov , dir. I. Raikhelgauz / Theater “School of the modern play”
• 1997 - Grigory Vasilievich - “Don Pedro”, based on the play of S. Nosov
• 2003 - Firs - “The Cherry Orchard”, based on the play by A.P. Chekhov, dir. E. Nykrosius / Stanislavsky Foundation ( Moscow ) & Meno Fortas ( Vilnius ) ^{[28] [29]}

Concert programs

• 1994 ^[27] - Vocals - “I bow to you, rapids ...”: arias from operas, romances, Russian and Ukrainian folk songs, musical parodies ...
• 1995 - “Military Letters”, vocal-symphonic poem for soloists, children's and mixed choirs, and V. Gavrilin symphony orchestra. Words by A. Shulgina . Conductor V. Fedoseev ^[30] .
• 1995 ^[27] - Vocals - “I only dreamed about sounds”: old Russian romances and songs.
• 1997 - Reader, parts of two vocalists - “Ivan the Terrible”, an oratorio to the music of S. Prokofiev ^[31] .

Filmography

Documentary Film

• 2004 - Earthly and Heavenly - leading the 1st series (Baptism of Russia), 4th series (Brotherhood)
• 2016 - Teachers in Love - Presenter (director Azim Raulova, the film premiered at the Cinema House on February 2, 2017)

TV shows

Voiceover

• Zhakovskaya T. Alexey Peterenko // Actors of Soviet Cinema. L .: Art , 1979. Vol. 15 / Comp. M.A. Ilyin . P.208-227.
• Stepman I. Alexey Petrenko [: booklet]. Moscow: Propaganda Bureau of Soviet cinema , 1981. - 24 p.: Ill. ("Actors of Soviet Cinema")
• [ Gorodetsky A. ] Alexey Petrenko: [: conversation with the actor] // Sputnik of the moviegoer . 1985. № 1, January. C.9-10.
• [ Petrenko A. ] To be who was born [: conversation with the actor] // Ogonyok . 1986. No. 32, August 9 - 16. C.17.
• Makarov A. Passion for Petrenko // Culture and Life . 1987. Number 7. P.23-25.
• L. Anninsky. A Silent Volcano [: Alexey Petrenko] // My favorite actor: Writers, directors, publicists about film actors [: Sat.] / Comp. L.I. Kasyanov . M .: Art , 1988. pp.63-74.
• Chernyaev, Peter . Alexey Petrenko: Neither God, nor the Devil // Stars of our cinema [: Anthology]. M .: AST , 2002. pp. 123-1141. - ISBN 5-7805-0991-3
• Khokhryakova S. Premonition of loneliness: About Aleksey Petrenko // Culture : Weekly newspaper of intelligentsia. 2001. February 15-21. No. 6 (7263).
• Saveliev D. Honorary Refusal of Soviet Cinema: Alexey Petrenko // Chaika . 2007. № 21 (104), 1 November.
• Karas A. Persona Petrenko // Russian newspaper . 2008 March 26th No. 4621.
• Moskvina T. The Russian Monster Miracle // Arguments of the Week . 2008. March 27. Number 13 (99).

• Condolences of the President of the Russian Federation in connection with the death of Alexei Petrenko / Website of the President of the Russian Federation /
• The Minister of Culture of the Russian Federation expressed condolences over the death of Alexei Petrenko / Site of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation /
• Rostov, Antonina . Alexey Petrenko: “I don’t mind learning how to weave baskets” // Evening Petersburg . 2009 January 30th .