Roman Kazakov (stage name [1] of Ruvim Volfovich Bronstein ; 1948 - 1986 ) is a Soviet pop actor of the comic genre.
| Roman Kazakov | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Reuben Wolfovich Bronstein |
| Date of Birth | 1948 |
| Place of Birth | Kishinev |
| Date of death | 1986 |
| A place of death | Leningrad |
| Citizenship | |
| Profession | actor , comedian , entertainer |
| Career | 1970 - 1986 |
| Direction | colloquial humor |
| Awards | Laureate of the All-Union Pop Art Competition |
Biography
Born in Chisinau. The maiden name of the artist’s mother is Kaplan [1] .
In 1970, Reuben (Ruva) Bronstein graduated from the Moscow State School of Circus and Variety Arts (variety department) [2] .
In the 1970s and 1980s, he worked at the Leningrad State Concert Association " Lenkontsert " as an artist of the colloquial genre.
The artist was the first stage partner of Ilya Klyaver , who later took the pseudonym Oleinikov , the duo often staged pop numbers together with Vladimir Vinokur . After the performance of the Klyaver-Bronstein duo was cut out from the television version of the All-Union Pop Art Competition, on the advice of Vladimir Vinokur, Reuben Bronstein took the stage name Roman Kazakov , and Ilya Klyaver took the pseudonym Oleinikov [1] .
In 1977, Roman Kazakov , together with his stage partner Ilya Oleinikov, became the laureate of the All-Union Pop Art Competition. Roman Kazakov has repeatedly participated in the broadcast of the Central Television Around the Laughter . The most famous pop act of the duet “Cossacks and Oleinikov”, remembered by Soviet television viewers with the phrase “Well, the question is, of course, interesting,” brought the artists all-Union fame.
The collaboration of the Kazakov-Oleinikov duet with Vladimir Vinokur continued in the pop-parody program “Is there an extra ticket?” In which, for example, Vinokur, Oleinikov and Kazakov made the program “Smoke Screen”, in which stage smoke spread out ; songs of VIA “ Earthlings ” (“ Grass at Home ”), “ Stas Namin Group ” (“ We wish you happiness ”), Alla Pugacheva (“ Iceberg ”) and Valery Leontyev (“Eclipse of the Heart”) were used.
The artist died in 1986 (in Leningrad ) from lung cancer in the prime of his creative life. Alexander Rosenbaum , a former close friend of the artist, wrote a song “Dedication to Roman Kazakov” in his memory (included in the disc “ Dark Concert ”, 1988 and the record “ My Yards ”, 1987 ) [3] .
He was buried in Leningrad.
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 Interview with Ilya Oleinikov // PRESS Review, 01/21/2004
- ↑ State College of Circus and Pop Art. Lists of students of the 3rd day and 4th evening courses of the pop department // Circus Forum of the official website of the Russian State Circus Company RusCircus.ru
- ↑ My yards
Links
- Roman Kazakov and Vladimir Vinokur. Sclerosis for two. - Central Television, 1984 (video)
- R. Kazakov and I. Oleinikov - “Well, the question is, of course, interesting,” on YouTube
- Vladimir Vinokur and Roman Kazakov “Sclerosis for Two,” “Saturday Night,” 1986 on YouTube
- R. Kazakov and I. Oleinikov. The morning mail before the 1986 World Cup on YouTube
- Smoke Screen Vinokur - Oleynikov - Kozakov on YouTube
- Alexander Rosenbaum “Dedication to Roman Kazakov” on YouTube