Strzhelchik, Vladislav Ignatievich

Vladislav Strzhelchik was born in Petrograd (now St. Petersburg ). His father Ignatius Petrovich ( Polish. Ignacy Strzelczyk ) - a native of Poland , settled in St. Petersburg at the beginning of the XX century.

In 1929-1938 he studied at a ten-year school in Leningrad.

In 1938 he was admitted to the studio at the Bolshoi Drama Theater. Gorky (BDT) and in the same year became an actor in BDT (since 1992 - named after G. Tovstonogov ), in which he worked all his life. They managed to finish the studio only in 1947 . When the war began , he was drafted into the army, served in the infantry , was at the forefront, participated in various army ensembles ^[2] .

Among the best roles played on the stage of the theater are the Gypsies in M. Gorky 's Barbarians, A. Kulygin in Three Sisters , A. Chekhov , Gregory Solomon in A. Miller 's Price, Adrian Fomich in the play Three Sacks of Weed Wheat. according to the novel by V. F. Tendryakov , the comic role of Prince Vano Pantiashvili in “ Hanum ” by A. A. Tsagareli , Barney Cashman in the play “The Last Ardent Lover” based on the play by N. Simon ^[3] .

He made his film debut in 1942 in a cameo role in the movie " Mashenka ".

He was engaged in pedagogical activity: in 1959-1968 he taught acting at the Leningrad Institute of Theater, Music and Cinema (now the Russian State Institute of Performing Arts ), in 1966-1975 - at the Leningrad Institute of Culture (since 1970 - at the Department of Music Directing).

In 1986-1991 - member of the board, from October 1991 - secretary of the board of the Union of Theater Workers of the RSFSR ^[4] .

With the death of G. A. Tovstonogov in 1989, he began to play less in the theater. Later, during rehearsals and performances, he began to forget the text, so he decided to leave the stage ^[5] .

He died on September 11, 1995 after a long struggle with a brain tumor. He was buried in St. Petersburg on the Literary bridges of the Volkovsky cemetery . Tombstone (sculptor M.T. Litovchenko, architect T.P. Sadovsky) was created in 1996.

Family

• Father - Ignatius Petrovich Strzhelchik, engineer
• Mother - worked in the Hermitage
• Brother - Peter Ignatievich Strzhelchik, officer
• First wife - Olga Mikhailovna (died), operetta artist
• Daughter - Marina Vladislavovna Strzhelchik-Smirnova
• Second wife - Lyudmila Pavlovna Shuvalova (born 1926), actress and director of the Bolshoi Drama Theater
• Son - Evgeny Vladislavovich Volkov, Associate Professor, St. Petersburg University
• Son - Dmitry Alekseevich Isaev (born 1973), theater and film actor ^{[6] [7]}
• Son - Ilya Vladislavovich Kovrizhnykh (born 1981), theater and film actor.

Addresses in Leningrad

• 1921-1950s - Gogol street, 8
• 1950s — 1971 - 59 Basseynaya Street
• 1971-1990 - Basseynaya street, 47
• 1990-1995 - Petrovskaya Embankment , 4

Theater Roles

TV Shows

Filmography

Scoring

• 1970 - Franz Liszt. Daydreaming of Love - Emperor Nicholas I (role of S. I. Ivanov)

Filmmaking

• 1972 - First of all - the theater (documentary)
• 1988 - Live, think, feel, love ... (documentary)

• In 1997, in St. Petersburg, on the house where the actor lived (47 Basseinaya Street), a memorial plaque was installed (architect T. P. Sadovsky) with the text: “Outstanding artist Vladislav Ignatievich Strzhelchik lived in this house from 1971 to 1990 " ^[11] .
• In memory of the actor, in 1998 in St. Petersburg the St. Petersburg Independent Acting Award named after Vladislav Strzhelchik was established, the awarding ceremony of which is held every year on January 31 ^[3] .

• Ryzhova V. Vladislav Strzhelchik // Actors of Soviet cinema. Vol. 9. / Ed. A.M. Sandler . - M.: Art , 1973 . - S. 268-283.
• Zabozlaeva T. B. Vladislav Strzhelchik / Leningrad State Institute of Theater, Music and Cinematography .. - L .: Art, Leningrad. Otdel, 1979. - 192, [42] p. - ( Masters of Soviet theater and cinema ). - 25,000 copies. (in per.)
• Tolubeev A. In search of Strezhelchik. Novel interview about the life and death of the artist . - SPb .: Publishing house "Nestor-History", publishing house STD RF "Artist. Producer. Theater". - 2008 .-- 440 s. ISBN 978-5-940472-22-3

• Strzhelchik, Vladislav Ignatievich (Russian) . Site " Heroes of the country ".
• Unofficial site of the actor
• About Vladislav Strzhelchik on rusactors website
• Vladislav Strzhelchik on the pages of Vladimir Receptor’s book “This life is incorrigible ...”: Notes of a theater renegade ”
• Vladislav Strzhelchik on the pages of Vladimir Receptor ’s book “Nostalgia for Japan: A Touring Novel” 1 2 3 4