Gurgen Dzhanibekovich Dzhanibekyan ( Armenian Գուրգեն Ջանիբեկի Ջանիբեկյան , real surname Ter-Khachatryan , Armenian Տեր-Խաչատրյան ; May 6 [18], 1897 , Yerevan theater and Armenian theater , Yerevan , Moscow ) People's Artist of the USSR (1967). Laureate of the Stalin Prize (1952).
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| Birth name | Gurgen Dzhanibekovich Ter-Khachatryan | ||||||||||
| Date of Birth | May 6 (18), 1897 | ||||||||||
| Place of Birth | Erivan Russian empire | ||||||||||
| Date of death | September 27, 1978 ( 81) | ||||||||||
| Place of death | Yerevan Armenian SSR , USSR | ||||||||||
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| Profession | actor theater director theater teacher | ||||||||||
| Years of activity | 1918-1978 | ||||||||||
| Theater | Armenian Theater after Sundukyan | ||||||||||
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| IMDb | ID 1135964 | ||||||||||
Biography
Born on May 6 (18), 1897 (according to other sources - May 30 [1] ) in Erivan (now Yerevan ), in the family of a civil servant.
He received his elementary education in Agulis , where his father transferred to the post of employee of the government of the province. In 1908 he graduated from high school and entered the Russian school of Yerevan , but from the fourth grade he transferred to the Russian teacher’s seminary, which he graduated in 1917.
In 1916, on the recommendation of a classmate, Janibekyan was in the group that was engaged in amateur performances. At that time he was indifferent to the theater, and dreamed of becoming a mining engineer. His first serious role was the role of Grigor Aga in the play “The Cliff” by Vrtanes Papazyan , which was staged in a teacher's theater group in one of the Yerevan schools.
In 1920 he participated in the performances of the troupe Zarifyan - Abelyan .
From 1921 to March 1922 he worked in Persia . Returning to Soviet Armenia , he enters the theatrical troupe of Armen Armenian in Alexandrapol (now Gyumri ).
In 1923-1924 he worked in the Tiflis Armenian Theater .
The life of Janibekyan is continuously connected with the First State Theater of Armenia (now the Armenian Theater named after Sundukyan ), which he entered in 1924 and worked until his death. In the theater, Janibekyan played a hundred roles, also staged performances. He directed the theater in 1965-1967.
In 1947-1949 he taught acting at the Yerevan Theater Institute .
Member of the CPSU (b) since 1944. In 1940-1949 he was the first chairman of the Armenian Theater Society.
He died on September 27, 1978 . He was buried in Yerevan at the Tokhmakh cemetery.
Family
- father - Janibek Ter-Khachatryan (died in 1918).
- son - Karen Janibekyan (July 1, 1938 - March 22, 2015) - theater and film actor, People's Artist of the Republic of Armenia .
- grandson - Michael Janibekyan (born in 1973) - theater and film actor.
Awards and titles
- People's Artist of the Armenian SSR (1938)
- People's Artist of the USSR (1967)
- Stalin Prize of the third degree (1952) - for the play “Daring” by M. F. Ovchinnikov staged on the stage of the ArmADT named after Sundukyan (together with Vagarsh Vagharshyan , Olga Gulazyan , David Malyan , Anatoly Yeghyan)
- State Prize of the Armenian SSR (1973) - for performing the roles of Varavin (“Case”), Soghomon (“Price”), Ust Margar (“Yes, the world turned upside down”), Klausen (“Before sunset”) on the stage of the ArmADT named after Sundukyan
- Order of Lenin (06/27/1956)
- Order of the October Revolution (03/23/1976)
- Order of the Red Banner of Labor (11.24.1945)
- Order of the Badge of Honor
- medals
- Certificate of Honor of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the Armenian SSR (1943)
Creativity
Roles in Performances
Armenian Theater named after Sundukyan
- 1927 - “Khatabala” by G. M. Sundukyan - Masisyants
- 1930 - “Fury” by E. G. Yankovsky - Sotlikyan
- 1932 - “ At the bottom ” by M. Gorky - Ashes
- 1933 - The Barber of Seville Beaumarchais - Figaro
- 1934 - “Napoleon Korkotyan” by D. K. Demirchyan - Baregam Paglavuni
- 1936 - "Namus" A.M. Shirvanzade - Seyran
- 1938 - “For Honor" by A.M. Shirvanzade - Bagrat
- 1940 - Shakespeare's Othello - Othello
- 1942 - Shakespeare's Hamlet - Hamlet
- 1942 - “ Front ” by A. E. Korneychuk - Ivan Gorlov
- 1944 - “The Cliff” by V. Papazyan - Grigor-aga
- 1945 - “Vankadzor” (“Monastery Gorge”) by V. Vagarshyan - Seto
- 1950 - “Daring” by M.F. Ovchinnikov - Galumyan
- 1951 - The Living Corpse by L. N. Tolstoy - Fedor Vasilievich Protasov
- 1953 - “Experimental Field” by N. Zaryan - Garnakerian
- 1953 - King Lear by Shakespeare - Kent
Stage
- 1945 - “ Country Native ” by D. Demirchyan (together with V. Adzhemyan )
- 1946 - “ Dowager ” by A. Ostrovsky
- 1947 - “Native People” - M. Kocharyan (together with A. Gulakyan )
- 1957 - “Doctor of Philosophy” B. Nusic
- "Vardanank" D. Demirchyan and others
Filmography
| Year | Title | Role | |
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| 1937 | f | Karo | Amiryan |
| 1938 | f | Zangezur | Saco |
| 1939 | f | Sevan fishermen | Moss |
| 1941 | f | Soviet language lesson (short) | shepherd |
| 1956 | f | Trail of thunder | Gerd Wilner |
| 1956 | f | Heart sings | plantation director |
| 1957 | f | To whom life smiles | Mirzoyan |
| 1959 | f | Jump over the abyss | Markar |
| 1960 | f | North rainbow | Allaiar Khan |
| 1961 | f | Twelve satellites | Khachatur |
| 1961 | f | Before sunrise | Arakel-aga |
| 1966 | f | Aibolit-66 | - |
| 1968 | f | Saroyan brothers | grandfather Artin |
| 1969 | f | King Chah-Chah (movie almanac) (Honor of the poor) | Petros yeah |
| 1972 | f | Chronicle of Yerevan Days | Sumbatyan |
| 1973 | f | Tart grapes | Hovhannes |
| 1973 | f | Cliff | Grigor-aga |
| 1974 | f | Scythe | Hovhannes |
Literary activity
He translated many plays from Russian into Armenian (The Last ones by M. Gorky and others). He wrote the comedy “Tajat Amazaspovich is angry” together with A. Barseghyan [2] .
Memory
- Gurgen Janibekyan named the street in the capital of the Republic of Armenia Yerevan [3] .
Notes
- ↑ Article Dzhanibekyan Gurgen Dzhanibekovich on the site ru.hayazg.info
- ↑ Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia . - T. 9. - S. 476.
- ↑ Big school encyclopedia . - Er. : Armenian Encyclopedia Publishing House, 2008. - T. 2.
Literature
- Samvelian L. Gurgen Janibekyan. The album is a compilation. - Er. , 1970.
- Sarukhanyan S. Gurgen Janibekyan. - Er. , 1972.
- Janibekyan G. D. About my friends. - Er. : “Hayastan”, 1965. - 276 p.
Links
- Dzhanibekyan Gurgen Dzhanibekovich - article from the Great Soviet Encyclopedia .
- Gurgen Janibekyan on the site of the Armenian Theater Sundukyan
- Article by Gurgen Dzhanibekovich Dzhanibekyan on the website www.persons.am