Boris Nikolayevich Chunaev (born April 22, 1937 , Moscow ) is a Soviet and Russian film and theater actor, Honored Artist of the RSFSR [1] [2] [3] [4] .
| Boris Chunaev | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Chunaev Boris Nikolaevich |
| Date of Birth | April 22, 1937 (82 years old) |
| Place of Birth | Moscow , RSFSR , USSR |
| Citizenship |  USSR →  Russia |
| Profession | actor |
| Career | 1967 - n. at. |
| Awards |  |
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Biography
In 1963, Boris Chunayev made his debut on the professional stage - at the Youth Theater of the Central House of Artists. Boris, being a student at the Moscow Art Theater School at that time, played the role of Victor Pronkin in the play "Big Ore" [1] . At the end of the Moscow Art Theater School (course of V. K. Moniukov ) in 1967, Chunayev was accepted into the troupe of the Moscow Theater of the Lenin Komsomol (since 1991 - Lenkom ), where he still plays [5] . Over the years of work in the theater, the actor embodied many diverse images, the most popular of which were the roles of Rybnik Jost in the musical play “Til” (based on the novel by Charles de Coster ), Valery in the play “Three Girls in Blue,” Stepan in “ Memorial Prayer ”, Uncle Lyosha in “The Dictatorship of Conscience” [5] .
In 1967 he made his film debut, played the role of Semkin in the historical and biographical film "General Rakhimov."
Rewards
- Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1986).
Theater Work
- “Til” (author of the play G. Gorin , based on the novel by Charles de Coster ) - two roles: Rybnik Jost and the Executioner
- “Three girls in blue” - Valery
- “ Memorial Prayer ” (author of the play G. Gorin , based on the works of Sholom-Aleichem ) - Stepan
- "Dictatorship of conscience" - Uncle Lyosha
- Juno and Avos - naval officer
- "Mystification" - Firov
Filmography
- 1967 - "General Rakhimov" - Syomkin
- 1967 - “ Strokes to the portrait of V. I. Lenin ” - futurist artist
- 1968 - "... And May Again!" - episode
- 1972 - “ The Last Day ” - Mironov, a policeman
- 1974 - "At eighteen boyhood" - Adjutant General
- 1975 - “Trouble from a Tender Heart” - Vasily Ivanovich
- 1976 - The Ensemble of Losers (short) - metro worker
- 1977 - “The root of life” - collective farm chairman
- 1980 - “Lantern Festival” - tanker
- 1986 - The Ballad of Old Weapons - Major
- 1987 - “ Parish of the Moon ” - Egor Yegorovich
- 1988 - “Dictatorship of conscience” (television version of the play) - Uncle Lyosha
- 1988 - “Three Girls in Blue” (television version of the play) - Valery
- 1988 - Kill the Dragon - Fisherman
- 1990 - “Where We Have Been” (television play) - soldier
- 1991 - "And the wind returns ..." - prisoner
- 1993 - “ Memorial Prayer ” (television version of the play) - Stepan
- 1999 - “ D. D. D. Detective Dubrovsky's dossier ” - waiter of the Bukinist cafe
- 2001 - “ On the corner, at the Patriarchs-2 ” - Petrakov
- 2001 - Juno and Avos (television version of the play) - naval officer
- 2002 - Oligarch - Member of the Security Council
- 2005 - “The Full Moon” - Nikolai Sergeevich Buturlin
- 2008 - “ Stone Head ” - coach Dad