Naim Frasheri ( Alb. Naim Frashëri ; August 15, 1923 , Leskovik (now Koleni County, Korce region of Albania - February 18, 1975 , Tirana ) - Albanian theater and film actor, People's Artist of Albania (1961), Hero of Socialist Labor of the People's Socialist Republic of Albania .
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| Date of Birth | August 15, 1923 |
| Place of Birth | Leskovik (now Koleni County, Korce region of Albania ) |
| Date of death | February 18, 1975 (51 years old) |
| Place of death | Tirana , NSRA |
| Citizenship |  |
| Profession | actor |
| Years of activity | 1924-1970 |
| Theater | National Theater of Albania in Tirana. |
| Performances | Tartuffe , Hamlet |
| Awards | Hero of Socialist Labor of the People's Socialist Republic of Albania People's Artist of the NSRA |
| IMDb | ID 0292273 |
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Biography
From childhood, he was distinguished by vocal abilities. The outbreak of World War II caught him a student of the Higher School. After leaving school, he joined a partisan detachment in 1942, in which he created theatrical troupes from the youth of Grupi teatral and Rinise . The first production was the play “Partizanët” by Fatmira Gyat , in which he played the main role.
He was a leading actor in the Priskë Theater. Since 1945 he studied dramatic art under the guidance of Socrates Myo . In May 1945 he became one of the first actors of the National Theater of Albania in Tirana.
Frasheri's artistic talent flourished in 1947, when he began to play roles in plays by Russian authors and Moliere's plays. The greatest success was brought by the role of Hamlet in the production of the Soviet director Bratko, who worked in 1960 with the team of the National Theater of Albania.
He began working with Soviet directors in 1953, when the actor played the role of Pali in the first Albanian film “The Great Warrior of Albania Skanderbeg ” (1953, directed by Sergey Yutkevich ), filmed jointly by Albanian and Soviet filmmakers.
Selected Theater Roles
- Tartuffe - “ Tartuffe ” J.-B. Moliere
- Smith - The Russian Question by K. M. Simonov
- Nikolay - “Enemies” of Maxim Gorky
- Sasha Rybakov - “Kremlin Chimes” by N. F. Pogodin
- Ferdinand - “Treachery and Love” by F. Schiller
- Hamlet - Shakespeare's Hamlet .
Filmography
- 1953 - The Great Warrior of Albania Skanderbeg - Pal Muzak
- 1957 - Her children are a teacher
- 1958 - Tana - Stefan
- 1959 - Furtuna - Kemal
- 1967 - Victory over death - Hans von Stolz
- 1969 - Old Wounds - Dr. Pellumb
The latest film work is the film Traces (Gjurmet) (1970).
Links
- Naim Frasheri on the Internet Movie Database