Belyavsky, Alexander Borisovich

Alexander Belyavsky was born on May 6, 1932 in Moscow in the family of Boris Moiseevich Belyavsky (1906-1979) and Lyubov Aleksandrovna Belyavskaya (nee Petrova, 1906-1984) ^{[6] [7]} .

He took his first steps in the acting profession in a youthful theater studio, under the guidance of actor Leonid Sergeyevich Weizler.

He graduated from the Geological Prospecting Department of the Moscow Institute of Non-Ferrous Metals and Gold in 1955 . After defending his diploma in 1955, he went to work in the city of Irkutsk , in the East Siberian Geological Administration (Sosnovgeologiya). In Irkutsk, Alexander Belyavsky first appeared on the stage of an amateur theater ^[8] . Then in 1957 he entered the theater school. B. Schukin (course V. A. Etush ) ^[9] and graduated in 1961 .

In 1961 he was brought in as the host of the first KVN games. He was invited to this position by the Director of KVN - Bella Sergeeva.

Actor of the Theater of Satire (1961-1964), the theater. K. S. Stanislavsky (1964-1966), a theater-studio film actor (since 1966). Possessed a winning, courageous texture, high growth, slim figure. By the nature of his artistic talent and texture, he was inclined to embody negative characters.

He was the first presenter in the 1960s and 1970s of the television “ Zucchini 13 Chairs ”. Also often starred in Polish films. Participated in the television program " White Parrot ". He was one of the leading actors in dubbing movies in the 1980s, including becoming the Russian voice of the British comedian Benny Hill .

One of the most striking roles of Alexander Belyavsky was the role of the bandit Fox in the television series " The meeting place cannot be changed ." According to the actor, he himself did not expect such a resounding success of this work ^[10] . Nevertheless, Alexander Belyavsky himself subsequently developed an ambiguous attitude to this role ^[11] .

The directors ceased to perceive me as an artist. And they saw only Fox in me, inviting more and more to the role of negative characters. And it upset me.

- “Komsomolskaya Pravda”

Stroke and its effects

At the end of October 2003, Alexander Belyavsky survived a stroke. After a stroke, he almost lost his speech. After that, Belyavsky, a sought-after actor who had previously starred in several projects in a year, was virtually unemployed. Having lived after a stroke for another ten years, Alexander Belyavsky took part in only three projects, where he got short, episodic roles without words ^{[12] [13] [14]} . Shortly before a stroke, the actor said in an interview: "It’s only sometimes that my health fails. I really worry about my family. She keeps on me. Therefore, I can’t afford to hurt. I work. I can’t work without it. While I’m healthy, everyone needs you." Therefore, Alexander Belyavsky experienced a loss of working capacity acutely and hard ^{[15] [15] [16]} . Vladimir Konkin recalled that after the stroke, Belyavsky’s family was in great need, and the Actors Guild raised money for his family, although the actor himself did not complain and did not want outsiders to help him ^[15] .

Recent years and doom

He died on September 8, 2012 in Moscow at the 81st year of his life. The body of the actor was found near his house ^[17] . According to investigators, Belyavsky committed suicide ^[18] , according to another version, the actor could fall out of the window due to heart problems ^[19] . The actor’s cane was found on the fifth floor, although he himself lived on the third ^[20] .

The ashes of Alexander Belyavsky are buried in a family grave at the Kuzminsky cemetery ^[21] .

He was twice married. The first wife since 1955 is Valentina Viktorovna. In the summer of 1975, their only son Boris drowned in a river at the age of two years, after which the boy Andrey was taken from the orphanage by the Belyavsky. At the age of 15 years ^[22] he learned that he is the step-son of the artist, and began to move away from his family. At the age of 20, he fell out of the window and died. From a second marriage (with Lyudmila Tikhonovna, born 1950) on August 28, 2003, Belyavsky had a second daughter (daughter from his first marriage, Nadezhda in 1976) Alexandra ^[23] , more than three months before the artist’s stroke . ^[24]

• Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1988).
• People's Artist of the Russian Federation ^[4] (2003)
• Honored Worker of Culture of Poland ^[5]

Theater Roles

He served in the theater "Satire" (1961-1964). After leaving the theater he didn’t interrupt his connection with the theater, he became the first presenter of the popular TV show Zucchini 13 Chairs , in which the artists of the Satire Theater were mainly engaged. Belyavsky belonged to the idea of ​​creating such a program; he put on the first issues together with G. Zelinsky .

In the years 1964-1966 in the troupe of the Moscow Drama Theater named after K. S. Stanislavsky .

Since 1966, Belyavsky worked at the Studio Theater of the film actor .

In 1999, he returned to theatrical activities, played in the entreprise: “Empress” (Counselor), “Lion in winter” (Henry) and “A la buffet with holy water” (Anatoly).

Filmography

He began acting in films as a student at a theater institute; in the summer of 1957 he began acting in the film “ Tales of Lenin ” (director S. Yutkevich , the role of the young worker Kolya).

He worked a lot in Polish cinema, starred in six Polish films, including such a popular series as “Four Tankmen and a Dog”. While working in his first Polish film “ Interrupted Flight ” he mastered the Polish language. For this film he was awarded the title of Honored Worker of Culture of Poland .

TV Shows

1. 1963 - Heirs of Rabourdain - Dominic Devigny
2. 1986 - Goldfish - Lead

Cartoon Sounding

1. 1976 - Only tears come from you - storyteller
2. 1977 - Polygon - Colonel, member of the military commission
3. 1979 - A very blue beard - from the author
4. 1981 - Once upon a time there was Saushkin (film 3) - “Bigfoot” - mountaineering instructor
5. 1981 - 80 days around the world - Lord Mays
6. 1982 - Lost and Found (film 2) - Tishka dog / ice cream seller
7. 1982 - Flying mill - horse Alexander (dubbing of the Gorky film studio)
8. 1985 - The Lords of Lightning - offscreen text
9. 1986 - Hercules at Admet - Hermes
10. 1986 - Cat Trap - Fritz Theophilus
11. 1989 - The Birth of Eros - Hermes
12. 1992 - Salmon Nymph - Hermes
13. 1993 - Jester Balakirev - Swedish King Charles XII
14. 1993 - Black Cloak - Derek Blunt (“Walking with the Blunt”) , Taskernini (“The Fraudster”) , mayor (“Fint from the screw”)
15. 1993 - Legends of Treasure Island - Squire Trelawney, Devil
16. 1996 - Jim Worm - voiceover, episodic characters (ORT)
17. 1996 - Woody Woodpecker (1941) - offscreen text
18. 1996 - Andy Panda

Dubbing and dubbing movies

Режиссёр дубляжа

Все нижеперечисленные фильмы были дублированы на студии «СВ-Дубль» по заказу РТР в 1994—1996 годах.

• Три жизни Томазины (1964)
• Гёрби снова на ходу (1974)
• Безжалостные люди (1986)
• Мёртв по прибытии (1988)
• Невиновный (1989)
• Вид на жительство (1990)
• А как же Боб? (1991)
• Детектив Варшавски (1991)

• Александр Белявский . Если Вам грустно… (Анекдоты от А.Белявского) — М., Книга. Просвещение. Милосердие, 1995. ISBN 5-86088-295-5 (миниатюрное издание: 69х98мм)

• Вслух на ощупь. Об озвучивании фильмов
• Кинозвезды говорят голосом бандита Фокса