Evgeny Vasilievich Kaluzhsky (real surname is Luzhsky ; January 16 [28], 1896 , Moscow - March 21, 1966 , ibid.) - Soviet film and theater actor, theater figure. Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1948).
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| Date of Birth | January 16 (28), 1896 | ||
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| Date of death | March 21, 1966 (aged 70) | ||
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| Citizenship |  Russian Empire →  the USSR | ||
| Profession | actor | ||
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Biography
Born in the family of the actor and director Vasily Vasilievich Lugsky , one of the founders of the Moscow Artistic . In 1918 he graduated from the Law Faculty of Moscow University .
Since 1915, he studied at the School of Dramatic Art with N.O. Massalitinov and N.G. Aleksandrov .
He performed on the Moscow Art Theater from August 1916 to September 1952, then moved to the Maly Theater . In 1953-1954 he played at the Pushkin Moscow Drama Theater, from 1954 to 1960 - at the Maly Theater. Since the spring of 1917 he was the head of the troupe and the repertoire of the Moscow Art Theater. He led the military-sponsorship commission of the Moscow Art Theater.
He played 43 roles in the Moscow Art Theater, mostly episodic:
- 1924 - “ Tsar Fedor Ioannovich ” A.K. Tolstoy - Prince Andrei Shuisky , later Prince Ivan Ivanovich Shuisky and Prince Dmitry Shuisky
- 1925 - " Elizabeth Petrovna " D.P. Smolin - Osterman
- 1925 - “ Pugachevschina ” by K. A. Trenev - Fedulov
- 1926 - " Days of the Turbins " by M. A. Bulgakov - Studzinsky
- 1927 - “Sisters Gerard” V. Massa on the melodrama A.-F. Dennery - Marquis de Prel
- 1930 - "Advertising" M. Watkins - Murdoch
- 1930 - " Three Fat Men " Yu. K. Olesha - tutor of the heir to Tutti
- 1930 - Othello by W. Shakespeare - Doge of Venice
- 1932 - “Dead Souls" based on the poem by N. V. Gogol - son-in-law Mizhuev
- 1934 - Pickwick Club by C. Dickens - Bob Sawyer
- 1936 - " Moliere " by M. A. Bulgakov - brother Fidelity
- 1936 - “ Spring Love ” by K. A. Trenev - Member of the Landlords
- 1937 - “Anna Karenina” based on the novel by L. N. Tolstoy - Prince and Special Representative of the royal family
- 1938 - The Storm by A. N. Ostrovsky - Tikhon
- 1939 - “ Woe from Wit ” by A. S. Griboedov - Prince Tugoukhovsky
- 1942 - “The Kremlin Chimes ” by N. F. Pogodin - The Skeptic
- 1943 - " The Last Days " by M. A. Bulgakov - Danzas
- 1945 - “ Fleet Officer ” A. A. Crohn - Tikhon
- "Resurrection" based on the novel by L. N. Tolstoy - Petty Officer and Colonel
- " At the bottom " M. Gorky - Medvedev
Since 1939, starred in the movie.
Filmography
- 1939 - Minin and Pozharsky - Ivan Zarutsky
- 1941 - First Horse - Pilsudski
- 1943 - Kutuzov - Marshal Louis Bertier
- 1946 - The first glove is a fan (not in the credits)
- 1946 - Glinka - an old dignitary
- 1948 - 1949 Battle of Stalingrad - Adam, Colonel, adjutant of Field Marshal Friedrich Paulus
- 1949 - Meeting on the Elbe - General at the Embassy (uncredited)
- 1950 - Far from Moscow - episode (not in the credits)
- 1952 - School of Slander - Sir Harry Bumper, buddy Charles
His wife was Olga Sergeyevna Bokshanskaya [1] (1891–1948), secretary of the Moscow Art Theater Directorate and personal secretary of V. I. Nemirovich-Danchenko (since 1919), the elder sister of Elena Sergeyevna Bulgakova , the third wife of writer and playwright Mikhail Afanasevich Bulgakov .
He is one of the characters in the theatrical world of "The Theater Novel " by Mikhail Afanasevich Bulgakov .
Honors and Awards
- Honored Artist of the RSFSR (10.26.1948)
- Order of the Red Banner of Labor (10.26.1948)
- Order of the Red Star (04/14/1944)
Memory
He was buried at the Novodevichy cemetery in Moscow next to his father.
Notes
- ↑ O.S. Bokshanskaya is the prototype of Poliksena Toropetskaya in M.A. Bulgakov’s “ Theatrical Novel ”.