Pavel Mikhailovich Volkov ( 17 [29] June 1897 , Povorino , Voronezh Province - July 10, 1970 , Moscow ) - Soviet theater and film actor.
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| Place of Birth | Povorino , Novokhopyorsky District , Voronezh Province , Russian Empire |
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| Profession | actor |
| Career | 1934-1969 |
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Biography
Pavel Volkov was born on June 17 (29), 1897 in the village of Povorino (now the city, the regional center in the Voronezh region ).
At the age of 22 he began working as an agronomist and at the same time he studied at the courses of theatrical art in Saratov . After graduating from courses in 1923, he worked in theaters in various cities.
Starting in 1934 , Pavel Volkov starred in movies. In 1943, by order of the Committee on Arts, Pavel Volkov was seconded by the theater to the city of Alma-Ata for filming the Vasiliev brothers' Front film, after which in 1944 he returned to Leningrad and was accepted to the Lenfilm film studio staff.
In 1949, in connection with the liquidation of the state, Volkov was transferred to Moscow, to the Theater actor’s studio , where he worked until 1963. On the stage of this theater they played Dosaev in “Three Soldiers”, Levkoev in “Sofia Kovalevskaya”, Vanyushin in “Vanyushin Children”, Love Tortsov in “Poverty is not a vice” and other roles.
In the movie, Pavel Volkov most often performed positive characters endowed with wisdom and life experience. Among the best roles are: Arkhip (“Dubrovsky”), Stepan Nikitich (“Komsomolsk”), Ivan Fedorovich (“Teacher”), Miron Gorlov (“Front”), Vasily Ivanovich Kovalev (“Son of the Regiment”), midshipman Bulat (“The Happy voyages ”), doctor Yermolaev (“ Admiral Ushakov ”and“ Ships Storm Bastions ”), old Sizov (“ Mother ”), Fedosy Murgin (“ Tight knot / Sasha enters life ”), Kopylov (“ Quarrel in Lukashi ”) and others.
He was buried at Vvedensky cemetery.
Awards and titles
- Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1967).
Creativity
Filmography
- 1934 - Maxim's Youth - Worker
- 1935 - Dubrovsky - Arkhip
- 1935 - Friends
- 1936 - Travel to Arzrum
- 1937 - Volochaev days
- 1937 - For the Soviet Motherland
- 1938 - Komsomolsk
- 1939 - Teacher - Ivan Fedorovich
- 1939 - Fourth Periscope
- 1943 - Front - Miron Gorlov
- 1945 - The Great Fracture - Stepan
- 1946 - Son of the Regiment
- 1947 - Return with a victory - Melnikov
- 1949 - Star - Scout
- 1949 - Happy swimming!
- 1951 - In the steppe - Anisim Ivanovich, chairman of a collective farm
- 1951 - Unforgettable 1919
- 1953 - Admiral Ushakov - Yermolaev, doctor
- 1953 - Ships stormed the bastions - Yermolaev, doctor
- 1953 - Steppe Dawns
- 1954 - Partisan children - grandfather Yakub
- 1954 - Sea Hunter
- 1955 - Guest from Kuban - Petr Semenovich Zhigalov
- 1955 - Mother - Sizov
- 1957 - Tight knot - Fedosy Murgin
- 1958 - At the quiet pier - Kuzmich, a janitor
- 1958 - Street of Youth
- 1959 - Quarrel in Lukashi - Kopylov
- 1959 - The Fate of Man - Ivan Timofeevich
- 1959 - Man changes skin
- 1960 - Bread and Roses
- 1961 - Scarlet Sails - Poldiszhok
- 1961 - the day when 30 years old
- 1961 - The heart does not forgive
- 1962 - Funny Stories - Postman
- 1962 - Court
- 1964 - Comrade Arseny - a worker at a rally
- 1965 - Black business - Boris Nikolayevich, doctor of a psycho-neurological dispensary
- 1967 - House and Master
- 1968 - First Love
- 1969 - Bonivur's Heart - Verkhoturov