Nosik, Valery Benediktovich

Born on October 9, 1940 in Moscow. His father, Benedict Nosek, was born in the village of Rudnitsa, Vinnitsa region (according to other sources, he was a Pole and came to Ukraine ^[1] ), an engineer who worked at the Moscow Chemical Pharmaceutical Plant as the head of the workshop. The surname Nosik appeared under the following circumstances: Benedict was arrested in the 1930s, and after his release they issued a new passport with a new surname: “Instead of“ Nosek, ”the passport girl accidentally wrote“ Nosik ”.” Mom - Alexandra Subbotina. In 1948 , the younger brother was born - Vladimir , who also wanted to follow in the footsteps of his older brother.

In the fourth grade, he began to engage in amateur performances in the studio at the ZIL Culture House. Joined the acting industry under the leadership of Sergei Stein. After school he entered VGIK . One of his teachers was Mikhail Romm .

During his studies, until 1963 , he managed to star in several films. The first role was played in the film by Maria Fedorova “Knock on any door” ( 1958 ). In addition to studying at VGIK and filming in films, he served in the Moscow Youth Theater , where he continued to work after graduation until 1965 . At the same time I tried myself as a pantomime artist ^[2] . Then he moved to the A.S. Pushkin Moscow Theater , where he served until 1972 . From April 11, 1972 until the end of his life - at the Maly Theater .

His first wife was actress Liya Akhedzhakova . They met while working in the Youth Theater. The family life of the couple did not work out. The second wife was actress Maria Sternikova . They met on the set of the film "Hurry to build a house." The shooting took place in Belarus. Maria played one of the roles in the film. In 1971, their son Alexander was born (later also became an actor). Nine years later, their marriage also broke up.

In his works, he clearly appeared as a comedian. He played mainly small, distinctive roles. His undoubted dramatic talent flashed in more serious works: in the tragicomedy “ Soft- Boiled Boots ”, the film novel “Horizon”, and the retrodrama “Shura and Prosvirnyak”.

According to friends, he was an extremely kind and helpful person. Colleagues at the Maly Theater called it “The Sun” ^[3] .

He died on January 4, 1995 in Moscow from a heart attack ^[4] . He was buried at the Troekurovsky cemetery (3 students).

• Honored Artist of the RSFSR ( 1983 )
• People's Artist of the Russian Federation ( 1994 ) ^[5]

Theater Roles

A.S. Pushkin Moscow Drama Theater (1965-1972)

• May 23, 1962 (premiere) - "Woman's Diary" - Fedko ; Director: Nikolay Vasilievich Petrov
• December 26, 1965 (premiere) - “Canvas Portfolio” M. M. Zoshchenko - Comptroller - Director: Oscar Remez
• 1966 - “Days of our life” by Leonid Andreev - Grigory Mironov ; Director: Boris Ivanovich Ravenskikh
• June 28, 1966 (premiere) - " Chocolate Soldier " B. Show - Major Pavel Petkov ; Director: Boris Ivanovich Ravenskikh, N. A. Ignatov
• November 7, 1967 (premiere) - "Blizzard" by Leonid Leonov - Madali - Director: Boris Ravensky
• May 31, 1968 (premiere) - “Sunday in Rome” Gornji Cramer - Renato Tuzzi - Director: Boris Ravensky
• May 21, 1971 (premiere) - “The Adventures of the Good Soldier Schweik” Yaroslav Hasek - Schweik - Director: Oscar Remez

Maly Theater (1972-1995)

Filmography

Cartoon Sounding

• 1978 - The Adventures of Homa - Gopher

TV Shows

• 1972 - Notes of the Pickwick Club (television play) - Nathaniel Winkle
• 1975 - Boy with a sword (multi-part television play) - Senior Lieutenant
• 1975 - Cherry Orchard - Epikhodov
• 1995 - Arcturus - hound dog - old hunter

• Nosik Valery Benediktovich
• Valery Nosik . A documentary of the cycle To be remembered . Issue 76.