Vladimir V. Osipchuk ( August 17, 1960 , Kharkov - October 31, 1990 , Yalta ) - Soviet film and theater actor .
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| Date of Birth | August 17, 1960 |
| Place of Birth | Kharkov , USSR , USSR |
| Date of death | October 31, 1990 (30 years old) |
| Place of death | Yalta , USSR , USSR |
| Citizenship |  the USSR |
| Profession | actor |
| Years of activity | 1983 - 1990 |
| Theater | MDT |
| IMDb | ID 0651984 |
Biography
Born on August 17, 1960 in Kharkov .
In 1983 he graduated from the Leningrad Institute of Theater, Music and Cinematography , course of Arkady Iosifovich Katzman and Lev Dodin . Over the years of study, he played prominent roles in the famous productions of The Brothers Karamazov (staff captain Snegiryov) and Ah, these stars! ( Valery Leontyev ).
From 1983 to 1990 - actor of the Leningrad Maly Drama Theater . The first work on the professional stage was the role of Oscar Borisovich in the play “My Happiness” based on the play by A. Chervinsky . The most famous was the role of Jack in the play “ Lord of the Flies ” based on the novel by W. Golding and Alexander in the play “ Stars in the Morning Sky ” based on the play by A. Galin .
In cinema, the first big role was played in 1984 in the film by M. Ordovsky "Every Ten." He took part in dubbing domestic and foreign films.
He committed suicide on October 31, 1990 [1] [2] , having crashed as a result of a fall from the seventh floor of a hotel window during the filming of the film " Tagged " in Yalta . According to the observer of the " New Literary Review " Olga Egoshina, the circumstances of the death of the actor were not fully clarified [3] . He was buried at the Volkovsky cemetery in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg).
He was a close friend and godfather of actor Alexei Nilov .
Creativity
Theater Roles
- 1983 - “My Happiness” - Oscar Borisovich
- 1985 - “ Brothers and Sisters ” - Timothy Lobanov
- 1986 - Lord of the Flies - Jack
- 1987 - Towards the Sun - Writer
- 1987 - “ Stars in the Morning Sky ” - Alexander
- 1988 - Returned Pages - Reader
Also played in the performances of "House" ( Kalina Ivanovich Dunaev ), "Cinderella" ( Prince ), " Mumu " ( Kapiton )
Filmography
- 1983 - One in ten - Stepan
- 1984 - Ivan Pavlov. 2nd series. Search for Truth - Alexey Fedorov
- 1984 - Lights - engineer Chalisov
- 1984 - Chelyuskintsy - Nikolai Petrovich Kamanin
- 1985 - Bychkova Brigade investigates - Flight Flight
- 1987 - Bay of Happiness - Nikolai Konstantinovich Bosnyak, Lieutenant
- 1988 - The Big Game (TV) - Philip, Secretary of Michael Welsh
- 1988 - Fathers - Safonov
- 1988 - Don Juan, or Love for Geometry - Don Roderigo
- 1988 - These ... three true cards ... - Tomsk
- 1988 - Weekdays and holidays of Serafima Glukina - Maxim, radio correspondent
- 1989 - That man, then woman
- 1989 - Escaping August - Gleb
- 1989 - Black Cat
- 1991 - Tartuffe, and there is no end to it (film production) - Tartuffe
- 1993 - Schism - Leo Davidovich Trotsky
Scoring
- 1964 - Red Desert (Italy, France)
- 1983 - Shot in the forest - Caspars (the role of Juris Lisners)
- 1983 - Woman and her four men - Younger son (role of Saulius Balandis)
- 1986 - Short circuit (USA)
- 1986 - Cracker - Kostya (role of Konstantin Kinchev)
- 1987 - Glass Menagerie (USA)
Notes
- ↑ Tatyana Shcherbina. The time of the bells continues . Kommersant (October 2, 1997).
- ↑ Bratkov. Terrible rock over the theater of Europe . Pravda.Ru (March 5, 2003).
- ↑ Olga Egoshina. Theatrical utopia of Lev Dodin (p. 236) . New Literary Review (2014).
Literature
- Interview. Leningrad spark, December 17, 1986
- Ludmila Stokowska. Non-theater portrait of Vladimir Osipchuk. Petersburg Theater Journal, 1992, No. 0
- S. Nikov. A completely non-theatrical portrait. Petersburg Theater Journal, 1994, No. 5
- Roman Smirnov. "People, lions, eagles and partridges." Limbus Press, 2002
- Olga Egoshina. "Theatrical Utopia of Lev Dodin." New Literary Review , 2014, pp. 50-52, 236