Rudnev, Boris Viktorovich

Boris Viktorovich grew up in a military family that had nothing to do with art. His father, Viktor Borisovich Rudnev (1920 - 1984), after graduating from the Tula Arms and Technical School, served as a weapons technician at the Oryol Infantry School. There he met Chizhakova Pelageya Ivanovna (1919 - 1994), whom he married in February 1941.

In 1969 he graduated from VGIK (workshop of Boris Bibikov and Olga Pyzhova). Since March 1970, he has been an actor at the Mosfilm film studio and the movie theater studio. In the movie he played mainly the roles of strong courageous heroes. Among the best works: Yashka Vredny (“The First Girl”), Sergey Chekmarev (“We Have No Time to Wait”), Bonner (“The Only Road”), Grinevich (“Long Miles of War”), Silaev (“Profitable Contract”), Nefedov ( “Personal Accounts”), brigade commander Dobrynin (“Project Alpha”). Also, the actor worked a lot on dubbing, voicing foreign and domestic paintings.

In the early 90s, significant changes took place in the theater-studio of the film actor. A new leadership came and put the whole troupe in unbearably harsh conditions. Someone tried to fight this, and someone left, preferring to be away from unpleasant feuds. Among them was Boris Rudnev. He actually went nowhere, left without a livelihood.

Late in the evening of March 14, 1994, Boris Rudnev was returning home and was attacked. The people Boris Viktorovich lived with offered to call an ambulance, but he refused. The next day he was gone. He was buried at the Domodedovo cemetery.

Filmography

• 1992 - Hagi Tragger - Mafiosi
• 1992 - Executor of the verdict - disinfector
• 1990 - Project "Alpha" - Boris Viktorovich Dobrynin, brigade commander
• 1989 - His battalion - Lieutenant Markin
• 1989 - Mayhem - episode
• 1987 - The Tale of the Loud Drum - General of the White Army
• 1986 - We were led by youth ... - Yuri Petrovich Krymov Deputy Head of White Counterintelligence
• 1984 - Shores in the Fog ... - Episode
• 1984 - Special Unit - Senior Lieutenant
• 1982 - Youth, Issue 4 (film almanac)
• 1982 - Personal accounts - Semen Gerovich Nefyodov Ph.D., teacher at the department of ACS
• 1981 - Fortress - Bazarov
• 1981 - State Border - Sadistic Bandit
• 1980 - Private person - Misha, forensic photographer (not in the credits)
• 1980 - Orion Loop - Italian Astronaut
• 1980 - No other way - Nikolai Nikolaevich Zvyagin Site Manager
• 1979 - Circus - Grizzled Staff Captain
• 1979 - Profitable contract - Silaev major of the KGB
• 1978 - Special Forces - Captain Zubov
• 1978 - Oasis on Fire - Ulyantsev
• 1978 - Guarneri Quartet - Karpenko Chairman of the Odessa GubChK
• 1977 - Open Book - Sergey Tractor Driver '
• 1977 - Katina service - Borovikov
• 1976 - Days of the surgeon Mishkin - Igor Ishchenko
• 1975 - First passenger - Victor
• 1975 - On Clear Fire - Assistant Station Manager (uncredited)
• 1975 - When the earth trembles - treetop
• 1975 - The Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath! - taxi driver (not in the credits)
• 1975 - Long milestones of war - Commissioner Grinevich
• 1975 - Diamonds for Mary - a doctor
• 1974 - Going through the throes - a worker with leaflets
• 1974 - The hottest month - worker in line
• 1974 - The sky with me is a pilot (not in the credits)
• 1974 - Mirror - a printing worker (not in the credits)
• 1974 - The Only Road - Bonner German Tank Officer
• 1973 - The Black Prince - a policeman (not in the credits)
• 1973 - Bread smells of gunpowder - Petro
• 1973 - Comrade General - Staff Officer Aidarov
• 1973 - One hundred steps in the clouds - Vasily - the main role
• 1973 - Fulfillment of Desires - Student
• 1973 - Shores - a guy dancing (not in the credits)
• 1972 - Hot Snow - Scout
• 1971 - We have no time to wait - Alexey - the main role
• 1971 - The nomadic front - the red commander Ulanov
• 1970 - Crown of the Russian Empire, or Elusive Again - KGB
• 1970 - In the azure steppe - an escort who shot Jacob
• 1969 - The Tale of the Chekist - Sakhonin
• 1969 - Accused of murder - Kostya
• 1968 - The first girl - Yashka Verny - deserter
• 1968 - Ivan Makarovich - soldier escorting a medical train
• 1967 - Four pages of one young life - Sasha Agafonov - the main role
• 1967 - And no one else is a friend of Yura
• 1966 - I come from childhood - Tolia blind lieutenant from Moscow
• 1965 - Give a plaintive book - guitarist of the youth ensemble (not in the credits)

Movie Duplication

• 1984 - Legend of Silver Lake ( USSR ) - Arif
• 1977 - Backstab ( USSR ) - Jabi - the role of Rasim Balaev
• 1977 - Garib in the country of genies ( USSR ) - Sahib - the role of Bakhtiyar Khanyzade
• 1976 - Know how to say no! ( USSR ) - Toychi - the role of Ovez Gelenov
• 1971 - My brother ( USSR ) - the role of Z. Mendibaev