Grigory Oyzerovich Shpigel is a well-known Soviet actor who performed a huge number of interesting roles. In the filmography of Gregory more than 140 paintings, in most of which the artist plays vivid and memorable roles. In this article, we would like to talk more about Gregory and his roles in the movie.
Grigory Spiegel: a brief biography
Gregory was born in July 1914 in the city of Samara.
As an adult, for some time he worked as a pleaser of a dyeing factory in Leningrad, after which he studied as a director in the capital. In 1940 he graduated from the acting school at the Mosfilm film studio, then began to work in the Theater-Studio of the film actor.
Gregory was buried at the Vvedensky cemetery. About the personal life of Grigory Spiegel nothing is known.
"Burned out at work"
This picture was released on television on May 29, 1964.
The story begins with a celebration of the chief architect Arkady Ivanovich Negorelov. After the holiday, the man returns home and goes to bed. Arkady dreams that he approved the drawing of the building, which is completely contrary to safety precautions, because of which he himself died in a fire. Having barely woken up, Negorelov hastily searches for that ill-fated drawing and displays “I do not affirm” on it.
In the film, Grigory Shpigel played the main role - the architect Arkady Ivanovich Negorelov.
"How are toasts born?"
The premiere of this comedy film took place in December 1962.
The main idea of the picture is satire on the bureaucracy. In a small trust with the complex name “Gortopsantekhochistvod” everyone is diligently preparing for the holiday - New Year, everyone has ears and cares.
The main, according to the ivy accountant, is the preparation of a toast that would correspond to such a solemn and important moment. However, in this New Year's turmoil, everyone completely forgot about the consumer who came to receive the equipment. On the night of December 31 to January 1, he is locked in the basement of the warehouse ...
In the film, Grigory Shpigel played the role of Arkady Nikolayevich, the chief engineer of the trust.
“Breakfast at the leader”
This film was released in the cinema on December 11, 1953, and appeared on television on January 3, 1954. The picture is based on the comedy of the same name by Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev.
N.I. Balagalaev, who is the leader of the local nobility, decided to complete the unnecessarily long division of the estate between Ferapont Bespandin and his sister - Kaurova. The estate was inherited by them.
Balalagaev invited them to breakfast in his house. After prolonged and incredibly tiring bickering and quarrels between the brother and sister, agreement is slowly emerging. Nikolai Ivanovich was already glad that the section would be completed soon, but everything was not as simple as it seemed. Kaurova continues to scold and stand her ground, plunging headlong into a quarrel and not even wanting to come to an agreement ...
In this comedy picture, Grigory Shpigel played the role of Nikolai Ivanovich Balagalaev, the district leader of the nobility.
Academician Ivan Pavlov
The premiere of this historical film took place on February 21, 1949.
It tells about Ivan Petrovich Pavlov, who was an outstanding physiologist and Nobel laureate. It is Pavlov who is the creator of the doctrine of higher nervous activity. The film pays special attention to the life and scientific work of Ivan, starting from his very first steps into the world of science and ending with truly sensational discoveries that greatly influenced the development of medicine and psychology.
In the picture, Grigory Shpigel played the role of Professor Petrishchev.
"Sons"
This war film was released in 1946.
It tells that in one of the regions occupied by fascists in Latvia, a simple peasant guy named Janis, whose role was played by Oleg Zhakov, is under arrest.
His first attempt to escape ends with a second arrest. This time, Janis is detained by her younger brother, who became a policeman.
After the second escape, the wife and daughter end up in a concentration camp, and Janis is ready to make any sacrifices in order to save his family.
In the film, actor Gregory Spiegel played Ober-Lieutenant Brenner.
"The Legend of the Siberian Land"
The film premiered in 1948.
It tells about Andrei Balashov that before the war he was a talented pianist with high hopes. The guy was in love with Natalya Malinina, and Natalya with him. However, the war began, and in the battle Andrei was seriously injured, which made him forget about the music. Depressed by grief, Balashov left for Siberia ...
In the melodrama, Gregory played the role of his namesake - Gregory Galaida.