The series "Disappeared" (2009), the actors and roles of which are presented in this article, is a military drama based on the novel by Igor Bulgaria and Viktor Smirnov "There is no turning back." The film is a remake of the 1970 film of the same name.
Plot
The events of the film take place in 1942. Major Toporkov is the protagonist of the series "Disappeared." The actor, who played the Soviet military who escaped from a German concentration camp, is known for his many roles in the movie. He was awarded numerous film awards and has the title of Honored Artist of the Russian Federation.
After Toporkov manages to escape from captivity, he finds himself in a partisan camp. At the request of the major, the commander with several partisans sets off towards the concentration camp, where the uprising of prisoners will soon take place. Toporkov and his assistants should help the rebels. The task is not easy. In addition, the commander warns the major that there is a traitor in the unit.
Among the volunteers there is a young partisan Moshkin, whose father, as it later turns out, served as a policeman at the beginning of the war. Other characters in the film: Andreev, Gont, Levushkin, foreman Shirokov, Berkovich, sapper Bertolet.
Heroes
Later Toporkov became aware of the facts from the biography of each of the participants in the partisan detachment. Andreev from dispossessed. In 1941, he sided with the Germans and, believing that the occupiers would be able to establish justice in his native land, went over to their side. But Andreev quickly realized his mistake and went into the partisans. This is perhaps the most interesting character in the TV series "Disappeared."
The actor, who embodied on the screen a wise and sensible man who embarked on the warpath in his very advanced years, became famous throughout the country in the late eighties, when the best screen version of Bulgakov’s work was released.
Gaunt is a partisan who gives the impression of a brave, decisive person. However overly categorical. He often comes into conflict with other partisans, rarely agrees with the opinion of Major Toporkov, the protagonist of the film "Disappeared." The actor who played Gont, made his film debut in 1995, in the film, in which the actor played his first role, embodying the image of a major, the commander of a partisan detachment.
A helicopter is a partisan whom the comrades call "French" by virtue of his foreign name. Berkovich worked as a hairdresser before the war. It was he who, at the very beginning of this story, recognized in the former prisoner of the German camp a red commander named Toporkov.
"Disappeared": actors
The main role was played by Kirill Pirogov. Yegor Pazenko played the part of Gaunty. The film career of this artist began in the mid-nineties, when he played one of the heroes in the film "Eagle and Tails". The leading actor in the TV series "Disappeared" (actor Kirill Pirogov) also made his debut in the comedy of George Danelia.
The partisan Andreev was played by Vladimir Tolokonnikov. The nurse who joined the partisan detachment was played by Elena Lyadova. Berkovich - Mikhail Trukhin. Other actors of "Disappeared": Andrei Feskov, Alexander Vorobyov, Ivan Parshin, Mitya Labush, Svetlana Chuikina.
Kirill Pirogov
The actor was born in 1973. He graduated from the Schukin School. The first role, as already mentioned, played in Danelia's film "Eagle and Tails". However, the real fame came to the Cake later, after the release of the film "Brother 2". The actor played in such films as Doctor Zhivago, Zhmurki, Azazel, The Killer Diary.
Vladimir Tolokonnikov
This actor began acting in films in the early eighties, but few of the audience knew his name then. Glory came to Tolokonnikov after the release of Vladimir Bortko’s film “Dog Heart”. Then the actor played several dozen characters in the movie (“Sky in Diamonds”, “Hottabych”, “Enchanted Land” and so on). But for the audience, Vladimir Tolokonnikov forever remained Sharikov from the film adaptation of Bulgakov's work. The actor died on July 15, 2017 as a result of a heart attack.