Radner Muratov is a well-known and honored film and theater artist who has starred in more than 80 films. Particularly famous for his role in the comedy film "Gentlemen of Fortune". But in the cinematic piggy bank of the famous and talented actor Muratov, there are not only films, but also more than 10 roles in theatrical productions. The famous actor was also engaged in dubbing foreign films.
Childhood
Radner Muratov was born on October 21, 1928 in Leningrad into a Tatar family. His father, Zinovy ​​Muratov, at that time studied in the capital's Polytechnic Institute in his third year. And two years later, immediately after graduation, the father of the future actor was sent to the Tatar Republic through the party line. Therefore, in early 1930, the entire Muratov family moved to Tatarstan, where the childhood of the future actor passed.
Education
In Tatarstan, the future actor Radner Muratov entered the Air Force school. There was a war, but this did not stop him from studying well. In 1946, he successfully graduated from a flight special school. Later, Muratov will regretfully recall that he so wanted to make at least one sortie, but he did not have time to do this, since the war was over.
In 1947, Radner Muratov, whose biography is eventful, went on an excursion to Moscow. At this time, he was just on vacation. By chance, he saw an ad that students were enrolling at VGIK. And then, quite unexpectedly for himself, the future actor decided to try his hand. From the very first attempt, he successfully passed the exams and became a student at the University of Cinematography.
Some envious of the actor’s success said that there were enough places at the institute for those who came from Tatarstan. Therefore, Radner Muratov, whose nationality opened the doors to cinema in front of him, so easily entered the quota profession. But still, the future actor studied well and in 1951 he successfully graduated from an educational institution.
Theater work
Immediately after graduating from the Institute of Cinematography, Radner Muratov, whose photo is in this article, takes a job at the State Theater of Film Actor. But first, he is offered roles only in the crowd.
Cinematic career
Actor Radner Muratov, whose biography is full of bright events, came to the cinema in the fifties. At first he played only in episodes. For example, in the film "Glinka Composer" in 1952, he played the role of a bellboy in the theater, so even the name of Radner Zinyatovich was not mentioned in the credits. In 1953, he played a cameo role of Akhmet in the film “Outpost in the Mountains”. In the same year, he played a member of the expedition of geological prospectors in the film "Chuck and Huck." The role is so small that the actor is not even mentioned in the credits. In 1954, in the movie "The Hero Goes to Marto," he played a small role as a radio operator Petit.
Only in 1955 after filming in the film "Maxim Perepelitsa" he was not only recognized on the streets, but also job offers were followed. But only in 1965 in the film "Time, Go!" he played the first serious role.
In 1986, the work in the cinema of the famous and talented actor Radner Muratov was highly appreciated, and he received the title of Honored Artist.
Muratov played his last roles at the age of 59. These became small roles in two films: “Seven screams in the ocean”, where he played the steward, and “Kreutzer sonata”, where the actor got the unobtrusive role of the conductor.
Radner Zinyatovich starred in films for children. For example, in films such as “Welcome, or No Trespasser”, “Aibolit 66”, where he plays one of the robbers, “Guest from the Future” and others. In the film "Welcome, or No Trespassing", he plays a pioneer leader, but here the role is episodic and small, so it is not in the credits.
He starred in the films of famous directors Leonid Gaidai and George Danelia. In the movie “It can't be!” directed by Gaidai, he plays a policeman who brings the main character to the police station. The first story in this film begins with this episode. In the film “Afonya” directed by Georgy Danelia, the talented actor Muratov got the role of locksmith Marat Rakhimov, who speaks against Afony at a meeting and complains that Afony’s friend offends his sister, beats her, drinks and does not allow his son to study normally.
"Gentlemen of Fortune"
In 1971, luck smiled on the talented actor Muratov. When casting for the filming of the film “Gentlemen of Fortune” was announced, Radner Zinyatovich came with the hope of getting at least a small episodic role. But the director Alexander Serov immediately noticed the actor with a characteristic appearance and offered him one of the main roles. The role was a success, and actor Radner Muratov became famous and popular.
In the film “Gentlemen of Fortune,” Muratov plays the simple and charming Vasily Alibabaevich, whom the viewer first meets in prison, where they put the imaginary bandit Bely. It is this “gangster” who should find out from the accomplices a real gangster, where they hid the ancient helmet of Alexander the Great stolen by them .
And this Vasily Alibabaevich, whom Muratov played so talented, went to jail because he diluted gasoline in his homeland, working at a gas station. He escapes from prison with the rest of the heroes and goes through all the misadventures with them until law enforcement agencies find a helmet.
Voice acting
After his successful appearance in the cinema, Radner Muratov, whose filmography includes more than 80 films, begins to engage in sounding films. In his creative piggy bank there are fourteen films. For example, these are the films Fantomas and Fantomas raged, where the hero Leon speaks in the voice of actor Muratov. In the film “In the Shadow of Death”, the hero Janis Dalda speaks in his voice.
Personal life
The first choice of Muratov was the actress Isolda Izvitskaya. She entered VGIK when Radner was already in his third year. Together they lived for three years, but there were no children. Soon they parted, and Isolda Vasilievna began to meet with actor Eduard Bredunov.
Radner Muratov met with his official wife at the Theater of Film Actor. This happened two years after parting with Izvitskaya. Elena Petrovna Dovlatbekova was also a graduate of the Institute of Cinematography and worked in the theater. In this marriage, the son Leonid was born, who also became an actor, continuing the dynasty of his parents.
But this marriage soon broke up, as Radner Zinyatovich was very rarely at home, and spent all his free time at the hippodrome, carried away by rates. As a result of his passion for gambling, the whole family soon found himself in great debt. It got to the point that he even began to take things home. Elena for a long time tried to deal with such a passion for her husband, but nothing could stop him.
Death
It is known that in the nineties the health of the talented actor Radner Zinyatovich Muratov deteriorated. The memory was not the same, and meeting with the audience was given to him hard. Many recall that he could easily confuse people, even close ones, lost his orientation and sometimes could not remember even the most important dates of his life.
In the beginning of 2000, actor Muratov never left his small one-room apartment. But his ex-wife and son constantly visited him. But the actor behaved aggressively and constantly refused help. Sometimes he did not recognize even the closest people.
In 2004, actor Muratov unexpectedly disappeared from the apartment. It soon became clear that he went outside and behaved a little inappropriately. It turned out that on Preobrazhenskaya Square, upon seeing an elderly man with unusual behavior, a police patrol stopped him. But the actor Muratov could not name any personal data, he could not recall the name of his street. Therefore, he was taken to a psychiatric hospital.
The clinic immediately recognized the famous actor and sent him to a simple hospital, where they began to struggle hard for life. Muratov’s condition was critical, and on December 10, he died of a stroke and multiple hemorrhages in the brain. The funeral of the famous actor took place in the capital, but there were few people.