Pillars Anatoly Mikhailovich was born in March 1933. Unfortunately, the great actor died at the age of 63 in November 1996. Anatoly Mikhailovich was the actor whom viewers greatly appreciated and adored films with his participation. He could easily transform into any images and play a variety of characters. In the filmography of the artist, there are more than sixty roles and dozens of real masterpieces in the entire history of the Soviet Union.
A family
Pillars Anatoly Mikhailovich - a native of Leningrad. It turns out that his father walked to the capital in order to get a diploma, and after graduation he got a job at the factory, where he eventually got one of the prestigious posts. During the Great Patriotic War, the actor’s father refused the reservation and voluntarily went to the front. In 1941, the relatives of Anatoly's father found out about his death on the battlefield. In 1942, the mother of Anatoly Mikhailovich, along with the children, was relocated to Chkalov, where she worked at one of the factories. After the end of the Leningrad blockade, she returned to her native places. Then the woman got a job in a school where she taught music.
The beginning of acting
The future actor, after graduating from school, got a job at a research institute. After a while, actor Anatoly Stolbov entered the Shchepkin Institute. Blagonravov and Sperantova were teachers of the future artist, and classmates were people like Konyaev, Sulimov, Yushko and Nemolyaeva. After graduation, these people turned into real stars of the USSR.
In 1958, after graduating from the university, Anatoly Mikhailovich returned to his hometown, where he got a job at the Lenfilm film studio. A year later, the actor was invited to the Maly Drama Theater, where Anatoly Stolbov stayed until the early 60s, and then returned to Lenfilm, where he worked all his life.
The real debut in the movie took place in the famous film "The Theater is Calling." The artist was never afraid to be funny. On the contrary, he tried to find all sorts of features that emphasize his personality. This is clearly seen in the movie entitled "In the forests under Kovel."
The departure of the actor from life
In the late 80s, doctors diagnosed the actor with cancer. Having undergone numerous operations, the artist of the Soviet Union completely stopped talking. However, being the owner of a rather optimistic disposition, Anatoly Stolbov confidently overcame all life's hardships, constantly being interested in the latest news. The actor was not always in the spotlight, and journalists did not often interview him, but his smile and sincerity will never be forgotten.