Films with Rybnikov in the title role should be watched by all viewers who like Soviet cinema. “Girls”, “A Girl Without an Address”, “Height”, “Alien Relatives”, “Two Lives”, “War and Peace” are just some of the famous paintings in which Nikolai Nikolaevich starred. What can be told about the creative achievements of the famous actor, who, unfortunately, has already left this world?
First roles
In 1953, actor Nikolai Rybnikov first appeared on the set. He made his debut in the film "Team from our street", intended for young spectators. In the same year, the adventure film “The Mysterious Find”, also intended for children, was released. The tapes did not have much success, so they did not bring fame to Nikolai Nikolaevich.
For the first time, Rybnikov managed to attract the attention of viewers and directors in 1954. In the drama "Anxious youth" dedicated to the civil war in Ukraine, the actor got a secondary role. However, the image of laconic and stingy with emotions Kotka Grigorenko was a success.
Viewers who are interested in films with a leading role should definitely pay attention to the melodrama "Alien Relatives", released in 1955. In this film, the actor brilliantly played the main character - Komsomol member Fedor, who sincerely worries about the fate of his native collective farm.
The film "Spring on Zarechnaya street"
The talented actor felt the taste of real fame already in 1956. He woke up famous after playing a key role in the film "Spring on Zarechnaya Street." The tape tells a love story, the heroes of which are a teacher and student.
The hero of Rybnikov in this drama was Sasha Savchenko. A working class guy is working hard to win the heart of a young teacher. The impudent and self-confident young man before easily achieved the location of the fair sex. However, a girl who teaches working-class youth at a school insistently rejects him.
50s movies
What films with Rybnikov in the title role are certainly worth a look? In 1957, the actor embodied the image of Nikolai Pasechnik, a member of the team of climbers, in the melodrama "Height". The picture is dedicated to simple Soviet people who know how and love to work, dream and fall in love.
In the same year, the comedy melodrama “Girl without an Address” saw the light, in which Nikolai Nikolayevich played Pashka Gusarov, the main character. The story begins with a young builder who falls in love with his casual acquaintance without a memory.
The historical drama "Kochubey", released in 1958, tells about the events of 1918. Rybnikov in this picture got the role of a key character - Ivan Kochubey, the hero of the civil war. The melodrama "Milky Way", which saw the light in 1959, talks about the difficult relationship between a young teacher and musician.
Paintings 60-70s
In the 60s, films with Rybnikov in the title role continued to be released. In the drama “Two Lives”, the Soviet general Semyon Vostrikov became the character of Nikolai Nikolaevich. In the comedy melodrama "Girls", the actor brilliantly played the handsome Ilya, who is trying to win the girl’s heart for an argument.
In 1963, the light saw the picture "He obeys the sky." In this film, Rybnikov embodied the image of test pilot Alexei Kolchin. Then he starred in the films, a list of which is given below.
- "Hockey players."
- "War and Peace".
- "Uncle's Dream."
- "Wake Mukhin!".
- "Shoulder to shoulder".
- "Old friend".
In the 70s, Nikolai Nikolaevich was less likely to act in films. However, one cannot fail to note the drama "Seventh Heaven", in which the actor convincingly played the miner Ivan Mazayev. Other films with his participation, for example, “Circle”, “Marble House”, “Ivanov’s Family”, “Because I Love”, “Entertainment for the Old Men”, “Leaving - Go away” also liked the audience.
80-90s
Unfortunately, already in the eighties, the once-sought-after actor was left almost without work. Rybnikov was offered mostly episodic roles. "Come out! .." - the last picture with the participation of the actor, which saw the light in 1991.