Viktor Chernenko is a theater and film actor from the Soviet Union, who devoted his whole life to acting. The artist played in productions based on such works by Russian classics as The Master and Margarita (M. Bulgakov) and Anna Karenina (L. Tolstoy). In addition to working in the theater, actor Chernenko also starred in films, albeit only in episodic roles.
In this article you will learn about this wonderful person, about his best roles and filmography.
Viktor Chernenko: actor biography (short)
The future actor was born July 19, 1962. After graduating from secondary school, Victor decided to connect his life with the profession of an actor and entered the Dnepropetrovsk Theater School, graduating in 1987.
After studying, Chernenko began working as a host of programs on local television in a city called Yellow Waters, which is located in the Dnipropetrovsk region.
Ten years later, Victor decided to move to Nikolaev, where he got a job in the theater. The actor also collaborated with an entreprise group called the Moscow Independent Theater. Particularly popular roles of the actor Chernenko were the roles in the performances of "Anna Karenina" and "Master and Margarita."
Unfortunately, on August 3 of this year, at the age of fifty-seven, Viktor Chernenko passed away.
"Among the gray stones"
The premiere of this dramatic film took place in December distant 1983. This picture is an adaptation of the popular story by Vladimir Galaktionovich Korolenko called "In a Bad Society."
It tells about a judge who is hard going through the death of his wife. The death of his wife devastated his house, and now the poor man is obsessed with painful memories of his beloved and irrevocably past. Everything that happens causes him only irritation and frustration. The judge refuses to interact with people and live in the present tense. His son wants to leave his home as soon as possible, and his friends are the beggar’s children, a brother and sister named Valek and Marusya. A boy with them sometimes feels really happy, and then he becomes sincerely sorry for his father.
In the film, actor Viktor Chernenko played a cameo role.
"Change of fate"
The premiere of this picture took place on July 28, 1987.
The lawyer is preparing to defend in court the girl Mary, the wife of the planter, who is accused of killing a close friend of the family of Alexander. Maria herself claims that the murder was only self-defense - the young man used brute physical force against her, taking advantage of the fact that her husband was not at home, and tried to encroach on the honor of Mary. The lawyer is absolutely sure that he will win the case, but suddenly he becomes aware of a note that testifies against his client. It says that on the day of the murder, Maria literally begged Alexander for a meeting and herself informed him of the absence of her husband.
The owner of this valuable piece of evidence - a Chinese woman, beloved of Alexander, agrees to sell it for a large amount of money. Understanding the danger, the lawyer persuades Philip to lay his fortune and redeem the note, after which they win the court. On the same day, unable to cope with the shock of the truth revealed to him, Philip decides to commit suicide. Upon returning home, Mary, still not knowing about the new trouble, confesses to the lawyer in a long relationship with Alexander and that she killed him in a fit of jealousy ...
In the drama, actor Chernenko played a cameo role.
Filmography
The filmography of the actor Viktor Chernenko includes famous film projects. These include:
- "Among the gray stones";
- "Astrologer";
- "Change of fate";
- "Asthenic syndrome";
- "Shop" Ruby and ... ";
- "Sensitive policeman" / "Sensitive policeman";
- "Jokes, or History of Odessa in jokes."