Skvortsov Sergey is a character in the legendary war film "Only Old Men Go to Battle". Would you like to know which actor played this role? Want to get acquainted with his biography? We are happy to offer you this opportunity.
general information
In 1973, the military-dramatic film "Only Old Men Go into Battle" was released on wide screens. Many heroes liked and fell in love with Soviet viewers. One of these characters is Senior Lieutenant Skvortsov Sergey. Director L. Bykov was about to approve Leonid Filatov for this role . But he changed his mind after Vladimir Talashko came to him for testing in the studio. It was he who created the image of the senior lieutenant on the screen.
Character Sergey Skvortsov: actor who played this role
The tape "Only Old Men Are Going into the Battle" is being watched with pleasure by modern viewers. We have already found out that actor Vladimir Talashko reincarnated in the image of Sergei Skvortsov. Below is his biography.
Childhood and youth
Talashko Vladimir (Skvortsov Sergey) was born on March 6, 1946 in the Ukrainian city of Kovel, which is located in the Volyn region. He comes from a working mining family.
Soon the family moved to Donetsk. There, the future actor went to first grade. The boy was fond of sports, attended various circles. Immediately after leaving school, the guy got a job at the local music and drama theater. He was able to get into this institution only thanks to his talent and natural charm. After all, Vladimir did not have a special education.
In 1965, Talashko was drafted into the army. Returning to civilian life, our hero submitted documents to the Kiev Theater Institute. Karpenko-Kary. He managed to enter this university the first time. In 1972, Vladimir Talashko was awarded a diploma of graduation from a theater institute.
Film career
For the first time our hero appeared on the screens in 1969. He played Semkin in the film "Where is 042?". Between 1970 and 1972 two more pictures came out with his participation.
Skvortsov Sergey - the role that brought our hero all-Union fame. After success in the film "Only Old Men Are Going to Battle," Talashko’s film career went uphill. The directors literally overwhelmed Vladimir with offers of cooperation. But the actor did not agree to all roles, but chose only those images that were to his liking. The following are his film works from 1974 to 2006:
- "Conscience" (1974) - Inspector Minko;
- “The Story of a Simple Thing” (1975) - a white officer;
- “Wait for the liaison” (1979) - Commissioner Belyaev;
- “Commander's Daughter” (1981) - Major Trouble;
- "Secrets of St. George" (1982) - Orestes;
- “Primordial Russia” (1985) - Demetrius;
- “Court in Ershovka” (1987) - prosecutor;
- "Lenin in the Ring of Fire" (1993) - Felix Dzerzhinsky;
- "Caution! Red mercury! ” (1995) - Major Anatoly Topol;
- “One is a warrior in the field” (2003) - a guide;
- “Dead, Alive, Dangerous” (2006) - Colonel.
Present
Vladimir Dmitrievich lives in Kiev. He teaches at one of the local theater universities. At different times, the actor broadcast the following programs on Ukrainian television: “Field Mail of Memory”, “We Will Live”. Now he is working on creating children's programs on the channel "My Joy." He has a daughter, Bogdan, who gave him two granddaughters (Yesenia and Lina).