Today we will talk about who Boris Gitin is. Films with his participation, as well as a biography, we give below. This is a Russian and Soviet actor. He was born in April 1937.
Biography
Boris Gitin is an actor who studied at a vocational school created at the Likhachev Automobile Plant. Then for ten years he was a locksmith, driver, milling machine operator. He studied at the evening acting department of the Shchukin Theater School. In 1966 he entered the course of Ter-Zakharova Marya Rubenovna. He graduated in 1962. In the 60s he served on the stage of the Central Children's Theater.
Creation
Gitin Boris Petrovich from 1968 worked at the Gorky Film Studio. The first role on the screen was in the film "Span of the Earth" in 1964. Most often played supporting characters. In the nineties, Boris Gitin stopped acting in films. After that, he was not connected with the film industry. He worked as a doorman in a Moscow hotel. Passed away in 2011, April 14. The cause was a serious illness.
Filmography
In 1964, Boris Gitin played a soldier in the film "Span of the Earth." In 1965 he received the role of a worker in the film “Time, Go!”. He starred in the film "Three Seasons". In 1966, as Hera appeared in the film "Such a Big Boy." In 1967, reincarnated as Dudorov for the film “Three Days of Victor Chernyshev.” In 1968, starred in the role of Pavel Fomin in the film "Good for non-combatant." He played a fighter in the film "Ivan Makarovich." In 1969, Boris Gitin worked on the picture "My dad is the captain." Played in the movie “Coach”. Got the role of Vaclav in the film "I, Francis Skorin." In 1970, he played a loader in the film "In Moscow Passage". Reincarnated in Ivan for the painting "Happy Man."
He participated in the work on the satirical newsreel "Wick", playing the assistant captain of the ship in the plot "Man and Mechanism". In 1971, he received the role of a duty officer at the Suvorov Military School in the film "Officers". In 1972, in the image of Andrei Rybakov, Pope Tyoma appeared in the film "So Summer Has Passed."
He played the friend Prasolov in the film "Ivanov Boat". Got the role of Stepan in the film "Horizons". He worked on the tape "Winter is not a field season." He played an engineer in the film "Street Without End". In 1973, starred in the role of Petka in the film "Clouds." In the tape, "Jung of the Northern Fleet" appeared as Kotelevsky. Worked on the film “Beyond the Clouds - Sky” He played dad Toli in the film "Drop in the Sea." He starred as a driver in the film "My Boyfriend". In 1974, he played a robot performer in the film "Adolescents in the Universe." In 1975, he received the role of foreman of the traffic police in the film "Citizens". Turned into a sergeant of police for the tape "Change the dog to a steam locomotive." He starred in the role of observer of Babila in the film “Finist - Clear Falcon”. He played the guest in the film "Storm on land." In the film magazine "Wick" starred as an inventor ("Eureka") and an official ("You can’t and can"). In 1976, starred in the role of Avdey in the film "Budenovka."
He worked on the film "Minors". He played the court in the film "While the clock strikes." He starred as a taxi driver in the movie "White Bim Black Ear". Got the role of border guard in the film "Wreath of Sonnets." Uncle Sasha played in the movie "Secret to the Whole World". In 1977 he worked on the paintings "Poseidon Hurries to the Rescue", "Duel in the Taiga", "Clamp for the Marquis", "Relocation". In 1978, he starred in the films “Balamut”, “Let's Talk, Brother”, “Urgent Call”, “Spouses of Orlov”. In 1979, he worked on the films “In One Beautiful Childhood”, “Circus Girl”, “The Adventures of the Little Dad”, “The Biggest Races”. In 1980, he received a role in the film "Sailors Have No Questions." In 1981 he played in the films "I want him to come", "Sixth". In 1982 he starred in the tapes “Crazy Day of Engineer Barkasov”, “Silver Revue”. In 1983 he played in the films “Without particular risk”, “Married bachelor”, “Love”, “We are from jazz”.
In 1984, he worked on the paintings Egorka, How to Become Famous, and Skydivers. In 1986 he played in the films “Flight to the Land of Monsters”, “Faith”, “Just One Turn”, “Well Sitting!”. In 1987, the picture "Shelter for Adults" was released with his participation. In 1988, he worked on the films French and Puppy. In 1989, he starred in the film “Belshazzar's Feasts”. In 1990, he worked on the tapes “Living Target” and “Lift for an Intermediate Person”. In 1991, he starred in the films Swamp Street, The Rest of the Wanderers, and The Devil's Drunk. In 1992, he participated in work on the film magazine The Wick. In 1994, he played in the film French and Russian Love.
Plots
Boris Gitin played in the film “Rest of the Wanderers”. Its story is about Colonel Smirnov, a retired policeman who travels to Moscow to take care of his pension. He meets old friends - journalist Spiridonov and writer Lomidze. Friends dine in a cafe called “Wanderers' Halt”. A day later, it ceases activity.