The picture "Charlotte's Necklace", the actors and roles of which are presented in this article, is one of the films of Evgeny Tatarsky, the creator of the series "Streets of Broken Lights". The film was released on Soviet screens in 1984. The script was written based on the work of Anatoly Romov.
Plot
The film tells about the struggle of state security officers with farmers, smugglers and other elements of the criminal world. KGB Colonel Vladimir Seregin is the main character in the movie Charlotte’s Necklace. The actor who played it is one of the outstanding artists of Russian cinema, Kirill Lavrov. One of the last roles he performed in the television film "The Master and Margarita."
KGB officer Anton Pavlov - assistant Seryogin. This is another central character in the Charlotte Necklace movie. The actors who embodied the images of crime fighters on the screen are described in more detail below.
Killed small farmer Viktor Korablev. The main characters investigate the crime and suddenly go on the trail of large smugglers. The killing of Korablev, as it later turns out, is directly related to the plan to export abroad an antique item called Charlotte’s necklace.
Actors
The main roles in the film were played by Kirill Lavrov and Vadim Ledogorov. Igor Yankovsky played a farce in the film Charlotte’s Necklace. The actor Yuri Kuznetsov also played a negative role in this film. Elena Nightingale played Maria Zenova. The actress embodied on the screen the image of a woman who collects antiques, which KGB officers turn to more than once, believing that it is she who will help them get on the trail of the Charlotte's necklaces.
Actor Sergei Vinogradov played the role of KGB general. Georgy Martirosyan, Valery Matveev, Vladimir Soshalsky, Alexey Resser, Galina Nikulina, Evgeny Kindinov also played in the film .
Kirill Lavrov
In the filmography of the laureate of several state awards and people's artist of the USSR, there are more than a dozen roles. The film career of Kirill Lavrov began in the mid-fifties. He played the first main role in the film "Quarrel in Lukashi". As a director, Lavrov acted on the set of the film "The Brothers Karamazov." The actor played in such films as The Taming of Fire, The Living and the Dead, A Glass of Water, Trust, My Affectionate and Tender Beast, Gangster Petersburg.
Vadim Ledogorov
The actor is best known for the film "Through thorns to the stars." Since 1995, Vadim Ledogorov has been living abroad. In New Zealand, he teaches acting, acts in films, plays on the stage and plays. In 1991, the actor played the role of Leonid Chernenko in the feature film dedicated to the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
Igor Yankovsky
The owner of the famous acting surname to act in films began in the early seventies. Igor Yankovsky played in the films "Dove", "At the beginning of the game", "namesake", "Married bachelor" and others. For more than ten years, the actor played on the stage of the Theater on Malaya Bronnaya.
Yuri Kuznetsov
The actor, famous for his role as a police lieutenant colonel, was born in the family of a law enforcement officer. Nevertheless, since childhood he dreamed of a scene. As a schoolboy, Kuznetsov attended the drama club, and the theater was so fascinated by him that, having received a certificate of maturity, he entered the acting department of the Far Eastern Institute of Arts.
His debut took place in 1973. It was a small role in the film of Nikita Mikhalkov. In the nineties, Yuri Kuznetsov played in such films as “Afghan Break”, “Prison Novel”, “Fatal Eggs”, “Arrival of a Train”. The actor’s later works include roles in the films “Poor People”, “Wonderland”, “Easy at Mention”.
Elena Solovey
This actress began her career in cinema in the 60s. The most famous films present in Elena Solovey’s filmography are “Children of Vanyushin”, “Slave of Love”, “A Few Days from Oblomov’s Life”, “You Never Had A Dream”. In 1991, the actress left for the United States. She worked on Russian radio for several years, then taught acting. Elena Solovey and today acted in films, but mainly in foreign films ("The Lost City Z", "The Masters of the Night").