Today we will tell you more about who Mikhail Goryunov is. His personal life, as well as his creative path will be described below. His real name is Bendel. He was a Soviet film and theater actor. Recognized by the People's Artist of the RSFSR. He became the Laureate of the Stalin Prize of the second degree.
Biography
To begin with, Mikhail Goryunov is an actor whose photos attest to the special charisma that he possessed. He was born in Moscow in 1902, December 4. During the Civil War, he was an employee of the Revolutionary Military Council. In 1924 he graduated from the theater school of the third Moscow Art Theater. Since 1926, Mikhail Goryunov is an actor. His biography continues by serving in the Theater of E. B. Vakhtangov. He was the head of the production and literary parts, as well as the artistic director. He was engaged in pedagogical work since 1927 in the walls of the school at the theater. Since 1931 - in GITIS. He acted in films since 1921. He made his debut in the film "Everything is in our hands."
Mikhail Goryunov is an actor whose creative palette is dominated by bright comedic and satirical colors. This man is the creator of the vivid image of the violinist Schultz, a businessman and adventurer in art. A tendency to eccentricity was noted in the characters of the following characters: Glinka - factory director, and Karasik - a charming engineer. In the case of working on negative roles, the artist in a special way sharpened the characteristics. He created memorable images of Luazo - an arrogant businessman, gendarme captain, bureaucrat Kutasov and Khodkevich - a swaggering hetman.
Anatoly Goryunov passed away in 1951, July 10. He was buried in Moscow in the territory of the Novodevichy cemetery.
Actor Mikhail Goryunov: personal life
The actor’s father is Joseph Bendel. Mother - Anna Moskvina. Michael at an early age lost his father. Uncles from the mother participated in the upbringing of his nephew. We are talking about the
great actors Ivan Moskvin and Mikhail Tarhanov. The wife of the actor was Vera Bendina. They had two children: son Mikhail and daughter Anna, who followed in the footsteps of her father and became an actress of the Moscow Art Theater.
Theater roles
Mikhail Goryunov is an actor who in 1922 played the Sage in the play “Princess Turandot”. In 1925 he received the role of a young soldier in the production of Virinei. In 1927 he worked on the performance "Rift". In 1929, appeared as Ivan Babichev in the production of “Conspiracy of feelings”. In 1933, he got the main role in the play "Hamlet". Then he played the French soldier Celestin in the play "Intervention". In 1934 he appeared in the image of Baron Nyusenzhen in the production of "Human Comedy". In 1935 he worked on the play "Far". In 1936, he received the role of Benedict in the play “Much Ado About Nothing”. In 1937 he played the sailor Dymov in the play "Man with a Gun." In 1938, appeared in the image of Nikanor Vasilyevich Tkachenko in the production of "There was a soldier from the front." In 1939, he played the mayor in the play The Examiner. In 1941, he received the role of Sancho Panza in the play Don Quixote. In 1942, he played Ivan Ivanovich Globa in the production of Russian People. In 1944 he appeared in the image of a colonel in the play "Mademoiselle Nitouche". In 1950 he worked on the production of "The Conspiracy of the Doomed." He acted as the director of the play “Dangerous Turn”, on the implementation of which he worked together with A. I. Remizova.
Filmography
Mikhail Goryunov is an actor who in 1930 played the monk in the film "The Feast of St. Jorgen." In 1934, he starred as violinist Schulz in the film Petersburg Night. Played Mr. Luazo in the movie "Donut". In 1935, he received the role of Glinka, director of a paper mill in the film Three Comrades. In 1936 he played the gendarme captain in the film "Generation of Winners". Mikhail Goryunov is an actor who starred in the role of Anatoly Iosifovich Karasik in the film “Goalkeeper”. He played the secretary of the district committee Fyodor Ivanovich in the film "Party Ticket". Got the role of the artist Richet in the film "Dawns of Paris". In 1939 he played Hetman Khodkevich in the film "Minin and Pozharsky." Appeared as the head of the airport in the film "Air Mail". In 1941, starred in the role of Evgeny Stepanovich Kutasov in the film "Tanker Derbent."
In 1949, he played Alexei Nikolayevich Trofimov in the film "Happy Flight". The picture tells of a young driver Sinichkin. He gets his first car - a lorry, which has a number MV 22-12. The car was brought to a deplorable state by the "first-class driver" Zachezov, a self-confident sloven and a malicious violator of traffic rules. Thanks to the efforts of Sinichkin, the car is being transformed, as a result of which it brings him labor successes, as well as good luck in life - a meeting with Fenechka - the gas station. For her attention, the main character is vied by Zachezov, who transferred to an excellent passenger car. Fenechka prefers a young driver who loves his job, rejecting the loafer and a first-class poser who ditched his second car.
Awards
The actor in 1946 was awarded the title of People's Artist of the RSFSR. In 1950, for the role of Costa Varra in the production of The Conspiracy of the Doomed, he received the Stalin Prize of the second degree. 12/16/1946 awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor.
Now you know that Mikhail Goryunov is an actor. Photos of him are attached to this material.