Today we will talk about who Nikolai Lavrov is. Biography and his career will be discussed below. It's about a Russian actor. He was born on April 8, 1944 in St. Petersburg.
Biography
Nikolai Lavrov studied at the Leningrad State Institute of Theater, Music and Cinematography. He graduated from the course of Zinovy Korogodsky directing faculty. He served in the army. It was in the period from 1963 to 1966. Nikolai Lavrov is an actor who served in the Maly and Bolshoi Drama Theaters. In the movie, he made his debut in the film "Cases of bygone days." This happened in 1972. The actor died due to an extensive heart attack in 2000, on August 12. He was buried in St. Petersburg on Literatorsky bridges.
Nikolai Lavrov: family and recognition
The actor has a son, whose name is
Fedor Lavrov. He is an actor. The second son is Grigory Lavrov. He is the director of the Discovery Networks channel in Northeast Europe and Russia. Nikolai Lavrov in 1984 received the title of Honored Artist of the RSFSR. He is a Laureate of the 1986 State Prize of the Soviet Union.
Creation
The actor played his best roles on stage in the productions of
Lev Dodin. In 1974, in the first performance according to Chapek, he embodied the image of a professor. Later there were productions of “Appointment”, “Live and Remember”, “Tattooed Rose”. In 1980, he played in the play "House". In 1985 - in the “Brothers and Sisters” dilogy. In it, the actor received the role of Lukashin - the chairman of the collective farm. Then he worked on the performances “Broken Pitcher”, “Demons”. He embodied the image of Simeonov-Pishchik in the production of "The Cherry Orchard." He participated in the legendary performance “Marble” based on the work of Joseph Brodsky. He played in the production of "Love under the Elms." The actor was loved by critics and the public.
Filmography
Nikolai Lavrov starred in the film "Cases of bygone days." He worked on the film "The Prince and the Pauper." In 1973 he received the role of Sysoev in the film "Salty Dog." In 1974 he played the Nightingale the Robber in the film "Ivan da Marya". In 1975, he starred in the role of Oleg Pavlovich in the film "Diary of the school principal." In 1976, embodied the image of the artist in the film "The Princess and the Pea." In 1979 he worked on the film "Foreman." In 1980, he played the investigator in the film "A sharp turn." He starred in the role of Denis Radov - the local truck driver in the film "On the Shore of a Big River". Played a village relative Valera Tikhonov in the film "Useless." In 1981, he starred in the role of Michael Smith in the film "Girl and Grand." In 1981, he played the precinct in the film "Three times about love." In 1982, he starred in the role of Kuznetsov in the film "For No Apparent Reason." Played by Mikhail Pryaslin in the film "House".
In 1984, he starred as Inspector Baxter in the film "Testament of Professor Dowell." Played Seva in the film "Darling, dear, beloved, the only one." In 1985, he starred as Sergeant Eddie Griffith in the movie "Solo Swimming". He played Pyotr Ivanovich - the director in the theater - in the film "Was the Snow Maiden summoned?" He worked on the film "Sophia Kovalevskaya." In 1986, he starred in the role of Marat Pavlovich in the tape "Playground." He played the black gentleman in the movie Lefty. He starred as an instructor of the district committee in the film "The First Guy." Played Gurov in the film "Silent Consequence." In 1987, he played the sheriff in the film "Island of the Dead Ships." In 1989, he starred in the role of Matvey Studenkin in the film "Death". He played the burgher in the film "Rouen Maiden nicknamed Pyshka". In 1989, he received the role of Ilona's father in the film "It Was By the Sea."
In 1990, he played Oleg Petrovich in the film Nikolai Vavilov. He worked on the film "Chocolate Riot." In 1991, he played a doctor in the film "Young Catherine" produced in the USA, Canada and Great Britain. He worked on the film "Happy Days." In 1992, he played the pilot, commander Littlejohn in the short film "Bad luck." Got the role of General Barmin in the film "Racket." Played Senya in the film "Strange Men Semenova Catherine." In 1993, he worked on the film “The Curse of Duran”. In 1994, he played the guardian in the film "The Hunt." In 1997, he starred in the role of a vampire fighter in the film “Ghoul”. In 1998 he worked on the painting "Spirit". He played Rusetskiy in the film "Calendula Flowers". He starred in the role of producer Armen Karabanov Jr. in the series "Streets of Broken Lights". From 1999 to 2000 he worked on the film "National Security Agent." In it, the actor got the role of Viktor Surkov. In 2000, he played General Minaev in the TV series Kamenskaya. Got the role of investigator in the film "Turkish March". He played Arkady Viktorovich Bogolepov in the series "Deadly Force."
Plots
Nikolai Lavrov starred in the film "Cases of bygone days." The plot of the picture tells how Epiphany was killed in 1926 - an antique dealer, after which a significant contribution was left to the Bank of Switzerland, intended for the Russian Empire. In the seventies, the investigation is resuming in this case. 46 years have passed since the crime, however, state security officers find out that Katya is not only a woman's name, but also the key to this matter.
The actor also starred in the movie "The Prince and the Pauper." His story tells about the life of Humphrey - a servant of Prince Edward. He rescued Tom Kenti, a beggar boy, from a thrashing. The grateful young man went to the palace to find a savior. Through a chimney he entered Edward's chambers.