Alexey Mikhailov is a Soviet and Russian actor. His track record to date consists of 53 cinematic roles, including characters in the feature films "Time of Desires", "Return of the Resident", "Guys!" and the series "Samara 2", "Cordon Investigator Savelyev." Alexei Mikhailov first came to the cinema in 1978. He worked with actors Andrei Tartakov, Andrei Lebedev, Vadim Aleksandrov, Galina Stakhanova, Maxim Artamonov and others. He collaborated with directors Daria Poltoratskaya, Sergei Vinogradov, Veniamin Dorman, Sergey Lyalin, Vladimir Vinogradov. The most rated films and series with his participation - "Guys!" and Samara 2.
Brief biography of the actor
Alexei Mikhailov was born on January 31, 1945 in the city of Leningrad (USSR). Graduate of LGITMiK 1970. In 1988, he got a job as an actor in the New Drama Theater in Moscow. He also worked at the Gogol Center and at the Drama Theater. Komissarzhevskaya.
Theater work
Colleagues in the theater call Alexei Mikhailov a man with a memorable velvet voice, an actor endowed with kindness, which "goes into everything that he does on stage." In the New Drama Theater, the actor plays Chalkin in the production of “Three Sacks of Weed Wheat,” which is based on the work of writer Vladimir Tendryakov. The performance lasting 150 minutes, the audience called a sincere, soulful and realistic story about the trials of the war. The scene with Alexei Mikhailov in this performance is shared by Ivan Efremov, Mikhail Kalinichev and others.
In the play "The Salem Witches" by Arthur Miller, actor Alexei Mikhailov portrays Francis Ners. In the theatrical production “The Miracle of St. Anthony” he plays the bailiff, in the play “12 Angry Men” appears in the role of the Fourth.
First movie roles
In 1978, actor Alexei Mikhailov performed Rodionov in the film "The End of the Taiga Emperor." A film of the adventure genre in the USSR was watched by 23 million viewers. A cinematic project of a color image lasting 89 minutes was shot at Gorky Studio. “The End of the Taiga Emperor” is a biographical story from the life of Arkady Gaidar at the time when he commanded a special forces unit in 1922, which fought with the bandits of ataman Solovyov.
A year later, actor Alexei Mikhailov, whose photo is also posted here, starred in the film "The Abduction of Savoy." The adventure genre was created by filmmakers of the USSR, Poland and Bulgaria. A cinematic project directed by Benjamin Dorman tells of the adventures of a Polish boy, Jan and a Russian girl, Tanya, who once appeared on board an airliner captured by a group of drug dealers led by a former Nazi. The main roles in this film were played by Wlodzimierz Golovachinsky and Daria Mikhailova.
In 1980, depicts one of the main characters in the drama "Extraordinary Circumstances". This is a story about the head of the oil department, who has to prove in every possible way that his team is not able to provide one of the new plants with oil products in the required quantity.
Significant films
In 1981, the film “Guys!” Appeared on the USSR screens, in which one of the supporting roles was played by Alexei Mikhailov. The director of the film, Iskra Babich, in 1982, thanks to her work on this cinematic project, became the winner of the Berlin Film Festival in the category "Honorable Reminder" along with Sidney Pollack and Donald Cromby.
This is the story of Pavel Zubov (Alexander Mikhailov), who works at the mines, who, after the death of the ex-bride, takes responsibility for the fate of her children, among whom is his daughter.
In 1986, actor Alexei Mikhailov was included in the lead roles of the film "Lynx returns." The premiere of films of the children's genre took place in May of the same year. The director of the film, Agasi Babayan, displays the story of the forester Drozdov trying to tame a lynx named Kunak. The beast fled to the taiga when poachers killed its owner - a colleague of Drozdov.
New roles
The filmography of the actor Alexei Mikhailov is a list of several dozen cinematic works. In 2015, the actor played Kozlov Sr. in the series "Pennsylvania". Then he portrayed Konstantin Ustinovich Chernenko in the film “Nesterov’s Loop” and appeared in the role of Pyotr Sergeyevich in the television project of the serial format “It Doesn’t Happen”. In 2016, he played an elderly neighbor in the TV series Hornet’s Nest.