Igor Kartashev is a Soviet and Russian actor who took part in many interesting film projects. The artist's family supports him, but always requires the proper result. As Igor Kartashev admits, the actor’s wife never adored his work as the wife of other artists, but she asked him to do something with dignity. It is not known whether this is the work of Igor’s wife or the actor himself is constantly improving, but each of his roles is played perfectly, and each character is worked out to the smallest detail. This article details the best roles of Igor Kartashev!
"Turn the other way around"
The premiere of the comedy film took place on March 7, 2014.
The film tells about the famous singer Nikolai, whose role was played by his namesake Nikolai Baskov. The hero habitually lives his stellar life, gives interviews, enjoys the attention of fans and bathes in the glory. However, at some turning point, tired after a long tour, Nikolai realizes that everything that happens, all the pretentious glamor does not give him any pleasure. The singer thinks about what went wrong in his life and turns to his childhood dreams. As a child, Nikolai dreamed of becoming a pilot.
In the life of every person there is a place for a real miracle. Little pilot Kolya, who painfully resembles a famous singer as a child, lands, receiving a distress signal from Nikolai, who was saddened by the nostalgia that overtook him. The pilot opens the curtain of possible happiness for the artist, and the music of the charming violinist Kati, played by Ekaterina Olkina, makes the singer want to repeat everything.
For this, Nicholas only needs to have a magic watch. The pilot warns him that while they go, he needs to have time to return from a magical journey for happiness.
Nikolai goes for adventure, but instead of a happy journey he goes to hell. The artist is in a place where everything happens the other way around. For people, a penny in a wallet is a truly rare guest, but many of them become Nikolai real friends. They always help him, help out the troubles that follow one after another. Over time, the singer understands that, despite all the misfortunes, he is truly happy.
In this film, Kartashev played Roberta.
"Queen of the game"
The melodrama was released on May 19, 2014.
The film tells about the girl Anna, whose father exactly twenty years ago, as a novice businessman, deceived the hotel from his father Sergei and deprived him of the profitable business, money and the meaning of life. Sergei, at that time a little seven-year-old boy, accidentally witnessed all this, and for all subsequent years he dreamed of only one thing: revenge.
The guy decides to morally kill Anna's father and realizes that he can only do this through the girl. However, everything is not so simple. Making Anna fall in love with him, Sergei himself falls in love with a girl. Now the guy has a difficult choice: fulfill his dream or retreat, choosing love.
In the film, Igor Kartashev played the role of Nikolai Elagin, the head of the security service.
"Stairway to Heaven"
The first series of melodrama was released on television on January 25, 2016.
This series is a true love story of modern Romeo and Juliet.
Anya and Artem have been together since childhood, not parting for a minute. Their sincere childhood friendship grew into an equally sincere first love. However, Artem was sent to study abroad, and Ani's father married a second time and brought a gorgeous woman, actress Avdotya Makarov, to their house. The new wife of Anin's father already had two children from his first marriage - Tristan and Isolde. Avdotya’s daughter began to envy Anna and her life, because of which she decided to take away from the girl everything that she loves, including Artem.
In the series, actor Igor Kartashev played the role of Cyril.
"Afghanistan. Point of no return"
The film was released in 2011.
The film’s actions take viewers to the events of December 12, 1979. The events of the picture develop in several storylines and converge together at the end of the film.
Student of the journalism faculty Nastya collects material for her term paper. Then the girl is faced with the story of eighteen-year-old Andrey, who, having quarreled with his girlfriend, and having survived a series of random coincidences, ended up in military service in Afghanistan. After ten whole years, Nastya rereads the letters that were kept in her mother’s old diary, and realizes that that guy may be her father. But this does not answer her main question.