Mikhail Tsaryov
Soviet actor and theatre director
About Mikhail Tsaryov
Lived 1903 – 1987 (aged 83). Mikhail Tsaryov was a Russian actor, theatre director, television actor, drama teacher, film actor and pedagogue.
Filmography
1932: First Platoon as Lieutenant Kerenko 1933: The Storm as Boris Grigoryevich 1934: Twice Born as Brovko 1936: Gobsek as old organ-grinder 1938: Treasure Island as Dr. Livesay 1942: Concert to the Front as reader 1952: Woe from Wit as Alexander Andreevich Chatsky 1952: There Are Enough Common People for Every Wise Man as Glumov 1957: Pigmalion as Henry Higgins 1958: The Poem of the Sea as Aristarkhov 1974: House of Ostrovsky as King Berendey 1981: Profitable Place as Aristarkh Vladimirovich Vyshnevsky
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Who was Mikhail Tsaryov?
Soviet actor and theatre director (1903-1987)
When was Mikhail Tsaryov born?
Mikhail Tsaryov was born on 18 November 1903 in Tver.
When did Mikhail Tsaryov die?
Mikhail Tsaryov died on 4 November 1987 in Moscow.
What was Mikhail Tsaryov's occupation?
Mikhail Tsaryov was an actor, theatre director, television actor, drama teacher, film actor and pedagogue.
What nationality was Mikhail Tsaryov?
Mikhail Tsaryov was Russian.
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