Charlotte's Necklace: actors

The painting "Charlotte's Necklace", the actors and roles of which are presented in this article, is one of the films of Yevgeny Tatarsky, creator of the series "Streets of Broken Lights". The film was released on the Soviet screens in 1984. The script was written according to the work of Anatoly Romov.

Plot

The film narrates about the struggle of state security officers with fartsers, smugglers and other elements of the criminal world. Colonel of the KGB Vladimir Seregin - the main character of the film "Charlotte's Necklace." The actor who played it, is one of the most outstanding actors of Russian cinema Kirill Lavrov. One of the last roles he performed in the television movie "Master and Margarita."

KGB officer Anton Pavlov - assistant Seryogin. This is another central character in the Charlotte Necklace. на экране образы борцов с преступностью, подробнее рассказано ниже. About the actors who embodied on the screen the images of fighters with crime, more details are given below.

Victor Korablev is killed by a minor bully. The main characters are investigating the crime and suddenly go to the trail of large smugglers. The killing of Korablev, as it later turns out, has a direct bearing on the plan for exporting an antiquarian thing called Charlotte's Necklace abroad.

Actors

The main roles in the film were performed by Kirill Lavrov and Vadim Ledogorov. Igor Yankovsky played a forefinger in the film "Charlotte's Necklace." Actor Yuri Kuznetsov in this film also played a negative role. Elena Solovey played Maria Zenova. The actress embodied on the screen the image of a woman collecting antiques, to which the KGB officers often appeal, believing that it will help them to reach the trail of the kidnappers "Charlotte's Necklace."

Actor Sergei Vinogradov played the role of general of the KGB. The film was also played by Georgi Martirosyan, Valery Matveyev, Vladimir Soshalsky, Alexei Resser, Galina Nikulina, Yevgeny Kindinov.

Cyril Lavrov

In the filmography of the laureate of several state prizes and the People's Artist of the USSR, not one dozen roles. Cyril Lavrov's film career began in the mid-fifties. He performed the first major role in the film "The Quarrel in Lukashi". As a director, Lavrov spoke at the shooting of the film "The Brothers Karamazov." The actor played in such films as "The Taming of Fire", "The Living and the Dead", "The Glass of Water", "The Trust", "My Tender and Affectionate Beast", "Banditsky Petersburg".

Vadim Ledogorov

The actor is best known for his film "Through the thorns to the stars". Since 1995, Vadim Ledogorov has lived abroad. In New Zealand, he teaches acting skills, starred in films, plays theatrical stage and staged performances. In 1991, the actor played the role of Leonid Chernenko in an art film dedicated to the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident.

Igor Yankovsky

The owner of the famous actor's surname to star in the movie began in the early seventies. Igor Yankovsky played in the movies "Golubka", "At the beginning of the game", "Namesakes", "Married bachelor" and others. More than ten years the actor played on the stage of the Theater on Malaya Bronnaya.

Yuri Kuznetsov

The actor, famous for his role as a lieutenant colonel of militia, was born into a family of law enforcement officers. Nevertheless, from childhood I dreamed about the stage. As a schoolboy, Kuznetsov attended a drama circle, and the theater so captivated him that, after receiving a certificate of maturity, he entered the acting department of the Far Eastern Institute of Arts.

His debut took place in 1973. It was a small role in Nikita Mikhalkov's film. In the nineties, Yuri Kuznetsov played in such films as "Afghan Break", "Prison Novel", "Fatal Eggs", "Arrival of the Train". The late works of the actor include roles in the paintings "Poor people", "Wonderland", "Easy at the Moment."

Elena Nightingale

This actress began her career in cinema in the 60s. The most famous films, present in the filmography of Elena Solovei, are "The Children of Vanyushin", "The Slave of Love," "A Few Days from the Life of Oblomov," "You Never dreamed." In 1991, the actress left for the United States. For several years she worked on Russian radio, then she taught acting skills. Elena Solovey still starred in films, but mostly in foreign films ("Lost City Z", "The hosts of the night").