Soviet actors - men: secrets of popularity and biography

The era of Soviet cinema has long passed with the passage of time and the collapse of the largest state on the planet. Soviet actors - men and women - have come to the fore. Black and white movies about relationships and war have been replaced by others - sitcoms, TV shows and countless serials with a lot of special effects. Yes, and the actors who play the main characters, quite different - female roles are played by charming erotic beauties, and men are not averse to boasting of a pumped-up torso.

However, Soviet actors, men in particular, were popular among the female. Why they were respected, loved and looked for meetings? Who of the actors of the fifties of the last century was the most popular in the cinema? Favorite actors of the Soviet cinema, whose roles were remembered for the rest of their lives, led an unusual way of life and often hid its details from journalists.

"Irreplaceable" three comedians

The most popular men on television were those who are still remembered by the good half of those born in the USSR - Vitsin, Nikulin, Morgunov. The legendary trio became so fond of the viewer not only of the female, but also of the male, that they continued to withdraw in this composition in subsequent films. Such a composition was formed after the release of the film "The Caucasian Captive" and the performance of the song "If I had three wives". And although each of the actors was the only companion of life, the glory and suspicions of the adventures of the left firmly entrenched for men.

In the acting environment, the trio Vitsin-Nikulin-Morgunov liked to play improvised sketches in her images and amuse others. In addition to the "Caucasian Captive", they starred in a number of short films: "The Sneakers", Eldar Ryazanov's film "Give a Complaining Book", as well as thematic shootings of "Tales of the Russian Forest" and "New Calendar". In every film, the Soviet actors of the man were small hooligans who tried to make a dubious deal, steal something or sell.

Georgiy Vitsin

Georgiy Vitsin, despite the screen emancipation and the ability to easily transform into female and male images, led a rather reclusive way of life. This is the only daughter of the actor - Natalya. Even now, after the death of her father, after all these years she leads a reclusive life and does not want to talk about her father and his fate. In her free time, the woman writes pictures (love for drawing is also vaccinated by Vitsin), walks with dogs and tries to earn an extra penny.

Yury Nikulin

The famous Balbes met his wife thanks to a horse that nearly killed him during the performance. The girl worked on the farm after graduating from the agricultural institute and supplied the horses to the arena of the circus. Yuri and Tatyana quickly got married - the man did not want to endure for weeks and immediately got to know the relatives of his future wife. As soon as they learned that Yura was serving as a clown in the circus, Tanya suggested not to associate life with him, but she not only disobeyed, but she also settled herself to work in the circus. First, Tatiana Nikulina played a boy in a comic show, and later became a partner of her husband.

Leonid Bykov

Bykov Leonid Fedorovich, films with whom he was remembered for many of his identity and ingenious play of the actor himself, was born in a small village of Znamenka in the Donetsk region. Parents were workers. During the Great Patriotic War, all relatives were in evacuation in Barnaul.

Since childhood, impressed by the military actions, the boy wanted to become a pilot and enter the flight school. Twice trying to act, he was refused and soon moved to Leningrad.

Work in the theater began with the comedy "The Street of Three Nightingales", where Leonid played a fashionable style. Since 1960, for eight years he worked as an actor and director of the Lenfilm studio.

He acted as the director of the film "Some Old Men Are Going to the Battle", tired of waiting for the approval of another picture about the heroic deeds of the pilots.

In 1978, she began to take part in the filming of the project of a fantastic direction, performing several works at once - the screenwriter, director and actor of the leading role of an alien.

He crashed on April 11, 1979 in an accident. Subsequently, the accident was investigated very carefully, attracting experts from different fields of criminalistics. It was proved that Leonid Fedorovich himself committed an oversight while driving and until the last attempted to prevent an accident.

Wife - Bykova Tamara, gave the actor two children. Son Alexander has four children and currently lives in Canada.

Andrey Mironov

At birth, the actor bore the surname Menaker, was born on March 7, 1941. He is People's Artist of the Soviet Union.

Born in Moscow, like many other Soviet male actors in the family of artists. Despite the fact that the boy was born on the seventh day, the date of the International Women's Day was recorded on the birth certificate.

In his childhood he had no special interests - he once tried to collect stamps, but did not continue, so he abandoned it. Every summer vacation I liked to have a rest in the Holiday House.

For the first time an attempt to act in films took place in 1952. She was unsuccessful, and the actor was upset. After playing only on the school stage, and only then he played a role in the play "Russian People", staged by Constantine Simonov.

He studied at the theatrical school named after Boris Shchukin, and in 1960 received a role in the film "And if it's love?". Most of all I remember the audience thanks to roles in the films "Ordinary Miracle", "Diamond Arm" and "Three in a boat, not counting a dog".

Has a half-brother, who now works as a ballet-master - Kirill Alexandrovich Laskari. From the first marriage with Catherine Gradova, there is a daughter Maria. The second wife of the actor was Larisa Golubkina, Andrei adopted her daughter Maria.

He died from a vast hemorrhage to the brain right on the scene of the Riga Theater, and he did not finish the last scene. He was buried at the Vagankovo Cemetery. At the time of his death, Andrei Mironov was 47 years old.