Pavel Pavlenko
Pavel Pavlovich Pavlenko was a Soviet stage and film actor.
Life
Born in Kiev, he later moved to Moscow and graduated in 1919 from the Moscow City Theatrical School named for Anatoly Lunacharsky. He tried to join the Moscow Operetta, but was rejected by Grigory Yaron, who said, "We do not need a second Yaron!"He debuted on the stage in 1920. He worked in the Moscow Ukrainian Theater, in the Children's Theater, and elsewhere. During the Great Patriotic War, he played in the Mossovet Theatre.
After the war, he appeared more frequently in films, and was a favorite of Aleksandr Rou. His film career came to an end in the late seventies. He died in obscurity in Moscow in 1993.
Filmography
- 1946 – The Great Glinka as Faddey Bulgarin
- 1952 – Composer Glinka as Faddey Bulgarin
- 1952 – The Inspector as Superintendent of Schools
- 1953 – Attack from the Sea as Paul I of Russia
- 1957 – The Height as Old installer
- 1957 – The Duel as Svetlovidov
- 1958 – The Captain's Daughter as Solomin
- 1958 – Our Correspondent as Fedotov
- 1960 – Summer Vacation as Boroday
- 1960 – Fishers of Sponges as Baburis
- 1963 – Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors as Master of ceremonies
- 1963 – Lost Summer as Grandfather Yevgeny
- 1963 – The Big Fuse as Assistant to the Chairman
- 1964 – Jack Frost as Nastya's father
- 1966 – The Ugly Story as Akim Petrovich Zubikov
- 1967 – Fire, Water, and Brass Pipes as Vodyanoy
- 1968 – The Little Golden Calf as Funt
- 1968 – The Brothers Karamazov as Zosima
- 1969 – Adam and Heva as Old Dagestani
- 1970 – You Are Taimyr as Grandfather Babourine
- 1970 – Carousel as Ivan
- 1973 – Much Ado About Nothing as Dogberry
- 1976 – Twelve Chairs as Club guard