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He was born Mikhail Aleksandrovich Ulyanov, on November 20, 1927, in\nthe village of Bergamak, Omsk province, Soviet Union. His father,\nAleksandr Andreevich Ulyanov, was Chairman of a Soviet collective farm,\nthen Mayor of the town of Tara, Russia. His mother, Elizaveta\nMikhailovna Ulyanova, was a homemaker. Young Mikhail Ulyanov enjoyed a\nrather privileged life during his childhood and youth, because of his\nfather's position in the Soviet Communist Party. Eventually, Ulyanov\nhimself joined the Soviet Communist Party, a move that helped his\ncareer. His name was similar to that of the founder of the Soviet\nCommunist Party, Ulyanov-Lenin, a fact that helped Ulyanov to get to\nplay the character of Lenin, the most lucrative stage and film\ncharacter in the former Soviet Union.

From 1946 - 1950 Ulyanov studied acting at Shchukin Theatrical School\nof Vakhtangov Theatre in Moscow, under Boris Zakhava, graduating in\n1950 as an actor. Since 1950 until his death in 2007, Ulyanov was a\npermanent member of the troupe at Vakhtangov Drama Theatre. There his\nstage partners were such actors as\nVasiliy Lanovoy,\nRuben Simonov,\nMikhail Astangov, Boris Zakhava,\nVarvara Popova,\nYuliya Borisova,\nLyudmila Maksakova,\nLyudmila Tselikovskaya,\nMarianna Vertinskaya,\nNina Ruslanova,\nIrina Kupchenko,\nNatalya Tenyakova,\nNikolai Plotnikov,\nYuriy Yakovlev,\nVladimir Etush,\nVyacheslav Shalevich,\nAndrei Abrikosov,\nGrigori Abrikosov,\nBoris Babochkin,\nNikolai Gritsenko,\nNikolai Timofeyev,\nAleksandr Grave,\nEvgeniy Karelskikh,\nSergey Makovetskiy, and other notable\nRussian actors.

In 1987, Mikhail Ulyanov became artistic director of the Vakhtangov\nTheatre in Moscow. During the course of his career, Ulyanov was closely\nwatched by the Communist Party and also by Ekaterina Furtseva, the most\npowerful woman in the 1960s - 1970s Soviet Union as Minister of\nCulture, she ordered Ulyanov to "keep playing Lenin and other\nrole-models" for the Soviet people. Eventually Ulyanov became known for\nhis portrayal of exemplary communists, Soviet-era heroes, and other\ncharacters typical of the Soviet propaganda on stage and in film.\nUlyanov played the character of Marshal\nGeorgi Zhukov in several Soviet war films.\nAlthough, he never met the legendary Marshal Zhukov, Ulyanov became the\nofficially approved impersonator of the famous Soviet military leader.\nUlyanov's facial expression closely resembled that of Marshal Georgi\nZhukov, so Ulyanov's face was used as a model for the monument to\nZhukov in Moscow.

With the official recognition in the roles as Lenin and Zhukov, Ulyanov\nwas granted more flexibility in his artistic choices, he enjoyed the\nprivilege of playing several roles that opened the true range of his\nacting talent. In 1970 Ulyanov played one of his best roles ever as\nGeneral Charnota, a White Russian émigré, in\nBeg (1971), an epic film by directors Alov\nand Naumov. In 1979, a few years after the death of actor-director\nVasiliy Shukshin, Ulyanov directed a\nstage production of Shukshin's unfinished project "Ya prishel dat vam\nvolyu" (aka.. I came to let you free). In that production, Ulyanov\nplayed the leading role as Stepan Razin, Russian historic hero of the\n17 century, who was the Cossac leader of a major popular uprising\nagainst the Russian Tzar, and was brutally executed by the Russian\ngovernment at the Red Square in Moscow.

During the political changes in the 1980s Soviet Union, Ulyanov was\ncritical of dramatic social shifts caused by "perestroika" and\n"glasnost" initiated by Mikhail Gorbachev. However, Ulyanov continued\nplaying the character of V. I. Lenin in numerous productions on stage\nand on Soviet National television. After the collapse of the Soviet\nUnion, he expressed his disappointment with the drastic socio-economic\nchanges and cultural chaos in the post-Soviet Russia. He played a\nnumber of patriotic, violent and controversial characters in several\nfilms made during the post-Soviet era. During the 2000s, Ulyanov used\nhis star power to help his less fortunate colleagues in Russian\nTheatrical Union. He also supported the politics of Russian President.

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Director Stanislav Govorukhin said that actor Galkin was a rare talent\nable to fill silence with deep special meaning. Director Vladimir\nBortko stated that Galkin was a delicate and sensitive person who died\nbecause of yellow press and ruthless paparazzi.

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He was born Mikhail Aleksandrovich Ulyanov, on November 20, 1927, in\nthe village of Bergamak, Omsk province, Soviet Union. His father,\nAleksandr Andreevich Ulyanov, was Chairman of a Soviet collective farm,\nthen Mayor of the town of Tara, Russia. His mother, Elizaveta\nMikhailovna Ulyanova, was a homemaker. Young Mikhail Ulyanov enjoyed a\nrather privileged life during his childhood and youth, because of his\nfather's position in the Soviet Communist Party. Eventually, Ulyanov\nhimself joined the Soviet Communist Party, a move that helped his\ncareer. His name was similar to that of the founder of the Soviet\nCommunist Party, Ulyanov-Lenin, a fact that helped Ulyanov to get to\nplay the character of Lenin, the most lucrative stage and film\ncharacter in the former Soviet Union.

From 1946 - 1950 Ulyanov studied acting at Shchukin Theatrical School\nof Vakhtangov Theatre in Moscow, under Boris Zakhava, graduating in\n1950 as an actor. Since 1950 until his death in 2007, Ulyanov was a\npermanent member of the troupe at Vakhtangov Drama Theatre. There his\nstage partners were such actors as\nVasiliy Lanovoy,\nRuben Simonov,\nMikhail Astangov, Boris Zakhava,\nVarvara Popova,\nYuliya Borisova,\nLyudmila Maksakova,\nLyudmila Tselikovskaya,\nMarianna Vertinskaya,\nNina Ruslanova,\nIrina Kupchenko,\nNatalya Tenyakova,\nNikolai Plotnikov,\nYuriy Yakovlev,\nVladimir Etush,\nVyacheslav Shalevich,\nAndrei Abrikosov,\nGrigori Abrikosov,\nBoris Babochkin,\nNikolai Gritsenko,\nNikolai Timofeyev,\nAleksandr Grave,\nEvgeniy Karelskikh,\nSergey Makovetskiy, and other notable\nRussian actors.

In 1987, Mikhail Ulyanov became artistic director of the Vakhtangov\nTheatre in Moscow. During the course of his career, Ulyanov was closely\nwatched by the Communist Party and also by Ekaterina Furtseva, the most\npowerful woman in the 1960s - 1970s Soviet Union as Minister of\nCulture, she ordered Ulyanov to "keep playing Lenin and other\nrole-models" for the Soviet people. Eventually Ulyanov became known for\nhis portrayal of exemplary communists, Soviet-era heroes, and other\ncharacters typical of the Soviet propaganda on stage and in film.\nUlyanov played the character of Marshal\nGeorgi Zhukov in several Soviet war films.\nAlthough, he never met the legendary Marshal Zhukov, Ulyanov became the\nofficially approved impersonator of the famous Soviet military leader.\nUlyanov's facial expression closely resembled that of Marshal Georgi\nZhukov, so Ulyanov's face was used as a model for the monument to\nZhukov in Moscow.

With the official recognition in the roles as Lenin and Zhukov, Ulyanov\nwas granted more flexibility in his artistic choices, he enjoyed the\nprivilege of playing several roles that opened the true range of his\nacting talent. In 1970 Ulyanov played one of his best roles ever as\nGeneral Charnota, a White Russian émigré, in\nBeg (1971), an epic film by directors Alov\nand Naumov. In 1979, a few years after the death of actor-director\nVasiliy Shukshin, Ulyanov directed a\nstage production of Shukshin's unfinished project "Ya prishel dat vam\nvolyu" (aka.. I came to let you free). In that production, Ulyanov\nplayed the leading role as Stepan Razin, Russian historic hero of the\n17 century, who was the Cossac leader of a major popular uprising\nagainst the Russian Tzar, and was brutally executed by the Russian\ngovernment at the Red Square in Moscow.

During the political changes in the 1980s Soviet Union, Ulyanov was\ncritical of dramatic social shifts caused by "perestroika" and\n"glasnost" initiated by Mikhail Gorbachev. However, Ulyanov continued\nplaying the character of V. I. Lenin in numerous productions on stage\nand on Soviet National television. After the collapse of the Soviet\nUnion, he expressed his disappointment with the drastic socio-economic\nchanges and cultural chaos in the post-Soviet Russia. He played a\nnumber of patriotic, violent and controversial characters in several\nfilms made during the post-Soviet era. During the 2000s, Ulyanov used\nhis star power to help his less fortunate colleagues in Russian\nTheatrical Union. He also supported the politics of Russian President.

From 1976 - 1990, Ulyanov served as Permanent Member of the Central\nCommittee of the Communist Party of the USSR. In the course of his\nacting career spanning over 50 years, Ulyanov received numerous Soviet\nand Russian awards and decorations, such as the Order of Lenin (twice),\nOrder of October Revolution, and was awarded Lenin's Prize and State\nPrize of the USSR. He died of a heart failure on March 26, 2007, in\nMoscow, and was laid to rest in Novodevichy Cemetery in Moscow, Russia.","jobs":["Actor","Director","Writer"],"imdb_id":"nm0880761","jw_id":217805,"id":"66c7a6ae5d5a9135b0079d38"},{"name":"Anna Sinyakina","image":null,"bio":"Anna Sinyakina was born on 26 June 1981 in Moscow, Russia. She is an actress, known for Voroshilovskiy strelok (1999), Noch na zakate leta (2011) and Where Truth Lies (2019).","jobs":["Actress"],"imdb_id":"nm0802543","jw_id":444671,"id":"66c7a6af5d5a9135b0079d39"},{"name":"Aleksandr Porokhovshchikov","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BNWI3Y2NiOWQtNThkMy00NmNiLWI0OGQtNDcwZjlhMWY0NGVmXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjg3MTIwODI@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Movie and theater actor, film director and producer. Leading man in 42\nmovies, starred in 90 theater productions. Wife Irina\nZhukova-Porokhovshchikova, theater reviewer, starred in his latest\nmovie Tsenzuru k pamyati ne dopuskayu (1992). Uncensored Memories is the first prize winner at the\nfirst festival of Russian movie in St. Rafael, France 1993.","jobs":["Actor","Director","Writer"],"imdb_id":"nm0691775","jw_id":223888,"id":"66c7a6b05d5a9135b0079d3a"},{"name":"Vladislav Galkin","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTAyNGUxZmQtZjIxYS00Njg4LTkyNDMtOTE4YTNkYjExNjYzXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjg3MTIwODI@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Vladislav Galkin was a Russian actor known for The Master and Margarita\n(2005 TV mini-series) and\nV avguste 44-go (2001).

He was born Vladislav Sukhachev on the 25th of December, 1971, in\nSaint-Petersburg, Russia. His mother, filmmaker\nYelena Galkina, divorced from his\nfather, and later married popular Russian actor\nBoris Galkin. Eventually, he was adopted by\nhis stepfather, Boris Galkin. He shot to\nfame in the Soviet Union at the age of 9, as Huckleberry Finn in the\npopular series\nPriklyucheniya Toma Soyera i Geklberri Finna (1982)\nby director Stanislav Govorukhin.

From 1988 - 1992 he studied acting at Shchukin School of Acting,\ngraduating in 1992 from the class of Albert Gurov. From 1994 - 1998 he\nstudied directing at VGIK, the Russian State Film Institute in Moscow,\nunder Vladimir Khotinenko, graduating in 1998 as director. That same\nyear he married his fourth wife,\nDarya Mikhaylova.

Thanks to his versatility, Vladislav Galkin managed to overcome the\ninitial typecast as a regular Russian man. He demonstrated remarkable\nrange in various leading and supporting roles, such as Sashok in\npopular series Dalnoboyshchiki (2001 TV series), in Diversant (2004 TV\nmini-series) and in\nDiversant 2. Konets voyny (2007).\nWhile filming 'Diversant' without a stunt, Galkin fell and broke a leg\nthat became infected and required eleven surgeries that caused him\nchronic pain. After that tragedy he had to use painkillers to continue\nfilming.

In 2009 he was arrested after a conflict at a Moscow bar where a barmen\nrefused to serve him. Galkin pulled a pneumatic gun before a security\ncamera and made one shot, then he engaged in a fistfight with a Russian\nlaw enforcement officer. All that was used against him in court. Galkin\nwas sentenced to fourteen months in prison. With the help of famous\nattorney Genrikh Padva the sentence was commuted. Soon Galkin was\nfilming again, but he was suffering from moral and physical pain. In\nDecember 2009 he was hospitalized with pancreatic disease and his\nhealth was in danger.

Vladislav Galkin suffered from massive bullying by Moscow media and was\nostracized by some of his peers. His wife, actress\nDarya Mikhaylova, left him in 2009.\nAbandonment caused him depression and further problems with alcohol. He\ndied of heart failure on 25th of February 2010 in his Moscow home,\nwhere his body laid unattended for two days until the law enforcement\nentered by breaking the front door.

Director Stanislav Govorukhin said that actor Galkin was a rare talent\nable to fill silence with deep special meaning. Director Vladimir\nBortko stated that Galkin was a delicate and sensitive person who died\nbecause of yellow press and ruthless paparazzi.

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