Actor Alexander Lenkov died

Today, April 21, in Moscow, after a serious illness at the age of 70, the theater and film actor Alexander Lenkov died.

It is reported by Interfax .

Alexander Sergeyevich Lenkov was born in 1943, in 1965 he graduated from the studio at the theater. The Moscow City Council was accepted into the troupe of the theater. Since that time, Alexander Lenkov was the actor of the theater. The Moscow City Council, starred in the cinema, performed on television and radio. Later he taught at VGIK.

In 1964, he first starred in the movies in the films “Give a complaint book” and “Keys from the sky”, which brought him wide fame. Lenkov was also remembered by the images of bachelors in the films “Winter Cherry” (1985) and “Little Faith” (1988).

On the radio, the artist voiced the role of Andrei Alekseevich Azbuchkin in the children's program "Merry Alphabet". In 2001, the programs “CoAPP” and “Stew the Light” with the participation of Alexander Lenkov received the TEFI Award.