
The theater and cinema actor Sergei Yursky died, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the press service of the Mossovet Theater.
The actor was 83 years old.
As the agency said in the theater, he was in the hospital in preventive treatment.
Sergey Yursky was born in Leningrad in 1935. In 1957, as a student, he was admitted to the Leningrad Bolshoi Drama Theater.
In 1978, Jurassic moved to Moscow and began to work in the Mossovet Theater. On the stage of the theater, he staged the performances “The theme with variations” by Samuel Aleshin, “True - good, but happiness is better” and “There was not a penny, but suddenly Altyn” by Alexander Ostrovsky, “The funeral in California” by Rustam Ibrahimbekov, “Ornifl, or the Tested Demo” by Jean Anuya, “The Definnik” and “Polonaza and the evening of the absurdity” of Igor. Vacetis. He played in the performances “The topic with variations” (Igor Mikhailovich, Dmitry Nikolaevich), “Ged Gabbler” (Tesman), “The Last Visitor” (Visitor), “Ornifl, or through Greek” (Ornifli), etc.
On the stage of the Moscow Art Theater named after A.P. Chekhov was played by the roles of Fogler in the production “after rehearsal” by Ingmar Bergman, Zhevakin in the “marriage” of Nikolai Gogol, Yaroslav Kvapil in Pavel Kogut “zeros”.
In the theater "School of the Modern Play", he performed the director and actor in the performances of the "chairs" of Ionesko, the provocation of Vacetis and the "evening ringing. Dinner with Comrade Stalin ”based on the play by Jonah Drutse.
In 1992, Jurassic organized “artists of Sergey Yursky” in Moscow and staged the play “CXI players” based on the play by Nikolai Gogol “Players”, where Glova played.
In May 2013, Jurassic staged a play “Flights with an angel” about the artist Mark Shagale, where he played five roles.
The debut of Sergey Yursky in the cinema was the film "The Tale of the Newlyweds", shot in 1959. The main role of an eccentric in the eccentric comedy of Eldar Ryazanov, “Man from nowhere” (1961), played him famous. Then there were roles in the paintings "Fortress actress" (1963), "Time, go ahead!" (1965), “Republic of Shkki” (1966), “Golden Calf” (1968), “Intervention” (1968), “King-King” (1969), “Broken Snowman” (1973), “Rasmus-Riveg” (1978), etc.