
On December 29, 1942, Vsevolod Abdulov, actor, was born.
Personal business
Vsevolod Osipovich Abdulov (1942-2002) was born in evacuation in Chisinau (according to other sources, in Moscow), in an acting family. His father Osip Abdulov played at the Mossovet Theater, mother Elizabeth Abdulova-Metelskaya was an actress of one of the children's theaters. Subsequently, she wrote children's plays and scripts for radio plays. Osip Abdulov has worked on the radio since 1924, staged more than 200 performances there, organized art broadcasting for children. When Vsevolod was 10 years old, his father died of a stroke.
About the same time, Seva began to go on stage. The familiar family of Nina Nikisheva said : “From childhood he was forced to earn extra money. Thank you, my father’s colleagues recalled him when the suitable children's role happened. So he became earned from ten years and graduated from the school, because the final exams coincided with the filming of the film. ”
Abdulov’s debut in the cinema was the role in the film “Wait for letters”, the premiere of which took place in 1960.
In the same year, Abdulov submitted documents to all theatrical universities in Moscow. He held a competition in GITIS and at the Schukin Theater School, but most of all he wanted to get to the Moscow Art Theater School with which problems arose. “At one of the consultations,” said Abdulova Julia's daughter, “my father met with an older student Vladimir Vysotsky. He helped him a lot, taught some intricacies of acting. ”
As a result, Abdulov was enrolled in the Moscow Art Theater School. After graduating from his studies, he played on the stage of the Moscow Art Theater and at the Taganka Theater.
From his youth he loved poetry: in the 1960s on Mayakovsky Square, where poetic readings were arranged, student Abdulov recited works of prohibited and half-forbidden poets: Tsvetaeva, Pasternak, Gumilyov, Samoilov. I recalled one of the detentions: “They brought me to the police room. They asked to read something to them. I began to read. At that moment, some drunk were dragged and began to beat with their feet. Against this background, I read with pathos: "And life is good and live well!" "
After the appointment by the artistic director of the Moscow Art Theater Oleg Efremov (1970), Abdulov began to receive less roles. After the theater partition in 1987, the Gorky Moscow Moscow Art Theater named after Gorky (Khudruk Tatyana Doronina) went to the troupe of Doronina in the Moscow Art Theater of the Moscow Art Theater in 1987. However, I could not work there because of a difficult relationship in the team.
Health problems also contributed to leaving the theater. In the fall of 1977, when the actor returned from the filming, the front wheel exploded at his car, after which the car turned up six times. Abdulov did not come into consciousness for three weeks. Then for another six months he lay in hospitals.
After one of the operations, he was visited by Vladimir Vysotsky and Stanislav Govorukhin. They brought with them the script of the television movie "The meeting place cannot be changed." Abdulov played a small role in him by Solovyov's operative. The shooting was given to him with difficulty: he could not learn the text and the fact that Vysotsky was called Gleb according to the script. Nevertheless, Abdulov starred in the next film by Govorukhin "The Adventures of Tom Soyer and Huckleberry Finn."
Back in the 1970s, the actor began to cooperate with the radio, as well as work on the voice acting of foreign films and animation.
In the 1990s-early 2000s, his voice sounded in many films and animated series; He was a rocker in the Chip and Dale rush to the aid, Donatello in “Ninja Turtles”, Dumbledore in the first film about Harry Potter.
He also played the role of Pontius Pilate in the Russian version of the rock opera "Jesus Christ-Superstar."
On July 27, 2002, Vsevolod Abdulov died in the hospital - he had a thrombus.
What is famous
In the film "Three Bachelors" Mosfilm livedTheater and film actor, friend of Vladimir Vysotsky. In the 1970s, before a serious car accident, Abdulov managed to play the main roles in the films “Three Bachelors” and “between Heaven and Earth”. Subsequently, he played small roles in the cinema. The fame of Abdulov brought the multi -part television film Stanislav Govorukhin “You cannot change the meeting place”, where he played the operative Peter Solovyov.
He also participated in radio plays and recorded verses of different poets. Several such performances and poetic records came out on the records.
In the 1990s-early 2000s, Abdulov voiced many foreign films and cartoons. He gave his voice to Dumbledore in the first film about Harry Potter, half of the male characters in the picture "Scarlett", Mr. Binu.
What you need to know about
Vsevolod Abdulov was one of the closest friends of Vladimir Vysotsky. At home at the Abdulovs (the actor then lived with his mother), Roman Vysotsky and Marina Vladi turned around. The family of the family recalled : “[Vsevolod’s room] was very small, with red wood furniture. Vysotsky with Marina Vladi often occupied her with the permission of the owner. ... Seva was looking for another refuge for these days, and his mother usually did not go to the guests, and the prepared food, knocking, put it at the door. ... Marina called Elizaveta Moiseevna Elochka, and Volodya - with a mommy. "
A few years before, Vysotsky introduced the freshman Abdulov with the future actress Natalya Grigoryeva, which he soon married. The Abdulovs had a daughter Julia, who graduated from injuise and subsequently translating the book of Marina Vladi. She talked about the first meeting of her parents: “A company of future actors gathered, among whom were Vysotsky and Vsevolod, and applicants to MSTU named after Bauman. In this company, father and mother met. ”
Subsequently, Abdulov, as he himself admitted, was married five or six times (according to other sources - 13), considering both official and not official marriages. He maintained warm relations with his daughter, he had no other children.
Direct speech
About the acting profession : “I don’t know how to give an interview, and I have nothing to tell me: I didn’t get into the scandalous chronicle, I don’t really like to appear in public places. I didn’t go to the artists for applause and recognition, but to enjoy acting. Honestly, I am annoyed by my colleagues who “work faces”: they are chisel in front of the camera next to the hero of the day, climb into the frame at the presentation - they become famous, and then the memoirs write: “I drank vodka with this person”.
About friendship with Vysotsky: “It was in early June 1960. I arrived in Moscow from the filming of the film "Wait for letters" for the funeral of Pasternak. After that, he entered the Moscow Art Theater School, and Volodya, he had already finished it, for all his workload-state-owned, performances-ran to look at the brand new applicants. He was interested: who would come to his course. He looked at me, probably at the first consultation, approached, tried to help. And I managed to see his diploma performances and saw Volodya in "At the bottom", in the Chekhov "Wedding", in "Bubonov". 22-year-old Volodya played Bubnov so that I was stunned.
... Then Volodya entered the service of the theater, and I acted to study.
He came to me, I - to him. Soon we began to start our theater - in the Dzerzhinsky club, the police club. They met, rehearsed, and five years of our age difference were not noticed by anyone. I do not want to say that it immediately became his main comrade, gradually this happened. "
About talent : “You know, there were often such situations when I participated in the events, according to the traces of which the songs were written later. I was their equal participant, only it never occurred to me. Then, already on the composed lines, I found out this: one detail, the second. Only from these household trifles that I also saw, Volodya was repulsed and went into space, and I stayed on the ground. ”
About the death of the actor (People's Artist Valentin Smirnitsky): “On the day of Vysotsky’s memory, July 25, 2002, we, friends of Volodya, gathered in a restaurant on a passionate boulevard. Seva had a very sick stomach. Later, the autopsy showed a rare disease - a gastric heart attack. A terrible story in which it was urgent to do the operation. He could be saved, if immediately, within a few hours, doctors made an accurate diagnosis. Seva just thought that he had grabbed his stomach, went home, where he fell into a coma. Nearby there was no close person - a beloved woman. An ambulance was called a daughter. "
6 facts about Vsevolod Abdulov
Materials about Vsevolod Abdulov:
Article on the site "To remember"
Interview with Yulia Abdulova, daughter of an artist