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The People's Artist of Russia Igor Yasulovich died
People's Artist of Russia Igor Yasulovich died in Moscow at the 82nd year of life. In recent years, he fought on oncological disease.
Yasulovich was born in September 1941 in the Kuibyshev region. In 1962 he graduated from the Acting Department of VGIK.
In 1962-1964 he served in the Moscow Experimental Pantomime Theater Ekemim, and then entered the troupe of the theater-studio of the film actor (now the theater and cinema center).
In the movie, the artist made his debut in 1961, playing the role of a physicist in Mikhail Romm's drama "Nine days of one year." The fame of Yasulovich was brought by episodic roles in the "Diamond Hand", "12 Chairs" and "Mademarina, Go!" As a director in the mid-1970s, he set the films "Everyone dreams of a dog" and "disappeared and found."
Yasulovich was engaged in the voicing of films and cartoons. Since 1992, he has been led by a workshop at the faculty of the GITIS Musical Theater.
Yasulovich defended the protest participants on Bolotnaya Square in 2012, against the criminal prosecution of the Pussy Riot group after the action in the Cathedral of Christ-Slover.
In 2014, after the annexation of Crimea and the beginning of hostilities in the Donbass, the actor was one of the initiators of the Congress of the intelligentsia against the war. He supported the Ukrainian director Oleg Sentsov arrested in Russia. He was a member of Radio Liberty programs .