Vladimir Vysotsky
Actor
Born January 25, 1938 in Moscow, RSFSR, USSR
Vladimir Vysotsky was a Soviet poet, singer-songwriter, and actor. In the course of his career, he wrote some 700 songs that were extremely popular in the USSR. He starred in 28 films, gave many concerts, and had a great influence on Soviet and Russian culture. His life has been the subject of many films and books.
Filmography
Alice in Wonderland
Legends of Cinema
Self (archive footage)
The End of a Beautiful Epoch
Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Too Young to Die
Self (archive footage)
Příběhy slavných
Self (archive footage)
Whose Are You, Old People?
Memoirs
self (archive footage)
Владимир Высоцкий. Монолог
The Ballad of the Valiant Knight Ivanhoe
I Am Returning Your Portrait
himself
Mercedes Runs Away from the Chase
Little Tragedies
Don Juan
Little Tragedies
Дон Гуан (последняя работа в кино)
The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed
Gleb Zheglov
The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed
Gleb Zheglov
Starting Point
Armed and Very Dangerous
The Two of Them
The Arrows of Robin Hood
Tale About Czar Pyotr Arranging Arap's Wedding
Ibrahim Gannibal
The Only One
Boris Ilyich
The Flight of Mr. McKinley
уличный певец Билл Сиггер
One Times One
Ivan and Marya
Contraband
The Only Road
Šofer Šolodov
Stop Potapov!
The Duel
Von Koren
Black Prince
The Fourth
White Explosion
Kapitan
Dangerous Tour
Bengalsky / Nikolai Kovalenko
Sons Go Into Battle
The Master of Taiga
Ryaboi
Ilf and Petrov
Narrator
Intervention
Мишель, он же "товарищ Воронов", товарищ Степан, настоящее имя Андрей Жарков, партийное - "Евгений Бродский"
Two Comrades Were Serving
Aleksandr Brusentsov
Quarantine
Brief Encounters
Maxim
Sasha-Sashenka
певец с гитарой
A Song is Urgently Needed
War Under the Roofs
полицай / вокал, в титрах не указан
Vertical
Volodya, the radio operator
I Come From My Childhood
танкист Володя
The Cook
Andrei Pchyolka
On Tomorrow's Street
Our House
The Alive and the Dead
cheerful soldier (uncredited)
Penalty Kick
Никулин
Shore Leave
713th Asks for Landing
американский морской пехотинец
Dima Gorin's Career
Sofron