Zolotnitsky Alexei - actor of the Soviet and Russian theater and cinema. In 1999 he became an Honored Artist of the Russian Federation. He starred in the films "Ten Little Indians", "Rebel" Orion ", " To Aldebaran ", " Train to Brooklyn ", etc. It is also one of the most popular dubbing artists in the Russian Federation. Since 1990, plays in the performances of the O. Tabakov Theater.
Biography
Alexey Alekseevich was born in Moscow on July 16, 1946. At the age of 15, he began voicing films under the guidance of his father, who was one of the founders of Soviet dubbing. Since 1959, Zolotnitsky studied acting and performed on the stage of the Theater Studio. K. Stanislavsky. Then he became a student of the philological faculty of Moscow State University and VTU. M. Schepkina.
In 1967, he won the youth competition of reading actors and graduated from college. However, he failed to get a diploma from Moscow State University, because after VTU the aspiring artist was forced to work in his specialty for three years.
Stage roles
Earlier, Alexei Zolotnitsky served in the Mossovet theaters, film actor and Mayakovsky. The best productions with his participation are considered “Woe from Wit”, “Intercessor” and “Comedy of Errors”. In addition, he played Pyotr Aduev in Ordinary History, General Triletsky in The Mechanical Piano, Basilsky in Provincial Jokes, and Count Kaversh in The Ideal Husband. Also, Aleksey Alekseevich took part in the following performances of O. Tabakov’s Theater: “Pinch”, “Sailor Silence”, “Farewell … and applaud”, “Father”, “Idiot” and “Arcadia”.
Filmography of Zolotnitsky
Alexei made his debut in a cameo role in the historical film 1972, “My Brother”. His next hero was Vlad Bulescu in the drama Anger. In 1975, Zolotnitsky played the professor and mathematician Zhukov in the family film "Waiting for a Miracle" and a member of the revolutionary committee in the historical film "Steppe Peals". In the film adaptation of the work of S. емemaitis “The rebellious“ Orion ”, the actor played his first protagonist Swan.
His next roles were Stanikov in the military film “Waiting for Colonel Shalygin” and Evgeny Kharitonovich in the lyrical comedy “Melon”. In 1985, Alexei Zolotnitsky, a photo with which you can see above, starred in the role of Roginsky in the film novel "The Picture". Then he played Strigushenko in the military drama “I did everything I could” and the police officer Bertrand in the action movie ransom. In 1987, the filmography of Alexei Alekseevich was replenished with the detective "Ten Little Indians" and the drama "The Color of Bullfighting." He then played the key character in the science fiction short film In the Aldebaran.
In 1989, the actor starred in the role of driver Semyon Morgun in the crime drama “Sentenced” and Cochin in the film adaptation of “Svetik”. His next hero was Nikolai Petrovich in the Black Square detective story. In 1995, Alexei Zolotnitsky played the key role of a bandit in the criminal film “Train to Brooklyn” and the captain of state security in the tragicomedy “What a wonderful game.” Then he appeared in the 4-episode film "Conference of Maniacs" in the image of the prosecutor Salatov. In 2006, the actor played the main character in the detective series "Theft." The last picture with his participation is the action movie "Paid for Death" (role - Danilevsky).
