
Vladimir Dolinskiy
Born April 20, 1944 · Moscow, Russian SFSR, USSR [now Russia]
Vladimir Aramovich Dolinsky (born April 20, 1944, Moscow) is a Soviet and Russian actor, broadcaster. Honored Artist of Russia (1994). In 1966 he graduated from the BV Schukin Theater School and was immediately enrolled in the group of the Moscow Theater of Satire. The fame of the young actor brought the role of Gene Ksidias in the famous play “Intervention” by V. Pluchek (1967). From Wikipedia (ru), the free encyclopedia
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Red Riding Hood

Prison Break

Dancing on Top

Ordinary Miracle

Empire V

Passing Through Moscow

The Last Courier

Agape

Poor Sasha

Waiting for a Miracle

The Passion According to Vladimir

Poor Baby

In the Thirteenth Hour of the Night

Don't Be Afraid, I'm with You! 1919

Park of the Soviet Period

The Justice of Wolves

Winter Cherries 2

Stepanych Spanish Voyage

Silver Lily of the Valley

The Seal of King Solomon

The Judge is Trapped

Back - fortunately, or Who will find the Blue Bird

This Fantastic World 14

Yarik

Fat Stupid Rabbit

Anna

The Trial

Winter Cherry 3

Gambrinus

The Career of Arturo Ui

They Don't Give Up Loving...

Tevye's Daughters

Game for Millions

Between Notes, or Tantric Symphony














