Hotmail
Alexei Batalov
:
Overview
 Avg.User Rating:  0 RatingRate this person:
Director, Actor Born: 1928 in Russia Biography:During the 1960s, "Alexei Batalov" was one of the Soviet Union's most popular actors whose honest, guileless face and sweet smile helped make him the ideal contemporary Soviet man. A nephew of distinguished actor "Nikolai Batalov", "Alexei Batalov" received formal training from the so-called Studio School at the Moscow Art Theater School and from 1950 to 1953 he performed with the Soviet Army Theater. He next joined the Moscow Art Theater and remained there through 1957. Batalov made his feature film debut in "Josef Heifitz"'s "The Big Family" (1954). The young actor went on to appear in several more Heifitz films. In 1957, Batalov starred in the first Soviet film to win the Palm d'Or at Cannes, "Letyat zhuravli" ("Cranes Are Flying"). In 1966, Batalov's work in "Devyat Dnyey Odnogo Goda" ("Nine Days of One Year") earned him a special State prize. In addition to working as an actor in such... Full Biography
| ||||||||||||
| advertisement |
Movie data provided by:
