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Bitaliy YakovlevActor
Date of Birth: 03.09.1953
Country:  Russia |
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Early Life and Education
Vitaly Yakovlev's journey into the world of acting began in 1972 when he graduated from the Chelyabinsk Theater Studio under the tutelage of Z. A. Aleksandrova. He furthered his acting education at the Chelyabinsk Institute named after Tchaikovsky, where he studied under N. Yu. Orlov.
Early Film Roles
Yakovlev's film debut came in the 1980s, where he primarily portrayed supporting characters. Some of his notable roles during this period included Maleev in "Key," Володя the flight engineer in "Alarm," Kroшкин in "Such a Tough Game - Hockey," and Dubok Rosich in "Young Russia."
Breakthrough Role
In 1988, Vitaly Yakovlev landed his breakthrough role as Vitka Malykh in the social drama "Gray Mouse" directed by Vladimir Shamshurin. His performance in this film garnered critical acclaim.
Later Career
After a hiatus, Yakovlev returned to the film industry in 2010 with a starring role in the short film "Pure Color."
Filmography
1980: Key1980: Krosha's Holidays
1981: Young Russia
1982: Vasily Buslayev
1983: Such a Tough Game - Hockey
1983: Alarm
1984: Bonfire in the White Night
1984: Lord Veliky Novgorod
1985: Original Rus
1985: Attention! To All Posts...
1986: Resentment
1986: Cry of the Dolphin
1986: Head of Medusa
1986: Ransom
1986: Attack
1987: Authorized by the Revolution
1987: Action
1988: The Mystery of the Golden Breget
1988: Gray Mouse
1988: Fathers
1988: Name
1988: Zashchitnik Sedov (short film)
1989: Hunting the Unicorn
1991: Overnight Stay. Friday. (short film)
1991: Gangsters in the Ocean
1991: Amok (short film)
1992: Oysters from Lausanne
1992: Broker (Uzbekistan)
1992: Duba-Dub
1994: Maestro the Thief
2009: One Step Away from World War III (documentary)
2010: Pure Color (short film)
