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Georgy MalyavskyBelarusian theater and film actor
Date of Birth: 16.10.1946
Country:  Belarus |
Content:
- Early Life and Education
- Theatrical Career
- Voice Acting
- Film and Television
- Later Life and Legacy
- Personal Life
Early Life and Education
Georgiy Malyavskiy, a renowned Belarusian actor, was born on October 16, 1946, in Minsk. In 1970, he graduated with a degree in acting from the Belarusian Theater and Arts Institute under the guidance of Vera Pavlovna Redlikh.
Theatrical Career
Malyavskiy's acting career began at the Mogilev Regional Drama Theater in Bobruisk. In 1971, he joined the Belarusian Yanki Kupala Theater. Notable theatrical performances included "Vyačera z prydūrkəm" directed by Pinigin, Alexander Dudarev's "Chornaya panna Niasvizha," and Pinigin's "Émigrany."
Voice Acting
Beyond his theatrical work, Malyavskiy was also known for his voice acting. He became the Belarusian voice of Dr. House (Hugh Laurie) in the popular television series "House, M.D." Describing his involvement in the project, Malyavskiy stated, "Our voices are similar to some extent. It was important for my words to match the timing of House's speech."
Film and Television
Malyavskiy's film and television career spanned from 1979 onward, with significant activity in the 2000s. He played roles in various films and series, including "Semeinye detektivy," "Oy, ma-moch-ki!," "Alchemist. Elixir of Faust," "Mukhtar. New Trail," "Kuba," "Poiti i ne vernutsya," "Zastupniki," "Chernobyl," "Hidden Work," and "Dela zhiteiskie."
Later Life and Legacy
Malyavskiy passed away on August 31, 2024. He left a lasting legacy in the Belarusian theater and film industry. His work was highly regarded for its depth, authenticity, and ability to captivate audiences.
