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Viacheslav MolokovActor
Date of Birth: 04.02.1955
Country:  Russia |
Content:
- Actor Vyacheslav Molokov: A Legacy of Stage and Screen
- Stage Career
- Notable Theatre Roles
- - Hlebnikov in "Memory"
- - General Cherepko in "Conference of Maniacs"
Actor Vyacheslav Molokov: A Legacy of Stage and Screen
Early Life and EducationVyacheslav Molokov, a renowned actor, was born in the heart of Russia. He pursued his passion for the arts at the prestigious Russian Academy of Theatre Arts (GITIS) in Moscow, graduating in 1976 from the esteemed workshop of Vladimir Andreev.
Stage Career
Molokov's journey on stage began even before his graduation. As a student, he made his debut at the Yermolova Theatre, where his talent shone through. Upon completing his studies, he joined the theatre's company.
His breakout role came in Nikolai Gubenko's "Juno and the Paycock" (based on the play by Sean O'Casey). Molokov's portrayal of Johnny left an unforgettable mark on audiences, showcasing his dynamic and captivating presence.
Notable Theatre Roles
Over three decades at the Yermolova Theatre, Molokov graced the stage in countless captivating roles, including:
- Hlebnikov in "Memory"
- Ivan Kulibin in "Vasilisa Melentyeva"- Shilonov in "Kazan University"
- Gelikon in "Caligula"
- Chebakov in "The Marriage of Balzaminov"
- Baron Berli in "Mary Stuart"
- Naryshkin in "Great Catherine"
- Eugene in "Tango"
- Planche in "Thank You Forever"
Film and Television
Molokov's first cinematic appearance came in 1974's "The Last Summer of Childhood," where he played the enigmatic "Vitka Burov" ("Alphonse Daudet"). While this debut hinted at great promise, his subsequent roles were often relegated to supporting characters.
In the 1990s, Molokov's film career waned due to a lack of opportunities. However, the new century marked a resurgence in his on-screen presence. He has since starred in a wide range of films and series, portraying military figures, politicians, and bankers. Notable roles include:
- General Cherepko in "Conference of Maniacs"
- Banker Tereshchenko in "Operational Pseudonym"- KGB Colonel Grey in "Little Goat in Milk"
- Moscow Region Governor in "Detectives"
- Mikhail Kuvatow in "Liquidation"
Awards and Recognition
- Lenin Komsomol Prize (1977, for his performance in "Memory")
- Honoured Artist of the Russian Federation
