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Victor KulakovSoviet actor
Date of Birth: 10.04.1910
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Content:
- Early Life and Acting Career
- Wartime and Recognition
- Post-War Career and Theater
- Filmography
- - Naustoyashchaya zhizn (1930)
Early Life and Acting Career
Victor Kulakov was born in Moscow on March 28 (April 10), 1910. After graduating from high school in 1927, he studied acting at the Moscow Film School named after Tchaikovsky (1927-1929). During this time, he began appearing in films at various studios in the USSR.
Wartime and Recognition
During World War II, Kulakov actively participated in film production at the Central United Film Studio in Alma-Ata. His contributions were recognized in 1944 when he was awarded the title of Honored Artist of the RSFSR.
Post-War Career and Theater
From 1945, Victor Kulakov joined the Film Actors' Theater-Studio. Notable performances include his roles as Arthur in "Island of Peace" and Ignat Fomin in "The Young Guard." In 1959, he moved to the Gorky Film Studio, where he worked until 1974.
Filmography
Victor Kulakov's impressive filmography includes over 50 films, including:
- Naustoyashchaya zhizn (1930)
- Sud dolzhen prodolzhatsya (1930)- Tommi (1931)
- Moryaki zashchishchayut rodinu (1932)
- Schastye (1932)
- Chetyre visita Samuelya Vulfa (1934)
- Intrigan (1935)
- Sem sertsed (1935)
- Trinadsat (1936)
- Komsomolsk (1938)
- Vysokaya nagrada (1939)
- Lenin v 1918 godu (1939)
- Tsena zhizni (1940)
- Semya Yanush (1941)
- Sekretar raikoma (1942)
- Uбийtsy vykhodyat na dorogu (1942)
- Vo imya rodinu (1943)
- Front (1943)
- Zolotaya tropa (1945)
- Pyatnadtsatiletniy kapitan (1945)
- Molodaya gvardiya (1948)
- Vstrecha na Elbe (1949)
- Zvezda (1949)
- Smelnye lyudi (1950)
- Admiral Ushakov (1953)
- Povest o lesnom velikane (1954)
- Ten u pirs (1955)
- Mikolka-parovoz (1956)
- Urok istorii (1956)
- Pod zolotym orlom (1957)
- Polesskaya legenda (1957)
- Noвые pokhozhdeniya Kota v sapogakh (1958)
- Voskresenie (1960)
- Severnaya povest (1960)
- Kazneny na rassvete... (1964)
- Cherny biznes (1965)
- Kamenny gost (1967)
- Spasite utopayushchego (1967)
- Zvezda ekrana (1974)
- Dressirovshchiki (1975)
- Posledniy shans (1978)
Awards and Legacy
Victor Kulakov's contributions to Soviet cinema were recognized with numerous awards, including the Medal "For Valiant Labor in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945." He passed away in Moscow on March 19, 1982, and was laid to rest at the Vagankovskoye Cemetery. Victor Kulakov's legacy as one of the Soviet Union's most talented and charismatic actors continues to be remembered and celebrated today.
