Vladimir Ivashov

Known for

Acting

Born

Aug 28, 1939

Died

Mar 23, 1995

From

Moscow, USSR

Vladimir Sergeyevich Ivashov (1939—1995) was a Soviet and Russian actor. Only 19 years old, Ivashov received a prize at the 1959 Cannes Film Festival for his remarkable performance in the lead role in Grigory Chukhrai's film 'Ballad of a Soldier'; his performance made him a star overnight. Ivashov graduated from the Moscow-based VGIK film school in 1963 and was deluged with offers. He appeared in several films including 'Clouds Over Borsk' (1961), 'The Seven Nurses' (1962) and 'An Aunt With Violets' (1964). He left another memorable performance in the lead role of Pechorin in the Lermontov adaptations by Stanislav Rostotski. In 1976 he appeared in two films, 'Diamonds for Proletarian Dictatorship' and 'When September Comes'.

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Ballad of a Soldier

19598.0out of 10

The Dawns Here Are Quiet

19727.1out of 10

The New Adventures of the Elusive Avengers

19687.1out of 10

Pilot Pirx's Inquest

19795.9out of 10

Crown of Russian Empire, or the Elusives Again

19717.1out of 10

Chest of Drawers Was Lead Through the Street...

19786.4out of 10

Yevdokiya

19616.4out of 10

Remember Your Name

19746.3out of 10

The Stellar Inspector

19805.1out of 10

Day of Wrath

19856.1out of 10

Seven Babysitters

19626.3out of 10

Clouds Over Borsk

19614.7out of 10

Diamonds for the Dictatorship of the Proletariat

19764.2out of 10

The People and the Nile

19724.0out of 10

When September Comes

19756.4out of 10

A Hero of Our Time

19675.7out of 10

To Remember

19937.0out of 10

Front Without Flanks

19755.5out of 10