Short biography. Vysotsky Vladimir Semyonovich

2024 Author: Leah Sherlock | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 05:25

There are people who are very difficult to talk about briefly. Their life, fate is difficult to enter into the framework of a dash between the date of birth and the date of death. But in this article we will try to keep within the framework of this genre. So, a short biography. Vysotsky Vladimir Semenovich. Epoch Man.

Actor, poet, writer, author and performer of his own songs, a favorite of the entire Soviet Union, from Tashkent to Chukotka, Vladimir Vysotsky was born on January 25, 1938 in Moscow. Father - Semyon Vladimirovich Vysotsky - officer, colonel, mother - Vysotskaya Nina Maksimovna, worked as a translator from German.

Vysotsky's biography, a summary of which we present, reports that he began his life in an apartment (communal) on First Meshchanskaya. During the war, he was sent with his mother to be evacuated to the Urals, from where he returned to Moscow in 1943. After the war, Volodya left for Germany with his father for two years. The rest of the time he lived in Moscow. Thus begins his brief biography.

Vysotsky began to be interested in the theater while still a schoolboy - he played in a drama circle, which was headed by the artist of the Moscow Art Theater V. Bogomolov. In 1955 he graduated from high school and entered the MISI (engineering and construction). True, he studied there only until the New Year. Then he left the institute and the same summer became a student at the Moscow Art Theater School.

While studying, Vladimir Vysotsky married Iza Zhukova. After graduating from the institute, in 1960, the young artist joined the troupe of the Pushkin Theater, where he did not stay long. The next place of work was the Moscow Theater of Miniatures. I really wanted to work at Sovremennik, but, unfortunately, it did not work out. Finally, in 1964 (even the briefest biography would be incomplete without this fact), Vysotsky was admitted to the Moscow Taganka Theater, where he remained for the rest of his life.

In parallel with the theater, his cinematic and song creativity developed. In 1961, he starred in the film Seven Hundred and Thirteenth Asks for Landing. During filming, he had an affair with actress Lyudmila Abramova, and they later got married. Despite the fact that this marriage had a short biography, Vysotsky and Abramova gave birth to two sons: Arkady and Nikita are the only children of Vladimir Semenovich, and he always loved them very much.

In 1964 (for the first time!) Vysotsky started writing songs for films. In the future, he created many compositions for various films. In 1968, his first personal record was released with songs from the movie "Vertical".

In 1967, an acquaintance took place, without whicha completely different person and artist Vladimir Vysotsky. A biography (including a short one) cannot omit the mention of his acquaintance with the famous Frenchwoman, a world-class star - Marina Vlady. She was a fairytale princess, an unattainable dream for all Soviet people. For everyone except Vysotsky. He conquered her with his playing on the stage, with his songs, with his hoarse voice, incredible in terms of impact, and she fell in love with this "short, poorly dressed man." They got married in 1970.

Vladimir Semenovich acted in films, played in the theater (in 1971, the play "Hamlet" was released with him in the title role, which became a cult for the audience and for the actor), toured the country with concerts and poetry performances. He was known and loved in every city, in every house of the then huge country. But the official authorities tried not to notice him.

Vladimir Vysotsky passed away on July 25, 1980, at the age of forty-two. They buried him with the whole world, with all the people. There were practically no reports of the funeral in the press, but tens (and possibly hundreds) of thousands of Muscovites came to say goodbye to him. Not a single actor, singer, politician, public figure, before or after Vysotsky's death, was so sincerely and infinitely loved by Russian (Ukrainian, Belarusian, Tajik, Latvian, etc.) people …