Tarasov Viktor: biography and creativity

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In this article we will tell you who Viktor Tarasov is. His biography will be discussed in detail later. We are talking about a Soviet Belarusian film and theater actor. Awarded the title of People's Artist of the USSR.

Biography

Tarasov Viktor is an actor who was born in Barnaul in 1934, on December 29th. In 1948 the family went to Minsk. In 1953 he graduated from secondary school No. 26. He was a student at the Belarusian Theater and Art Institute. In 1957 he graduated from this educational institution. In the same period, Victor Tarasov began to serve as an actor in the Belarusian Drama Theater named after Ya. Kupala, which is located in Minsk. He began acting in films in 1960. His debut big role was the image of Aksen Kal in the film "First Trials".

Since 1984, the actor has been a member of the Union of Cinematographers of the Byelorussian SSR. He was awarded the title of Honored Artist of the Byelorussian SSR. He received the State Prize named after Y. Kupala for his work on a television play based on I. Melezh called "People in the Swamp". In 1967 he became the People's Artist of the Byelorussian SSR, and in 1982 - the USSR.

Family

Tarasov Viktor was married to Tatyana Nazaryevna Alekseeva. His firstwife is an actress and Honored Artist of the Byelorussian SSR. He was also married to Nina Ivanovna Piskareva. She is also an actress. Has a daughter, Ekaterina.

Creativity

Tarasov Victor participated in the play "Evening" based on A. Dudarev. He played the Governor in the production of N. Gogol's "Inspector". Participated in the play "The Seagull" based on the work of A. Chekhov. He embodied the image of the Baron in the production of "At the Bottom" by M. Gorky. Appeared on stage as Mikhail in the play by A. Makayonka "Levonikha in orbit". He played Kuzmin in K. Krapiva's "People and Devils". He also participated in the following performances: "Challenge to the Gods", "Third Pathetic", "Million for a Smile", "Konstantin Zaslonov", "Written Remains", "The Last Crane", "Amnesty", "Fire victims", "Forget Herostratus", "Resurrection", "Last Victim", "Children of the Sun", "Russian People", "Law of Eternity", "Eccentric", "Duck Hunt".

Worked on dubbing the cartoon "Fidget" (1983). He played in the film-play "Last Chance". The actor got the role of Teslenko. Worked on the film-play "The Stuffed Apostle".

Filmography

Tarasov Viktor in 1957 starred in the film "Our Neighbors" as a policeman. Then he was not indicated in the credits. From 1960 to 1961 he worked on the film "First Trials", where he played Aksen Kalya. In 1961, he participated in the “Breakthrough” part of the film almanac called “Stories about Youth”, where he embodied the image of Fedor. In 1965, he played Pavel Petrovich Chizhov in the film Crash. In 1967he got the role of Andrei Zhelyabov in the film "Sofya Perovskaya". Soon the film "Next to You" was released, where the actor appeared in the image of Rechkov.

In 1969, he starred in the role of Buryak in the film "Triple Check". The next was the image of Nikolai Ivanovich in the film "We are with the Volcano." From 1970 to 1972, the actor worked on the film "The Ruins Are Shooting", in which he got the role of Semyon. In 1970, he embodied the image of Nicholas II in the painting "The Collapse of the Empire". In 1971, he starred as Vladimir Nikolaevich in the film The Day of My Sons. This was followed by work on the painting "All the King's Men". Soon the actor appeared on the screens in the film "Old Man" in the image of Yuri Biril.

In 1972 he took part in an episode of the picture "The Seventeenth Transatlantic". The next was the role of Misha in the film "Washington Correspondent". In 1973, the film "Being a Man" was released with the participation of an actor in the image of Reshetnikov. In 1974 he played Ponomarenko in the film "Flame". From 1976 to 1978, the actor worked on the film "Time has chosen us." There he got the role of colonel. In 1976 he played Panikhin in the film "Just One Night". Next was the role of Zakruzhny. The actor embodied this image in the film "Sunday Night", which was released in 1977

In 1978 he received the role of Makovsky in the film "Next to the Commissar". Then there was work on the short project "Debut". In 1979, he appeared as a general in the film "Reference Point".

The actor also played in the following films: "The Ringing of the Outgoing Summer", "Wedding Night", "State Border", "Atlantes and Caryatids", "People in the Swamp", "Sails of My Childhood","Calm", "Ivan", "Personal Accounts", "Year of the Active Sun", "Instruct General Nesterov", "Victory", "Bonfire in the White Night", "I loved you more than life", "Last Inspection", " Where are you going, soldier”, “You don’t choose friends”, “Impatience of the soul”, “Our armored train”, “Wise meter”, “Franka is the wife of Ham”, “Mother of the Hurricane”, “Ai love you, Petrovich”, “Happy End”, "Come and See", "Black Stork", "Tuteyshiya", "Cursed Cozy House".

More information

Fans remember with special warmth the role of the actor in the movie "Bus Driver" and call the image he created unforgettable. He managed to achieve a stunning authenticity of type. The actor starred relatively little, but he was equally successful in diverse roles. Many fans note the nobility of his look. The actor easily got used to the image of a person who cannot remain indifferent to the misfortune of another. His hero is always ready to help. Unfortunately, Viktor Tarasov died on February 9, 2006.

He was 71 at the time. Other sources give February 10 as the date. It happened in Belarus, Smolevichi. He was buried at the Eastern Cemetery in Minsk.