Aleksandr Khmelik
Soviet screenwriter, playwright, writer (1925-2001) · Russia · On the map · Writers · Died at 76
Alexander Grigorievich Khmelik was a Soviet-Russian screenwriter, playwright and director known for his creation of the children's sketch series Yeralash.
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Mikhail Kozakov Directed An Unnamed Star (1978)- Savely Kramarov Aleksandr wrote My Friend, Kolka! (1961)
- Boris Rytsarev Directed Ivan and Marya (1975)
Svetlana Kryuchkova Aleksandr wrote Nameless Star (1979)
Aleksei Saltykov Directed My Friend, Kolka! and Bang, Drum!- Yakov Bazelyan Directed Yesterday, Today and Always (1972)
Aleksandr Ptushko Produced My Friend, Kolka! (1961)
Anastasiya Vertinskaya Aleksandr wrote Nameless Star (1979)
Alexander Mitta Directed My Friend, Kolka! (1961)
Mikhail Pugovkin Aleksandr wrote The New Adventures of Captain Wrongel (1978)- Mikhail Svetin Aleksandr wrote Nameless Star (1979)
Vladimir Grammatikov Directed Crazy Day of Engineer Barkasov (1983)
Igor Kostolevsky Aleksandr wrote Nameless Star (1979)
Boris Novikov Aleksandr wrote My Friend, Kolka! (1961)
Sergey Martinson Aleksandr wrote The New Adventures of Captain Wrongel (1978)
Boryslav Brondukov Aleksandr wrote If to Believe Lopotukhin... (1983)
Richard Viktorov Directed Adolescence (1968)
Elena Proklova Aleksandr wrote Perekhodnyy Vozrast (1968)
Gennady Vasilyev Directed The New Adventures of Captain Vrungel (1978)- Lev Mirsky Directed Two Days of Wonders (1970)
Nadezhda Samsonova Also in Yesterday, Today and Always (1972)
Ilya Rutberg Also in An Unnamed Star (1978)
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He was formerly a head of All-Union Radio (1948-1950), a literary employee in the newspaper Pionerskaya Pravda (1951-1953), literary editor of the journal Vozhaty (1953-1958), head of the department of literature and art at the newspaper Pionerskaya Pravda (1958-1963), the editor in chief of the creative association of Youth Films at Mosfilm (1963-1969). He was also a deputy of the Gorky Film Studio from 1974 to 1987.
