Vladimir Uralsky
Russian and Soviet actor (1887-1955) · Russia · On the map · Actors · Died at 67
Vladimir Mikhailovich Uralsky was a Russian and Soviet stage and film actor. Uralsky appeared in more than 100 films.
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1955Died15 May 19551954
The Anna CrossFilm, Coachman1951
Dream of a CossackFilm, Agriculturist1949
The Battle of StalingradFilm, Potapov, worker1947
Tale of the Siberian LandFilm, Nosov1946
A Noisy HouseholdFilm, Private Gvozdaryov1943
1812Film, General1941
Swineherd and ShepherdFilm, Exhibition visitor1938
Volga - VolgaFilm, Ferryboat passenger1934
The Revolt of the FishermenFilm, Soldier1932
Two DaysFilm, Red army soldier1931
Road to LifeFilm, Head of children allocation (uncredited)1929
The Living CorpseFilm, Petushkov1926
Miss MendFilm, Policeman (uncredited)1924
Aelita: Queen of MarsFilm, Soldier1887Born28 August 1887
The Anna CrossFilm, Coachman1951Dream of a CossackFilm, Agriculturist1949The Battle of StalingradFilm, Potapov, worker1947Tale of the Siberian LandFilm, Nosov1946A Noisy HouseholdFilm, Private Gvozdaryov19431812Film, General1941Swineherd and ShepherdFilm, Exhibition visitor1938Volga - VolgaFilm, Ferryboat passenger1934The Revolt of the FishermenFilm, Soldier1932Two DaysFilm, Red army soldier1931Road to LifeFilm, Head of children allocation (uncredited)1929The Living CorpseFilm, Petushkov1926Miss MendFilm, Policeman (uncredited)1924Aelita: Queen of MarsFilm, Soldier1887Born28 August 1887Known for
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Battleship Potemkin 1925
Strike 1925
Ivan the Terrible, Part I 1944
Mother 1926
Chess Fever 1925
People around Vladimir
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Vsevolod Pudovkin Directed Chess Fever, Mother and A Simple Case
Mikhail Zharov Also in Ivan the Terrible (1945)
Sergei Eisenstein Directed October: Ten Days That Shook the World (1927)
Grigori Aleksandrov Directed October: Ten Days That Shook the World (1927)
Yakov Protazanov Directed An Hour with Chekhov (1929)
Sergei Komarov Also in Chess Fever and The House on Trubnaya
Boris Chirkov Also in Minin and Pozharsky and 1812
Vasili Merkuryev Also in The Great Glinka and The Vow
Boris Livanov Also in Deserter and Minin and Pozharsky
Boris Barnet Directed The House on Trubnaya and Outskirts
Igor Ilyinsky Also in Aelita: Queen of Mars (1924)
Mikhail Kuznetsov Also in Ivan the Terrible and Air Taxi
Aleksandr Pavlovich Antonov Also in Battleship Potemkin and Strike
Nikolai Kryuchkov Also in Outskirts and Swineherd and Shepherd
Tamara Makarova Also in The Vow and First-Year Student
Yuli Raizman Directed The Train Goes East (1948)
Vera Maretskaya Also in The House on Trubnaya (1928)- Vladimir Petrov Directed 1812 and The Battle of Stalingrad
Maxim Strauch Also in Strike and The Vow
Nikolai Plotnikov Also in Lenin in 1918 and The Vow
Grigory Shpigel Also in Air Taxi and Tale of the Siberian Land
Lyudmila Tselikovskaya Also in Air Taxi and Ivan the Terrible, Part I
Mikhail Nazvanov Also in Ivan the Terrible, Part I (1944)
Pavel Massalsky Also in Ivan the Terrible, Part I (1944)
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About this person
Country
Russia
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1887 to 1955 · aged 67
