Yevgeni Karelov
Soviet film director (1931-1977) · Directors · Died at 45
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Something wrong?Yevgeny Yefimovich Karelov was a Soviet film director and screenwriter known for comedy movies, war dramas, and children's films. He was named Meritorious Artist of RSFSR in 1974.
A life in dates
1977Died11 July 1977
Two CaptainsSeries, 1977Director, Writer1974
For Life on EarthFilm, Director1973
I, Shapovalov T.P.Film, Director1970
Those Who Kept the FireFilm, Director1968
Seven Old Men and One GirlFilm, Director, Writer
Two Comrades Were ServingFilm, 1968Director1966
Children of Don QuixoteFilm, Director1963
Third TimeFilm, Director1962
FuseSeries, Director, Writer
Little BuggerFilm, 1962Director1960
Let It Shine!Film, Director, Writer
Yasha ToporkovFilm, 1960Director1955
Smoke in the ForestFilm, Director1931Born12 October 1931
Two CaptainsSeries, 1977Director, Writer1974For Life on EarthFilm, Director1973I, Shapovalov T.P.Film, Director1970Those Who Kept the FireFilm, Director1968Seven Old Men and One GirlFilm, Director, WriterTwo Comrades Were ServingFilm, 1968Director1966Children of Don QuixoteFilm, Director1963Third TimeFilm, Director1962FuseSeries, Director, WriterLittle BuggerFilm, 1962Director1960Let It Shine!Film, Director, WriterYasha ToporkovFilm, 1960Director1955Smoke in the ForestFilm, Director1931Born12 October 1931Photos 1
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About this person
Category
Directors
Type
Movie Director
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1931 to 1977 · aged 45
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