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An intelligent, imposing, stately, handsome man, with whom it was easy to work and pleasant to communicate - this is Vladislav Strzhelchik. He knew how to joke, had many friends, was a favorite of the public and the idol of hundreds of thousands of the fair sex, moreover, he called each of them only "my sun".
Vladislav Ignatievich Strzhelchik, a talented artist and amazing person, is a native of St. Petersburg. Since childhood, he dreamed of theater, so the choice of his son's future profession did not come as a surprise to his parents. After school, he was enrolled in the theater studio of the Bolshoi Drama Theater (1938), which he graduated only in 1947 because of the Great Patriotic War. He served in the army, then in a military ensemble.
A career as a theater actor began with the role of Claudio in Much Ado About Nothing (1946). The stage of the BDT became happy for him, and will remain so - he will be faithful to the theater for almost half a century. Here Vladislav Strzhelchik will live more than forty roles, many of which are the main ones: Repetilov - Woe from Wit, Henry Percy - King Henry IV, Ganya - Idiot, Kulygin - Three sisters, Prince Vano - Khanuma, Gregory Solomon - Price, Barney Cashman - This ardent lover.
An episode in the film Mashenka (1942) became his film debut. The first major role of General Bruno Gottburg was performed in a film on a military theme What should I call you now? (1965). The ability to look perfect in camisoles and military uniforms, stateliness and lordly posture for many years prevented Vladislav Ignatievich from playing practically anything, except for the roles of Russian tsars, princes and generals, French emperors and German officers. These are films with the participation of Vladislav Strzhelchik as Third Youth (1965) - Nicholas I, War and Peace (1967) - Napolen, Spring on the Oder (1967) - Colonel Krasikov, General Rakhimov (1967) - SS Brigadefuehrer Fricke (main role), Green Carriage (1967) - Nicholas I (not in the credits), Sofia Perovskaya (1967) - Alexander II, Adjutant of His Excellency (1969) - Lieutenant General Kovalevsky (main role),
Strzhelchik, as they say, "did not get off" the screens, he played about twenty main roles. Vladislav Strzhelchik's filmography, consisting of ninety-three paintings, contains many famous films: Straw Hat (1974), Captivating Star of Happiness (1975), Pious Martha (1980), Young Russia (1981-1982), Midshipmen, Go! (1987).
Awarded with many orders and medals, has the title of People's Artist of the RSFSR (1965) and the USSR (1974).
Since 1998, there has been an Independent Actor's Award. V.I.Strzhelchik.
From the first marriage there is a daughter Marina, the second wife is an actress, director of the BDT Lyudmila Shuvalova.
Died 09/11/1995.
Vladislav Strzhelchik has gray eyes, natural light brown hair color, fair skin and middle lips. The shape of the face is oval, the forehead is high, the hair is curly, soft. Vladislav Strzhelchik did not change his hair color, giving preference to natural. The actor has a medium straight nose and a rounded chin. The actor's height is 180 cm, no tattoos.
