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October 27, 1944, Moscow, USSR (Russia) - October 26, 2018, Moscow, Russia - Soviet and Russian actor and singer.

Отец Пётр Яковлевич Караченцов (1907—1998) много лет проработал в журнале «Огонёк» художником-графиком, заслуженный художник РСФСР (1967). Мать Янина Евгеньевна Бруна?к (1913—1992), балетмейстер-постановщик, ставила спектакли в крупнейших музыкальных театрах, участвовала в постановке спектаклей в Большом театре, Казанском музыкальном театре, Музыкальном театре Улан-Батора в Монголии, вела балетное училище и организовала Первый национальный ансамбль Вьетнама, работала в Сирии, в Лондоне.

In 1963, Nikolai entered the Moscow Art Theater School (course of V. K. Monyukov), which he graduated with honors in 1967. Member of the CPSU since 1968. His roles in student performances "Blizzard" and "Ivan Vasilyevich" were highly professional. Usually, school graduates were automatically "assigned" to the Moscow Art Theater, but in 1967 at the Lenin Komsomol Theater (since 1991 - "Lenkom"), in connection with the resignation from the post of chief director Anatoly Efros, there was a catastrophic situation of shortage of the cast, and Karachentsov in among the top ten students was assigned to this theater. Among the first works of Nicholas - performances staged by Efros: performances "104 pages about love", "My poor Marat", "Filming a movie", "Fear and despair in the third empire", "Farewell to arms!" The arrival in the theater of Mark Zakharov in 1973 changed the life of the theater. After Nikolai's successful test in the first play "Autograd 21" (1973), Zakharov invited the actor to play the lead role of Till Ulenspiegel in his next play "Till" (1974). The play based on the novel by Charles de Coster was composed by the playwright Grigory Gorin, and the music for the production was written by the composer Gennady Gladkov. The performance had the effect of an exploding bomb: sharp remarks, unusually bold zongs. Nikolai's superb role as Till - a jester, a bully and a rebel - became the idol of Soviet youth in the 1970s, and the role of Till Ulenspiegel earned Nikolai Karachentsov a reputation as a synthetic actor - a singer, mime and acrobat. From the repertoire of the theater "Till" was removed only in 1992. The rock opera by composer Alexei Rybnikov “The Star and Death of Joaquin Murieta” (based on the poetic drama by Pablo Neruda), staged by Mark Zakharov in 1976, was also well-known. In it, Karachentsov played two roles at once - the leader of the rangers and Death. This production was staged in the theater until 1993. The most famous theatrical work of Karachentsov is the role of Count Rezanov in the rock opera "Juno and Avos" - a play that has become the hallmark of "Lenkom". The premiere took place on July 9, 1981 (music by Alexei Rybnikov, libretto by Andrey Voznesensky). Since at that time Karachentsov did not have the required level of vocal skill, while working on the performance he began to take lessons from the famous musician Pavel Smeyan, who played the role of the Chief Composer in Juno .... However, at the performance itself, Smeyan "pulled" high notes for Karachentsov, which he could not take. There was a kind of vocal support. In 1983, the play was recorded for television and in the same year the famous French couturier Pierre Cardin presented Juno and Avos to the French public at the Espace Cardin in Paris, followed by a triumphant tour around the world: the play was shown in the USA , Germany, the Netherlands and other countries. Karachentsov becomes one of the leading actors of Lenkom, Zakharov attracts him to participate in many performances. At the theater, Nikolai Petrovich played dozens of roles in productions of all genres: dramas, musicals, comedies, rock operas. His characters are completely different in character, but always expressive and memorable. Such productions with his participation enjoyed the well-deserved attention of the audience, as “Optimistic Tragedy”, “Dictatorship of Conscience”, “School for Emigrants”, “… Sorry”, “Czech Photo”. Among the last theatrical roles of the actor are His Serene Highness Prince Alexander Menshikov in "Jester Balakirev" and Domenico Soriano in "City of Millionaires".

Nikolai Karachentsov began acting in films since 1967: the first films with his participation were "Touches to the portrait of V. I. Lenin", "... And May again." But the actor began to actively act in films only after the triumph of "Til". Mark Zakharov did not use him in his screen work, with the exception of small roles in the television films "12 Chairs" (1976) and "The House That Swift Built" (1982). Nevertheless, at the beginning of his film career, Karachentsov played one of his best roles - Busygin in the film adaptation of the play by Alexander Vampilov "The Elder Son" (1975). This role brought him his first fame. Starting from the second half of the 1970s, Karachentsov became one of the most filmed actors, he always performed all the complex stunt stunts in the films himself. In 1976, he auditioned for the role of the Wolf in the children's musical "Mama" but as a result, the director Elizabeth Bostan gave this role to Mikhail Boyarsky. Nikolai Karachentsov starred with equal success in films of various genres - music, children, adventure, drama. In total, Nikolai Karachentsov's track record includes more than 100 film roles. He also worked on dubbing foreign films, voiced the roles of the French actor Jean-Paul Belmondo in Russian. In addition, he took part in dubbing many cartoons, worked a lot on television and radio.
voiced the roles of the French actor Jean-Paul Belmondo in Russian. In addition, he took part in dubbing many cartoons, worked a lot on television and radio.
voiced the roles of the French actor Jean-Paul Belmondo in Russian. In addition, he took part in dubbing many cartoons, worked a lot on television and radio.

Since the beginning of the 1990s, for many years Karachentsov was the chairman of the jury of the Andrei Mironov Actor's Song Festival. In 1991 he was elected Secretary of the Union of Theater Workers of Russia. He is an academician of the Russian Academy of Cinematic Arts "NIKA". In 1994, together with his friend, stuntman and teacher Nikolai Astapov, he created the Nikolai Karachentsov School of Arts (ShIK) in Krasnoarmeysk, in which children studied in various directions - from dancing to painting, from fencing to horse riding. But they achieved the greatest success in the steppe.

One of the main hobbies of Nikolai Karachentsov was tennis. He more than once became a participant in a number of tennis tournaments, including the Big Hat, Marco Garros, and the Big Cap Cup. In 1994, together with TV presenter Boris Notkin, he was allowed to play with the first President of the Russian Federation, Boris Yeltsin. Among Karachentsov's regular tennis partners were professional tennis player and coach Shamil Tarpishchev, vice-president of the North-West Region Tennis Federation Igor Dzhelepov, composer Maxim Dunaevsky and poet Yuri Ryashentsev.

On the night of February 28, 2005, on the icy road of Michurinsky Prospekt in Moscow, the Volkswagen Passat B5, driven by Nikolai Karachentsov, had an accident. The artist was in a hurry from his dacha to Moscow, excited by the news of the death of his mother-in-law Nadezhda Stepanovna Porgina (1922-2005), without wearing a seat belt and exceeding the speed limit. As a result, the actor received a serious head injury. He was taken to the hospital, where he underwent craniotomy and brain surgery that night. As soon as the condition of the victim allowed, he was transferred to the Sklifosovsky Institute. Karachentsov was in a coma for 26 days. In early June, he was transferred to the Center for Speech Pathology and Neurorehabilitation. The healing process was delayed. Only in May 2007, the actor was able to go on stage, appeared to the audience during the gala concert "Stars descended from heaven ..." (by the name of the last song recorded by the actor), which included a presentation of discs with songs from the repertoire of Nikolai Karachentsov. The director of the program was Vladislav Druzhinin, and a number of artists came to support his colleague. Then his wife Lyudmila Porgina, together with a family friend, producer Maxim Fedorov and director of Nikolai Petrovich Marina Shirshikova, released "Anthology of Nikolai Karachentsov's Songs" (complete collection on 12 CDs). Producer Maxim Fyodorov provided most of the song material for the project from his personal collection, which he had been collecting for ten years, "The Anthology of Nikolai Karachentsov's Songs" came out in a small gift edition of 1,500 copies.
which was a presentation of discs with songs from the repertoire of Nikolai Karachentsov. The director of the program was Vladislav Druzhinin, and a number of artists came to support his colleague. Then his wife Lyudmila Porgina, together with a family friend, producer Maxim Fedorov and director of Nikolai Petrovich Marina Shirshikova, released "Anthology of Nikolai Karachentsov's Songs" (complete collection on 12 CDs). Producer Maxim Fyodorov provided most of the song material for the project from his personal collection, which he had been collecting for ten years, "The Anthology of Nikolai Karachentsov's Songs" came out in a small gift edition of 1,500 copies.
which was a presentation of discs with songs from the repertoire of Nikolai Karachentsov. The director of the program was Vladislav Druzhinin, and a number of artists came to support his colleague. Then his wife Lyudmila Porgina, together with a family friend, producer Maxim Fedorov and director of Nikolai Petrovich Marina Shirshikova, released "Anthology of Nikolai Karachentsov's Songs" (complete collection on 12 CDs). Producer Maxim Fyodorov provided most of the song material for the project from his personal collection, which he had been collecting for ten years, "The Anthology of Nikolai Karachentsov's Songs" came out in a small gift edition of 1,500 copies.
Then his wife Lyudmila Porgina, together with a family friend, producer Maxim Fedorov and director of Nikolai Petrovich Marina Shirshikova, released "Anthology of Nikolai Karachentsov's Songs" (complete collection on 12 CDs). Producer Maxim Fyodorov provided most of the song material for the project from his personal collection, which he had been collecting for ten years, "The Anthology of Nikolai Karachentsov's Songs" came out in a small gift edition of 1,500 copies.
Then his wife Lyudmila Porgina, together with a family friend, producer Maxim Fedorov and director of Nikolai Petrovich Marina Shirshikova, released "Anthology of Nikolai Karachentsov's Songs" (complete collection on 12 CDs). Producer Maxim Fyodorov provided most of the song material for the project from his personal collection, which he had been collecting for ten years, "The Anthology of Nikolai Karachentsov's Songs" came out in a small gift edition of 1,500 copies.
which was collected for ten years "Anthology of songs of Nikolai Karachentsov" was released in a small gift edition of 1,500 copies.
which was collected for ten years "Anthology of songs of Nikolai Karachentsov" came out in a small gift edition of 1,500 copies.

On October 1, 2009, Karachentsov reappeared in front of the public at the presentation of a joint CD with composer Elena Surzhikova "I won't lie!" in the cigar club in the shopping center "Lotte Plaza", where, according to the wife of the actor Lyudmila Porgina, he even tried different varieties of cigars.

In March - April 2011, Nikolai Karachentsov underwent treatment in one of the Israeli clinics. It was noted that his speech had improved.

In January - May 2013, Nikolai Karachentsov underwent treatment in clinics in Beijing (PRC).

In October 2013, Karachentsov played a small episode in the film “White Dew. Return ", which shows how, after a long absence, his character Vasily returns home to his wife. Since the actor's speech after the car accident was difficult, and he was quite weak physically, this episodic role was practically wordless. The film was shot in Minsk and in the Grodno region at the Belarusfilm film studio.

On October 26, 2014 at the Lenkom theater, Nikolai Karachentsov's jubilee evening "I'm here!" (the title is based on the first line of the song "Stars descended from heaven ...", which the artist recorded shortly before the accident).

On November 1, 2014, Nikolai Karachentsov's recital was held at the Literary Cafe of the Moscow House of Books, dedicated to the release of the double CD "Best and Unreleased", timed to coincide with the actor's 70th birthday.

June 5, 2015 Karachentsov, as well as his friends - composers Elena Surzhikova and Rustam Nevredinov, who wrote songs for him for many years, received honorary awards from the "Chanson Museum" for their contribution to the development of the genre.

On October 12, 2016, the Moscow Peace Foundation awarded Nikolai Karachentsov with the Gold Order of Service to Art.

On February 27, 2017, Karachentsov again got into a serious accident. The car with the actor, driven by his wife, collided with the Gazelle in the village of Zagoryansky, Shchelkovsky district, Moscow region. The blow was so strong that the car rolled over. Karachentsov suffered a concussion and was taken to hospital. On March 3, 2017, he was discharged from the hospital.

In September 2017, the actor was diagnosed with an inoperable cancer tumor in his left lung. In early October 2018, he was hospitalized at the 62nd Oncology Hospital in Moscow.

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