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Yuri Bogolyubov - Biography, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Filmography
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Soviet film actor Yuri Bogolyubov (10/20/1928) - a native Muscovite, a native of an acting family. Yuri's parents were constantly busy in the theater, and his grandmother was involved in his upbringing. The boy was introduced to art from childhood, so it is not at all surprising that he chose the path of an actor. In 1949, Yu. Bogolyubov began his studies at the acting department of the Moscow Art Theater School, graduating from which in 1953, began to play at the Maly Theater.
In 1955, Yuri Bogolyubov was enrolled in the cast of the Mosfilm film studio, although the actor's debut in cinema took place much earlier. In 1942, when the family was in Alma-Ata in evacuation, the teenager played the main role of Vanka in film collection number 12, and also starred in several other films. In 1955, the premiere of the adventure film Vasyok Trubachev and his comrades took place, in which the actor plays the role of a teacher. Excellent appearance, excellent acting skills, openness and charm made it possible for the actor to become in demand in the cinema. In subsequent years, new films appeared with Yuri Bogolyubov Stars on the Wings (1956), Pages of the Past (1957), Coming to You (1961), Attention, Tsunami! (1969), The End of the Lyubavins (1971) and others. Bogolyubov developed the role of a positive hero - courageous, courageous, noble, and the directors offered him just such roles. The audience well remembers the actor as Sergeant Grechka in the Blue Arrow, Belotinsky in the film Strong in Spirit, Veselin in the film On Distant Shores.
Y. Bogolyubov worked a lot on dubbing and dubbing films. His voice is spoken by Jean Gabin in the Embankment of Mists, Georgi Georgiev-Getz in the Eighth, Damiano Damiani in the Murder of Matteoti and many other famous actors.
In 1975, the audience saw the last film with Yuri Bogolyubov. In the war drama directed by Y. Chulyukin of the Motherland, the soldier played his final role as Glukhov. Late in the evening on October 7, 1975, Bogolyubov suddenly felt ill. The doctors were called, but they were powerless, and the actor died prematurely.
Yuri Bogolyubov has brown eyes, naturally dark hair color, light skin and medium lips. The shape of the face is oval, the forehead is high, the hair is straight, thick. Yuri Bogolyubov did not change his hair color, preferring natural. The actor has a medium straight nose and a rounded chin. The actor's height is 173 cm, no tattoos.
