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Alexander Alexandrovich Khanov - Honored Artist of the Soviet Union in the field of theater and cinema. The future actor was born on April 29, 1904 in the Russian Empire, the city of St. Petersburg. Alexander Alexandrovich was a versatile actor and possessed a unique gift of reincarnation. During his creative career, he starred in more than 20 films, played in performances on the stage of the theater, many cartoon characters spoke in his voice.
Alexander Khanov made his first attempts to play in the theater during his student years, when he studied at the Institute of the Living Word, learning the subtleties of oratory. A year later, in 1923, he entered the studio of the Petrograd Mobile Theater, where famous teachers - Pavel Gaideburov and Nadezhda Skarskaya taught. In 1924, the artist joined the main cast of the troupe of the Theater of the Revolution, which became his main place of work, despite a ten-year collaboration with Sergei Eisenstein at the Proletkult Theater. The first film role took place in the film Minin and Pozharsky in 1939, where he played a soldier of the people's militia Minin Kuzma. It is worth noting that the debut was extremely successful, since for playing the leading role in this film, Khanov received not only the love of the viewer, but also Stalin's 1st degree award for achievements in the art world. Films with Alexander Khanov attract the attention of viewers, all of his characters are charismatic and emotional, and this is confirmed by the fact that during his creative career, Alexander Alexandrovich was awarded this prestigious award twice more. In 1947, for the performance of the role of Shulga in the production of Alexander Fadeev's Young Guard. In 1949 he received the Stalinist Prize of the 2nd degree for the image of Dobrotvorsky in the play Law of Honor. In 1949 he received the Stalinist Prize of the 2nd degree for the image of Dobrotvorsky in the play The Law of Honor. In 1949 he received the Stalinist Prize of the 2nd degree for the image of Dobrotvorsky in the play Law of Honor.
Nevertheless, according to film critics, the best movie with Alexander Khanov is a military-historical drama - Suvorov, which was filmed in 1940 under the direction of Alexei Kravtsov. This film is filled with shots of the great battle with Napoleon's army, and Khanov's excellent performance of the role of a commander only emphasizes the heroism of the battle. Alexander Khanov died at the age of 79, in Moscow, an urn with his ashes rests at the Vagankovsky cemetery.
Alexander Khanov has brown eyes, naturally dark hair color, dark skin and medium lips. The shape of the face is oval, the forehead is high, the hair is straight, gray. Alexander Khanov did not change his hair color, preferring natural. The actor has a large, straight nose and a pointed chin. Alexander Khanov sometimes wore glasses, sometimes let go of his mustache and beard. The actor's height is 182 cm, no tattoos.
