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Adolf Ilyin - Biography, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Filmography
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Ilyin Adolf Alekseevich is a famous theater and cinema artist, an honored cultural figure of the Russian SFSR. He was born in April 1923, in a small village of the former St. Petersburg province (now the Leningrad region) - the village of Burakovo. Adolf actively and courageously participated in the battles of the Great Patriotic War, and in 1942 he was even awarded the highest medal in the system of awards of the Soviet Union - "For Courage".
Returning from the front, Ilyin enters the studio of the Sverdlovsk Drama Theater, and then decides to stay to play within the walls of this theater. Films with the participation of Adolf Ilyin have appeared on screens since 1955. Among them - the dramatic film "Mother" (1955), the scientific drama "In Pursuit of Glory" (1956), the adventure story "The Golden House" (1959), the melodramatic movie "Long Day" (1961) .).
Perhaps the most popular film with Adolf Ilyin is the military melodrama Zhenya, Zhenechka and Katyusha (1967) by Soviet director Vladimir Motyl, which tells the story of the adventures of an intelligent soldier from the Arbat named Zhenya Koshkin, in which the actor played the role of a division commander ... The list of well-known cinematic works of Ilyin also includes the role of Enoch Drebber in the crime detective "Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson: The Bloody Inscription" (1979).
Since 1963, Ilyin became the director of the Sverdlovsk Film Studio.
In all other respects, Adolf Ilyin preferred a "live" theater stage to cinema, which the actor changed a lot in his entire life. So, since 1966 he has been performing on the stage of the Minsk Drama Theater named after Maxim Gorky, two years later he moved to one of the theaters in Novosibirsk - "Red Torch", and later, for several more years, plays in the Voronezh Drama Theater named after Koltsov. In 1975, Adolf Ilyin moved to Moscow, where he performed at the Mayakovsky Theater until the very last days of his life.
Honored Artist of the USSR died in July 1990 and was buried at the Moscow Preobrazhensky Cemetery.
It is noteworthy that by the power of his own talent and skill, Ilyin managed to bring up a whole acting dynasty, because his two sons are successfully working in this field. Vladimir Adolfovich is the People's Artist of Russia, and Alexander is the Honored Artist. Three grandsons of Adolf Ilyin also moved into the film industry.
Adolf Ilyin has brown eyes, naturally blond hair color, fair skin and thin lips. The shape of the face is round, the forehead is medium, the hair is straight, soft. Adolf Ilyin did not change his hair color, preferring natural. The actor has a small, wide nose and a rounded chin. The actor is 167 cm tall, no tattoos.
