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Pyotr Repnin - Biography, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Filmography
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A notable figure in cinema and theatrical art, Pyotr Repnin was born on September 18, 1984, in the city of St. Petersburg, Russia. The future artist of Soviet cinema comes from a wealthy family with a patriarchal lifestyle. Peter's father was a recognized photographer in the city. The mother of a talented boy was destined to raise two sons and a daughter, as well as to run a household. From an early age, Repnin took part in youth theater performances, assisted in the creation of scenery and costumes for young participants. The first role of a creative person was the female image of Mrs. Prostakova in the play The Minor. In 1914 he graduated from the educational institution of A. S. Chernyaev. He worked in the creative enterprise of V. S. Voronovsky and L. L. Sokolov. Under the patronage of VE Meyerhold, he graduated from the courses "directing" in 1922.
21-year-old young man for three years was a member of the Petrograd Theater of Miniatures. He honed his acting skills in the creative association The Bat in 1920-1924. Theater actor Bauman guys in 1932-1934. Until 1938 he worked in the Realist Theater, which was headed by Nikolai Okhlopkov, until 1940 he worked in the Chamber Theater. In 1941 he took part in the All-Union State Concert Organization, played in a jazz orchestra in 1942, worked in the Maly Theater department for two years, and was an actor in Mosfilm for about a year. Under the Ministry of Health, he worked for about two years in the theater of the musical direction and for the same period worked in the Theater-Studio of the film actor.
Cinema with Peter Repnin can be watched from 1925 to 1970. The viewer can watch delightful video works with the participation of the artist, which have become classics of Soviet cinema: The Girl Without an Address (1957), The Prisoner of the Caucasus or Shurik's New Adventures (1967) and much more. People remember the Soviet actor from the film Foundling (1939), who played the role of Muli. And the phrase of F. Ranevskaya: "Mulya, don't make me nervous" - became a bestseller of the Soviet era. Petr Repnin played bright and diverse roles in many films. The people's favorite died on the twenty-fourth of July 1970, rests at the Vagankovsky cemetery.
Petr Repnin has brown eyes, naturally dark hair, fair skin and thin lips. The shape of the face is oval, the forehead is high, the hair is straight, soft. Petr Repnin did not change his hair color, preferring natural. The actor has a medium straight nose and an oval chin. Pyotr Repnin sometimes wore glasses. The actor's height is 175 cm, no tattoos.
