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Gennadi Yudin

Acting Born Mar 27, 1923 Died Nov 13, 1989 29 credits

Biography

Gennadi Yudin works in acting. Born March 27, 1923. Died November 13, 1989. Archytele lists 29 screen credits below. A full profile for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

Destiny
SOS from the Taiga
Concerto for Two Violins
Fair Wind
Not a Day Without AdventureBoys
The Price of Fast Seconds
WaterlooThe End of the AtamanPostal Romance
Exodus
This Solid Ground
Aybolit-66
Black BusinessSee You Tomorrow...
Ballad of a Hussar
Captains of the Blue LagoonОстров Ольховый
Eagle Island
Northern StoryContemporary of the Century
History LessonPursuing Fame
Carnival NightMurder on Dante Street
The Frigid Sea
Mysterious Find
Admiral Ushakov
Taras Shevchenko

Full filmography

  • Destiny (1977) as German military doctor
  • SOS from the Taiga (1976) as Симагин, начальник геологической партии
  • Concerto for Two Violins (1975) as Rita's father
  • Fair Wind (1974) as Petrov
  • Not a Day Without Adventure (1972)
  • Boys (1972) as Kompozitor
  • The Price of Fast Seconds (1971)
  • Waterloo (1970) as Chactas
  • The End of the Ataman (1970) as Iukhan
  • Postal Romance (1970)
  • Exodus (1968) as Lanjgar (voice)
  • This Solid Ground (1967) as Andrey
  • Aybolit-66 (1966)
  • Black Business (1965) as Nikolay Kravtsov
  • See You Tomorrow... (1965)
  • Ballad of a Hussar (1963)
  • Captains of the Blue Lagoon (1962)
  • Остров Ольховый (1962)
  • Eagle Island (1961) as Vântu
  • Northern Story (1960)
  • Contemporary of the Century (1960) as Muromtsev
  • History Lesson (1957) as Henrih Lange
  • Pursuing Fame (1957) as Pyotr Borisovich Arefyev
  • Carnival Night (1956) as conductor
  • Murder on Dante Street (1956) as aktyor, partner Madlen
  • The Frigid Sea (1955) as Stepan Sharapov
  • Mysterious Find (1954) as Guriy Gagarka
  • Admiral Ushakov (1953) as Dmitriy Senyavin
  • Taras Shevchenko (1951) as Provocateur