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Ivan Bortnik

Acting Born Apr 16, 1939 Died Jan 4, 2019 Moscow, RSFSR, USSR 53 credits
53
Total Credits
2009
48 Years Career Span
5
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Ivan Bortnik works in acting. Born April 16, 1939 in Moscow, RSFSR, USSR. Died January 4, 2019. Archytele lists 53 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

Antikiller D.K
Сонька Золотая Ручка
SirShift
Don't Cry Mommy 2
Antikiller 2: Antiterror
Shukshin's StoriesOn the Other Side of the WolvesAntikillerShukshin's Stories
RecluseStill Waters
Passion BoulevardBoris Godunov
Why Wouldn't We Send... a Messenger?
Don't Cry Mommy
Return of the "Battleship"Impotent
The Muslim
Turmoil
The Murder at Zhdanovskaya
Lost in SiberiaDeath in Cinema
Was There Karotin?The World In Another DimensionНочевала тучка золотая
Mirror for a HeroSilver Strings
The Second Attempt of Viktor KrokhinTen Days That Shook the WorldRoad CompanionA Cossack Galloped Through the Valley
Я — вожатый форпоста
We Will SeeThree Percent of Danger
Our CallingAct According to Situation!
Привет с фронта
Kin
Sergeant
The Meeting Place Cannot Be ChangedThe Meeting Place Cannot Be ChangedLast HuntBy Faith and Honor
A Declaration of Love
A Sentimental Romance
What the Hell Do You Want?Ivan and MaryaOther People's Letters
My Generation
The Day Ahead

Full Filmography

53 titles
  • Antikiller D.K (2009) as Klop
  • Сонька Золотая Ручка (2007) as Горелов
  • Sir (2006) as Aristarkh
  • Shift (2006) as Uncle Vanya
  • Don't Cry Mommy 2 (2005) as Hitler
  • Antikiller 2: Antiterror (2003) as Bedbug
  • Shukshin's Stories (2002) as Худяков
  • On the Other Side of the Wolves (2002)
  • Antikiller (2002) as Bedbug
  • Shukshin's Stories (2002) as Худяков ( Другая жизнь, фильм №3 )
  • Recluse (2000) as Dr. Kozhin
  • Still Waters (2000)
  • Passion Boulevard (1999)
  • Boris Godunov (1999) as Пимен
  • Why Wouldn't We Send... a Messenger? (1998) as brother-in-law
  • Don't Cry Mommy (1997) as 'Hitler'
  • Return of the "Battleship" (1996)
  • Impotent (1996)
  • The Muslim (1995)
  • Turmoil (1993)
  • The Murder at Zhdanovskaya (1992) as Gleb Yarin
  • Lost in Siberia (1991) as Faina's husband
  • Death in Cinema (1991) as Vasili Stolbov
  • Was There Karotin? (1990) as Лисюк
  • The World In Another Dimension (1990)
  • Ночевала тучка золотая (1990)
  • Mirror for a Hero (1988) as Андрей Иванович Немчинов
  • Silver Strings (1988)
  • The Second Attempt of Viktor Krokhin (1987) as Boris Krokhin
  • Ten Days That Shook the World (1987)
  • Road Companion (1987)
  • A Cossack Galloped Through the Valley (1987)
  • Я — вожатый форпоста (1986)
  • We Will See (1985)
  • Three Percent of Danger (1985) as Корбут
  • Our Calling (1984) as комсомольский секретарь
  • Act According to Situation! (1984)
  • Привет с фронта (1983)
  • Kin (1982) as Vovchik
  • Sergeant (1980) as Ivan Nikanorych
  • The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed (1979) as член банды «Чёрная кошка» «Промокашка»
  • The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed (1979) as "Promokashka"
  • Last Hunt (1979)
  • By Faith and Honor (1979)
  • A Declaration of Love (1978) as Kroykov
  • A Sentimental Romance (1976) as Kucheryavyy
  • What the Hell Do You Want? (1975)
  • Ivan and Marya (1975) as Ivan
  • Other People's Letters (1975) as Shura
  • My Generation (1974)
  • The Day Ahead (1971) as Вячеслав
  • Mystery-Bouffe (1969)
  • Confession (1962) as Василий (дебют в кино)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Ivan Bortnik best known for?

Ivan Bortnik is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Camping Paradis (2006), Angyalbőrben (1990), The Second Attempt of Viktor Krokhin (1987), Sergeant (1980).

When and where was Ivan Bortnik born?

Ivan Bortnik was born on April 16, 1939 in Moscow, RSFSR, USSR. They passed away on January 4, 2019.

How many credits does Ivan Bortnik have?

Ivan Bortnik has accumulated over 53 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1962 to 2009.