Lutfali Abdullayev
Biography
Lutfali Abdullayev was an Azerbaijani theatre and film actor. Born on March 22, 1914, in Nukha, Elizavetpolskay, he developed an interest in acting while watching touring actors perform on local theatre stages. At the age of 14, Abdullayev attended vocal classes and learned to play the horn at the Azerbaijan State Conservatoire. He became a trouper at the Azerbaijan State Theatre of Musical Comedy in 1939, where he worked until his death. Abdullayev's acting career spanned several years, with a total of 7 known credits. He passed away on December 9, 1973, at the age of 59.
Career overview
Lutfali Abdullayev was a theatre and film actor from Azerbaijan. He was born on March 22, 1914, in Nukha, which is now known as Shaki. Abdullayev's interest in acting began when he watched touring actors perform on the stage of local theatres. He was noticed by actor Ahmad Anatollu, who suggested that Abdullayev be sent to Baku to learn from prominent Azerbaijani actors.
At the age of 14, Abdullayev started attending vocal classes and learning to play the horn at the Azerbaijan State Conservatoire. He later became a member of the Azerbaijan State Theatre of Musical Comedy, where he worked as a trouper until his death. Abdullayev's acting career spanned multiple roles, with a total of 7 known credits. His work in the theatre and film industry was primarily in Azerbaijan, and he was known for his acting abilities.
Abdullayev's life and career came to an end on December 9, 1973, at the age of 59. His contributions to the Azerbaijani theatre and film industry are notable, and he remains a figure in the country's cultural heritage.
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- Aktrisanın təbəssümü (1974) as Shumal
- Where is Ahmad? (1964) as Zulumov
- Ulduz (1964) as Muhammad
- Wonderful Event (1960) as Kefchilov
- The Packet of "Kazbek" (1958) as Man at the races
- If Not This, Then That (1958) as Balaoglan
- Arshin Takes a Wife (1945) as Vali