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Rostislav Yankovsky

Acting Born Feb 5, 1930 Odessa, Ukrainian SSR, USSR 24 credits

Biography

Rostislav Yankovsky works in acting. Born February 5, 1930 in Odessa, Ukrainian SSR, USSR. Archytele lists 24 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

In June 1941
The State Counsellor
Anomaly
You Burn with Mad Passion for Me
GhostForgive Us Mother Russia
Eternal Husband
The Ultimate Reason for KingsRace of the Century
Battle of MoscowCan-Can in English ParkBig Volodya, Small Volodya
The Limit of Possible
Tale of the Star-Child
Meeting at the End of Winter
Safe Person
Olga Sergeevna
The CutlassKortik
The Ruins Are Firing…Peace to the Huts, War to the Palaces
WaterlooMe, Francysk Skaryna
Happiness Must Be Protected

Full filmography

  • Battle of Moscow (1985) as Vasiliy Smirnov
  • Safe Person (1976)
  • Tale of the Star-Child (1983) as хозяин созвездия
  • The Ultimate Reason for Kings (1986) as James Mattoon Scott - US air force general
  • Anomaly (1993)
  • Waterloo (1970) as (uncredited)
  • The Cutlass (1974) as school principal
  • The State Counsellor (2005) as Khrapov
  • Can-Can in English Park (1985) as Daniil Robak
  • Ghost (1991) as Konstantin Grigor'yevich - starshiy leytenant militsii
  • The Limit of Possible (1984) as Любомир Сергеевич Самарин
  • Big Volodya, Small Volodya (1985)
  • Me, Francysk Skaryna (1970) as Ivan Skorina
  • Forgive Us Mother Russia (1991) as Colonel Steblin
  • Meeting at the End of Winter (1978) as Семен Петрович
  • Race of the Century (1986) as Stanley Best
  • The Ruins Are Firing… (1971)
  • Olga Sergeevna (1975) as писатель
  • Happiness Must Be Protected (1958) as (uncredited)
  • Kortik (1974) as Head teacher
  • Peace to the Huts, War to the Palaces (1971)
  • Eternal Husband (1990) as Fedosey Petrovich Zakhlebinin (statskiy sovetnik)
  • You Burn with Mad Passion for Me (1992) as Vladimir Frantsevich
  • In June 1941 (2008) as Vojceh Bel'ski