Stepan Krylov
Acting Born Feb 14, 1910 Gorodok, Smolenskaya guberniya, Russian Empire 24 credits
Biography
Stepan Krylov works in acting. Born February 14, 1910 in Gorodok, Smolenskaya guberniya, Russian Empire. 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
Mykola Hrynko
3 shared titles
Irma Raush
2 shared titles
Nikolay Burlyaev
2 shared titles
Vladimir Marenkov
2 shared titles
Anatoliy Solonitsyn
1 shared title
Ivan Lapikov
1 shared title
Nikolai Sergeyev
1 shared title
Yuriy Nazarov
1 shared title
Yuriy Nikulin
1 shared title
Rolan Bykov
1 shared title
Career timeline
Kreutzer Sonata
For No Apparent Reason
Funny People!
InternThe Liberation of PragueEverybody Knows Kadkin
Dew
Deadly Enemy
The Red Tent
The Dead Season
They Were Known Only By Their Faces
Andrei Rublev
Southern Cross is Above UsMusicians of the Same Regiment
Ivan's Childhood
Baltic SkiesResurrection
The Golden Echelon
Polyushko, pole
Other People's Relatives
The Parasite
Two Soldiers
Komsomolsk
My Motherland
Full filmography
- Andrei Rublev (1966) as Senior Foundry Worker
- Ivan's Childhood (1962) as Katasonov
- Intern (1977)
- The Red Tent (1969) as The Boatswain (uncredited)
- Funny People! (1978)
- Kreutzer Sonata (1987)
- Southern Cross is Above Us (1965) as Rudenko
- Baltic Skies (1960) as Sharapov
- Two Soldiers (1943) as Major Rudoy
- Polyushko, pole (1957)
- The Liberation of Prague (1977)
- Resurrection (1960) as Politicheskiy zaklyuchenniy
- The Golden Echelon (1959) as Nikanor Ivanovich
- Other People's Relatives (1956) as Miron
- Deadly Enemy (1971) as unit secretary
- The Dead Season (1968)
- Everybody Knows Kadkin (1977) as conductor
- They Were Known Only By Their Faces (1967) as Gordeyev
- Dew (1975)
- Musicians of the Same Regiment (1965)
- My Motherland (1933) as Red Army man
- For No Apparent Reason (1982) as железнодорожник
- Komsomolsk (1938) as Субботин
- The Parasite (1953)