Valery Afanasyev
Acting Born Aug 20, 1949 Moscow, RSFSR, USSR 24 credits
Biography
Valery Afanasyev works in acting. Born August 20, 1949 in Moscow, RSFSR, 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
Taras Kuzmin
1 shared title
Vladimir Verevochkin
1 shared title
Victoria Agalakova
1 shared title
Fyodor Lavrov
1 shared title
Valeriya Lanskaya
1 shared title
Boris Khvoshnyanskiy
1 shared title
Saveliy Kudryashov
1 shared title
Sergey Nikonenko
1 shared title
Sergey Maslennikov
1 shared title
Ivan Agapov
1 shared title
Career timeline
Get Moving!
Ulterior Motives
Angel of Revenge
Khor
Penultimate Instance
Kalashnikov AK-47Училки в законе
Lev Yashin. The Dream Goalkeeper
The Ivanovs vs. The Ivanovs
Secret For a Million
Тихая охота
Night SwallowsGagarin: First in Space
SklifosovskyШеф
Trouble in Store
Огонь любвиCop in Law
Агония страха
Russians in the City of Angels
Simple Truths
Naval Cadets, Charge!
Conscience
Investigation Held by ZnaToKi
Full filmography
- The Ivanovs vs. The Ivanovs (2017)
- Simple Truths (1999) as учитель ОБЖ
- Investigation Held by ZnaToKi (1971) as Никифоров
- Sklifosovsky (2012)
- Secret For a Million (2016) as Self - Guest
- Шеф (2012)
- Russians in the City of Angels (2003) as Ship Captain
- Огонь любви (2008)
- Lev Yashin. The Dream Goalkeeper (2019) as Yashin's Father
- Kalashnikov AK-47 (2020) as Chief artillery marshal Voronov
- Get Moving! (2026)
- Penultimate Instance (2022) as Mihail Mavrin (Maksim's father)
- Училки в законе (2020) as Генерал
- Ulterior Motives (2025) as генерал Горин
- Trouble in Store (2011) as Anatoly Kultakov
- Cop in Law (2008)
- Naval Cadets, Charge! (1988) as Pavel Yagupov
- Khor (2023)
- Агония страха (2007) as Medvedev
- Night Swallows (2013)
- Gagarin: First in Space (2013) as Boatman
- Conscience (1974) as капитан милиции в колонии
- Angel of Revenge (2024)
- Тихая охота (2014) as Михаил Борисович Юдин