Vladimir Balashov
Acting Born Jul 10, 1920 Died Dec 23, 1996 Izhevskoe, Ryazanskaya guberniya, Soviet Russia 62 credits
Biography
Vladimir Balashov works in acting. Born July 10, 1920 in Izhevskoe, Ryazanskaya guberniya, Soviet Russia. Died December 23, 1996. Archytele lists 62 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
Vladimir Yemelyanov
2 shared titles
Pavel Shpringfeld
2 shared titles
Mikhail Kuznetsov
2 shared titles
Viktor Chekmaryov
2 shared titles
Anvar Khalilulaev
1 shared title
Arseny Perov
1 shared title
Konstantin Nikitin
1 shared title
Anna Levina
1 shared title
Alexandr Ogorodov
1 shared title
Vera Konstantinova
1 shared title
Career timeline
Have You Forgotten What We Used to Play?
Anomaly
Enemy's Enemy
Silver Strings
Picture
Demidovy
CarnivalMy Life is the Army
Golden Beasts Parade
Killed While on Duty
Storm on the Land
No Margin for Error
My Destiny
Discovery
Silver Trumpets
Ugryum-River
ExodusThe Shield and the SwordLet's Remember This Day
Sea StoriesA Song in the Woods
The Most, the Most, the MostSomeone Else's Name
The Hyperboloid of Engineer GarinYear as Long as Life
LonelinessStrict Game
The Trial of Madmen
First TrialsNorth RainbowDreams Come True
ToktogulThe Man from Planet Earth
Pages of the PastIvan the Terrible, Part II: The Boyars' Plot
Steep StepsNew Attraction
The Fire of ImmortalityIvan FrankoCaptain of the «Old Turtle»Main AvenueFlames on the Volga
The Crash of the EmirateThe Shadow Near the Pier
The Ship Commander
Admiral Ushakov
Maximka
Full filmography
- Have You Forgotten What We Used to Play? (2010) as The Man
- Anomaly (1993)
- Enemy's Enemy (1990) as General Rosenow
- Silver Strings (1988)
- Picture (1985) as генерал Фомин
- Demidovy (1983) as De Gennin
- Carnival (1981) as member of the Admission Committee
- My Life is the Army (1981)
- Golden Beasts Parade (1979) as Aleksandr Buddo
- Killed While on Duty (1978)
- Storm on the Land (1976)
- No Margin for Error (1975) as Егор Савельевич Тарута, отец Антона, фронтовик
- My Destiny (1974) as Василий Егорович
- Discovery (1973) as член комиссии по расследованию аварии
- Silver Trumpets (1971)
- Ugryum-River (1969) as следователь
- Exodus (1968) as Baron Ungern (voice)
- The Shield and the Sword (1968) as Walter Sonnenberg
- Let's Remember This Day (1968) as Pechenka
- Sea Stories (1967) as Leontiy Andreich
- A Song in the Woods (1967) as (voice)
- The Most, the Most, the Most (1966) as Eagle
- Someone Else's Name (1966) as Sergey Dmitriyevich Tyurin
- The Hyperboloid of Engineer Garin (1965) as инженер на Золотом острове
- Year as Long as Life (1965) as Joseph Moll
- Loneliness (1964) as Tokmakov
- Strict Game (1964) as Komarovsky
- The Trial of Madmen (1961) as Senator
- First Trials (1960)
- North Rainbow (1960)
- Dreams Come True (1960)
- Toktogul (1959) as Semenov
- The Man from Planet Earth (1959) as Дорофеев
- Pages of the Past (1958)
- Ivan the Terrible, Part II: The Boyars' Plot (1958) as Pyotr Volynets
- Steep Steps (1957) as Simon Matveyevich Galagan
- New Attraction (1957)
- The Fire of Immortality (1956)
- Ivan Franko (1956) as Henryk
- Captain of the «Old Turtle» (1956)
- Main Avenue (1956) as Gritsenko
- Flames on the Volga (1956)
- The Crash of the Emirate (1955)
- The Shadow Near the Pier (1955) as Kobchikov
- The Ship Commander (1954)
- Admiral Ushakov (1953) as Belli (uncredited)
- Maximka (1952) as Аркадий Павлович Чебыкин
- Mussorgsky (1950) as Mily Balakirev
- The Magic Treasure (1950) as shepherd Bair
- Ivan Pavlov (1949) as Semenov
- Maryte (1947)
- Private Aleksandr Matrosov (1947)
- The Vow (1946) as Anatol Lipsky, saboteur
- A Noisy Household (1946) as Durand
- Girl No. 217 (1945) as Maks
- The Invasion (1945) as Pasha
- It Happened in the Donbass (1945)
- Ivan the Terrible, Part I (1944) as Piotr Volynetz
- Guerrillas in the steppes of Ukraine (1943)
- How the Steel Was Tempered (1942)
- The Artamonov Case (1941) as Nikita
- The Oppenheim Family (1939) as Berthold Oppenheim