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Vladimir Gardin

Directing Born Jan 18, 1877 Died May 29, 1965 Moscow, Russian Empire 76 credits
76
Total Credits
1921–1958
38 Years Career Span
1
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Vladimir Gardin works in directing. Born January 18, 1877 in Moscow, Russian Empire. Died May 29, 1965. Archytele tracks 76 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Career timeline

The Fires of Baku
Russian Ballerina
Naval Battalion
Anton Ivanovich Gets AngryDefeat of YudenichPrairie Station
Stepan RazinMan in a Shell
EnemiesPeter the First, Part IIYear Nineteen
Youth of the PoetPugachevNightingale
I LoveBeethoven ConcertoConduitDubrovskiy
Loss of FeelingPeasants
Yudishka GolovlyovSong of Happiness
26 CommissionersThe Mystery of Kara-TauАнненковщина
SniperCounterplanGlory of World
Cities and YearsOur Girls
Song of Spring · DirectorSong of Spring · Writer
Kastus Kalinovskiy · DirectorKastus Kalinovskiy · Writer
The Poet and the Tsar · Director
The Career of Spirka Shpandyr · Writer
The Bear's Wedding · DirectorCross and Mauser · DirectorThe House of the Golubins · Director
The Landowner · DirectorThe Landowner · WriterLocksmith and ChancellorLocksmith and Chancellor · WriterLocksmith and Chancellor · Director
A Spectre Haunts Europe · Director
Sickle and Hammer · Director
The Iron Heel · DirectorThe Iron Heel · WriterSmelchakFor the Red Banner · Editor
Miss Peasant · DirectorMiss Peasant · ScreenplayTo the People's Power
The Great Passion · DirectorGlory to the Strong... Death to the Weak... · Director
Petersburg Slums · DirectorPetersburg Slums · ScreenplayBrandt · EditorGhosts · DirectorGhosts · Writer
Anna Karenina · ScreenplayAnna Karenina · DirectorThe Kreutzer Sonata · WriterThe Kreutzer Sonata · DirectorDays of Our Life
The Keys to HappinessThe Keys to Happiness · Director

Full Filmography

76 titles
  • The Fires of Baku (1958) as Verfild
  • Russian Ballerina (1947)
  • Naval Battalion (1946) as Citizen in a katsaveika
  • Anton Ivanovich Gets Angry (1941) as Johann Sebastian Bach
  • Defeat of Yudenich (1941)
  • Prairie Station (1941) as Fedor Potanin
  • Stepan Razin (1939) as Kivrin, chief boyarin of the rogue regiment
  • Man in a Shell (1939) as Михаил Васильевич (директор гимназии)
  • Advertisement
  • Enemies (1938)
  • Peter the First, Part II (1938) as Prince Peter Tolstoy
  • Year Nineteen (1938)
  • Youth of the Poet (1937) as Gustav Meyer, lyceum's governor
  • Pugachev (1937)
  • Nightingale (1937)
  • I Love (1936) as mine owner
  • Beethoven Concerto (1936) as Prof. Malevich
  • Conduit (1936) as Nikita Pavlovich Kamyshev
  • Dubrovskiy (1936)
  • Loss of Feeling (1935) as Jack Ripl, his brother
  • Peasants (1935) as Grandfather Anisim
  • Yudishka Golovlyov (1934) as Porfiriy Golovlyov (Yudishka)
  • Song of Happiness (1934) as Карл Францевич Виатачек
  • 26 Commissioners (1933) as citizen with a chrysanthemum
  • The Mystery of Kara-Tau (1933) as Professor Shakhrov
  • Анненковщина (1933) as Maurice Janin
  • Sniper (1932) as General
  • Counterplan (1932) as Babchenko
  • Glory of World (1932)
  • Cities and Years (1930)
  • Our Girls (1930) as Matveyev
  • Song of Spring (1929) Director
  • Song of Spring (1929) Writer
  • Kastus Kalinovskiy (1928) Director
  • Kastus Kalinovskiy (1928) Writer
  • The Poet and the Tsar (1927) Director
  • The Career of Spirka Shpandyr (1926) Writer
  • The Bear's Wedding (1925) Director
  • Cross and Mauser (1925) Director
  • The House of the Golubins (1925) Director
  • The Landowner (1924) Director
  • The Landowner (1924) Writer
  • Locksmith and Chancellor (1924) as Gammer, counsellor of Justice
  • Locksmith and Chancellor (1924) Writer
  • Locksmith and Chancellor (1924) Director
  • Ataman Khmil' (1924) Director
  • Ostap Bandura (1924) Director
  • Lord of the Black Rocks (1924)
  • A Spectre Haunts Europe (1923) Director
  • Sickle and Hammer (1921) Director
  • The Iron Heel (1919) Director
  • The Iron Heel (1919) Writer
  • Smelchak (1919)
  • For the Red Banner (1919) Editor
  • Miss Peasant (1917) Director
  • Miss Peasant (1917) Screenplay
  • To the People's Power (1917)
  • The Great Passion (1916) Director
  • Glory to the Strong... Death to the Weak... (1916) Director
  • Petersburg Slums (1915) Director
  • Petersburg Slums (1915) Screenplay
  • Brandt (1915) Editor
  • Ghosts (1915) Director
  • Ghosts (1915) Writer
  • War and Peace (1915) as Napoleon
  • War and Peace (1915) Director
  • War and Peace (1915) Writer
  • The Day Before (1915) Producer
  • The Day Before (1915) Director
  • Anna Karenina (1914) Screenplay
  • Anna Karenina (1914) Director
  • The Kreutzer Sonata (1914) Writer
  • The Kreutzer Sonata (1914) Director
  • Days of Our Life (1914) as Doctor
  • Days of Our Life (1914) Director
  • The Keys to Happiness (1913)
  • The Keys to Happiness (1913) Director

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Vladimir Gardin best known for?

Vladimir Gardin is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Fires of Baku (1958).

When and where was Vladimir Gardin born?

Vladimir Gardin was born on January 18, 1877 in Moscow, Russian Empire. They passed away on May 29, 1965.

How many credits does Vladimir Gardin have?

Vladimir Gardin has accumulated over 76 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1921 to 1958.

Vladimir Gardin by the numbers

76credits
76films
0TV series
1913–1958active years

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