Vladimir Terletskiy

Sound Born Jan 22, 1931 Died Jul 23, 1998 13 credits

Biography

Vladimir Terletskiy works in sound. Born January 22, 1931. Died July 23, 1998. Archytele tracks 13 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Career timeline

1997

Ermak · Original Music Composer

1994

Budulai, Whom No-one Waits For · Original Music Composer

1988

The Dreamer · Music

1987

Not Subject to Disclosure · Original Music Composer

1983

One True Love · Music

1977

Just Sasha · Original Music Composer

1976

Mark Twain Against... · Original Music Composer

1975

Concerto for Two Violins · Original Music Composer

1972

Boys · Original Music ComposerBlazing Continent · Original Music Composer

1969

The Last Holidays · Conductor

1962

FuseFuse · Original Music Composer

Full Filmography

13 titles

Ermak (1997) Original Music Composer
Budulai, Whom No-one Waits For (1994) Original Music Composer
The Dreamer (1988) Music
Not Subject to Disclosure (1987) Original Music Composer
One True Love (1983) Music
Just Sasha (1977) Original Music Composer
Mark Twain Against... (1976) Original Music Composer
Concerto for Two Violins (1975) Original Music Composer
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Boys (1972) Original Music Composer
Blazing Continent (1972) Original Music Composer
The Last Holidays (1969) Conductor
Fuse (1962)
Fuse (1962) Original Music Composer

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Vladimir Terletskiy is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Fuse (1962), Fuse (1962).

When and where was Vladimir Terletskiy born?

Vladimir Terletskiy was born on January 22, 1931. They passed away on July 23, 1998.

How many credits does Vladimir Terletskiy have?

Vladimir Terletskiy has accumulated over 13 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1962 to 1997.