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Vladimir Uralskiy

Acting Born Aug 28, 1887 Died May 13, 1955 Orenburg, Orenburg Governorate, Russian Empire [now Orenburg Oblast, Russia] 114 credits
114
Total Credits
1924–1956
33 Years Career Span
6
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Vladimir Uralskiy works in acting. Born August 28, 1887 in Orenburg, Orenburg Governorate, Russian Empire [now Orenburg Oblast, Russia]. Died May 13, 1955. Archytele tracks 114 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Career timeline

Green Lights
Involuntary auditors
The Anna Cross
The ParasiteSteppe Dawns
The Inspector General
The Unforgettable Year 1919Dream of a CossackThe Miners of Donetsk
Cossacks of the KubanZhukovsky
The Battle of StalingradGlorious Path
First-Year StudentThe Train Goes EastThe Young GuardKarandash on Ice
Private Aleksandr MatrosovTale of the Siberian LandBoy From the OutskirtsLight over Russia
The Great GlinkaA Great Life, Part 2The VowA Noisy HouseholdCruiser 'Varyag'
Native FieldsGuilty Without Guilt
Ivan the Terrible, Part IJubilee
Air Taxi1812ActressFrontKotovsky
The District SecretaryOur GirlsA Priceless Head
Swineherd and ShepherdCollection of Films for the Armed Forces #6Prairie StationSeaman's Daughter
Member of the GovernmentThe New Land
Minin and PozharskyLenin in 1918A Great LifeFightersKubans
Volga - VolgaSea PostMen of the SeaKarmeliuk
In the Far EastGobseckPugachev
AnnaConvictsThe StruggleFather and Son
AerogradShepherd and Czar
The Revolt of the FishermenSpring DaysThe Four Visits of Samuel Wolfe
OutskirtsTorn BootsDeserter
Height 88.5House of the DeadHorizonTwo Days
Road to LifeSiberian Patrol
St. Jorgen's DayTransbaltA Simple CaseThe Museum Guard
The Living CorpseБегствующий островTwo-Buldi-TwoRivalsТемне царство
ZvenigoraCaprice of Catherine ІІThe House on TrubnayaWandering StarsAlbidum
Leon CouturierPoison

Full Filmography

114 titles
  • Green Lights (1956) as Lutsenko
  • Involuntary auditors (1955) as Герасим
  • The Anna Cross (1954) as Coachman
  • The Parasite (1953) as Yegor Alekseich
  • Steppe Dawns (1953) as Old man Gerasim
  • The Inspector General (1952) as Merchant
  • The Unforgettable Year 1919 (1951) as Resistance agent
  • Dream of a Cossack (1951) as Agriculturist
  • Advertisement
  • The Miners of Donetsk (1951) as Old miner
  • Cossacks of the Kuban (1950) as (uncredited)
  • Zhukovsky (1950) as Officer
  • The Battle of Stalingrad (1949) as Potapov, worker
  • Glorious Path (1949) as (uncredited)
  • First-Year Student (1948) as Policeman
  • The Train Goes East (1948) as Passenger at the station
  • The Young Guard (1948) as Gromova's father
  • Karandash on Ice (1948) as Fan
  • Private Aleksandr Matrosov (1947) as Soldier
  • Tale of the Siberian Land (1947) as Nosov
  • Boy From the Outskirts (1947) as Partisan leader
  • Light over Russia (1947) as Red army soldier
  • The Great Glinka (1946) as Vlas, partisan
  • A Great Life, Part 2 (1946) as Kirichenko
  • The Vow (1946) as Coachman
  • A Noisy Household (1946) as Private Gvozdaryov
  • Cruiser 'Varyag' (1946) as Boatswain
  • Son of the Regiment (1946) as Soldier
  • Native Fields (1945) as Kolkhoz worker
  • Guilty Without Guilt (1945) as merchant
  • Ivan the Terrible, Part I (1944) as Archbishop
  • Jubilee (1944) as Bank member
  • Air Taxi (1943) as Firefighter in the theatre
  • 1812 (1943) as General
  • Actress (1943) as Wounded at he hospital
  • Front (1943)
  • Kotovsky (1943) as Doorman at Karakozen's house
  • No Greater Love (1943) as German
  • The District Secretary (1942) as Kletnyuk, partisan (uncredited)
  • Our Girls (1942) as Machinist
  • A Priceless Head (1942) as Polish
  • Swineherd and Shepherd (1941) as Exhibition visitor
  • Collection of Films for the Armed Forces #6 (1941) as Pyotr
  • Prairie Station (1941) as Frol
  • Seaman's Daughter (1941) as Khudyakov, boatswain
  • Member of the Government (1940) as Hooligan
  • The New Land (1940) as Antip Grach
  • Minin and Pozharsky (1939) as Deacon
  • Lenin in 1918 (1939) as Commander
  • A Great Life (1939) as Kirichenko
  • Fighters (1939) as Kozhukharov's father
  • Kubans (1939) as Ivan Afanasyevich
  • Volga - Volga (1938) as Ferryboat passenger
  • Sea Post (1938) as Filipp Filippovich Burov, lighthouse keeper
  • Men of the Sea (1938) as Kharitonich
  • Karmeliuk (1938) as Lawman
  • In the Far East (1937) as Luza
  • Gobseck (1937) as Bankrupt official
  • Pugachev (1937) as Khlopusha
  • Anna (1936) as Meeting participant
  • Convicts (1936) as Convict (uncredited)
  • The Struggle (1936) as Pierre (uncredited)
  • Father and Son (1936) as Thiefs gang member (uncredited)
  • Aerograd (1935) as Yefym Kosa
  • Shepherd and Czar (1935) as Student
  • The Revolt of the Fishermen (1934) as Soldier
  • Spring Days (1934) as Director
  • The Four Visits of Samuel Wolfe (1934) as Gostev
  • Outskirts (1933) as Smelchakov - cabdriver
  • Torn Boots (1933) as Police agent
  • Deserter (1933) as Cell chairman
  • Height 88.5 (1932) as Pavlov
  • House of the Dead (1932) as Medic
  • Horizon (1932) as Mitya, partisan
  • Two Days (1932) as Red army soldier
  • Road to Life (1931) as Head of children allocation (uncredited)
  • Siberian Patrol (1931) as Partisan (uncredited)
  • St. Jorgen's Day (1930) as Conductor
  • Transbalt (1930) as Savchuk, fisher
  • A Simple Case (1930) as Wounded soldier
  • The Museum Guard (1930) as Partisan
  • The Living Corpse (1929) as Petushkov
  • Бегствующий остров (1929) as Foreman
  • Two-Buldi-Two (1929) as Horse master
  • Rivals (1929) as Employee
  • Темне царство (1929)
  • When the Fields Bloom (1929) as Revolutionary committee member
  • The White Horseman (1929) as Red army soldier
  • Zvenigora (1928) as Peasant (uncredited)
  • Caprice of Catherine ІІ (1928) as Turbay walker
  • The House on Trubnaya (1928) as head of the club
  • Wandering Stars (1928) as Doorman at the brothel
  • Albidum (1928) as Leonov, agriculturist
  • His Career (1928) as Conservative
  • Leon Couturier (1927) as Secretary of the underground organisation
  • Poison (1927) as Reporter
  • Mother (1926) as Student
  • Miss Mend (1926) as Policeman (uncredited)
  • Vasya, the Reformer (1926) as Cook
  • The Bay of Death (1926) as Soldier (uncredited)
  • Rasplata (1926) as Profiteer
  • Dymivka (1926) as Peasant
  • Эх, яблочко, куды котишься (1926) as Policeman
  • The Wind (1926) as Sailor
  • In the Clutches of the Soviets (1926) as Coachman
  • Глушь поволжская (1926) as Glotov
  • Battleship Potemkin (1925) as Sailor
  • Strike (1925) as Worker
  • Chess Fever (1925) as Man in the waiting line
  • The Tailor from Torzhok (1925) as Union man (uncredited)
  • Bricks (1925) as Bandit
  • The Stationmaster (1925) as The coachman
  • Salt (1925) as Petlyura Army Soldier
  • Aelita: Queen of Mars (1924) as Soldier
  • The Brothers Karamazov (1915) as Alyosha Karamazov

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Vladimir Uralskiy is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Inspector-General (1952), Dream of a Cossack (1951), Ivan the Terrible, Part I (1944), Zvenigora (1928).

When and where was Vladimir Uralskiy born?

Vladimir Uralskiy was born on August 28, 1887 in Orenburg, Orenburg Governorate, Russian Empire [now Orenburg Oblast, Russia]. They passed away on May 13, 1955.

How many credits does Vladimir Uralskiy have?

Vladimir Uralskiy has accumulated over 114 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1924 to 1956.

Vladimir Uralskiy by the numbers

114credits
114films
0TV series
1915–1956active years

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