Vladislav Kovalkov
Acting Born Mar 11, 1934 Died Jul 5, 2003 Irkutsk, RSFSR, USSR 23 credits
Biography
Vladislav Kovalkov works in acting. Born March 11, 1934 in Irkutsk, RSFSR, USSR. Died July 5, 2003. Archytele lists 23 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
Boris Chirkov
1 shared title
Polina Kumanchenko
1 shared title
Nina Ivanova
1 shared title
Yuri Maksimov
1 shared title
Vladimir Gusev
1 shared title
Mikaela Drozdovskaya
1 shared title
Valery Kvitka
1 shared title
Serhii Dvoretskyi
1 shared title
Anatoli Yurchenko
1 shared title
Vsevolod Larionov
1 shared title
Career timeline
The Master and Margarita
The Magic Pipe
Black Square
When You're Late for Wedding…
InhumanThe Witches Cave
The Airport Incident
Wait for the Signal from the Sea
Happy Day
Long Road in the DunesLong Road in the Dunes
Yeralash
Nadezhda
Death of the Black Consul
The Tempestuous Kura
Long Day Morning
Not the Most Lucky Day
While Defending the Front Line
They Conquer the Skies
Heirs
Virgin Soil Upturned
The City Turns the Lights On
At the Breaking Point
Full filmography
- The Master and Margarita (2011) as Latunskiy
- The Magic Pipe (1998) as Waig (voice)
- Black Square (1992)
- When You're Late for Wedding… (1991)
- Inhuman (1990) as Belov
- The Witches Cave (1990)
- The Airport Incident (1989)
- Wait for the Signal from the Sea (1986) as Matveyev
- Happy Day (1983)
- Long Road in the Dunes (1982) as Timofey
- Long Road in the Dunes (1982)
- Yeralash (1974)
- Nadezhda (1973) as marxist
- Death of the Black Consul (1971) as Krasovskiy
- The Tempestuous Kura (1969) as Chernyayevski
- Long Day Morning (1968) as Morozovs
- Not the Most Lucky Day (1967) as Lyova's colleague
- While Defending the Front Line (1965) as Logvin
- They Conquer the Skies (1963) as pilot (uncredited)
- Heirs (1960) as Степан
- Virgin Soil Upturned (1959)
- The City Turns the Lights On (1958) as Fedya
- At the Breaking Point (1957)