Oleg Tabakov died
At the age of 83 in Moscow, the theater and film actor, director, teacher, People's Artist of the USSR Oleg Pavlovich Tabakov died. His health worsened at the end of November, at the same time the artist was hospitalized, and the last few months doctors have been fighting for his life.Oleg Pavlovich was born into a family of doctors in Saratov. During the Great Patriotic War, the Tabakov family had a hard time: his father went to the front, his mother worked in a hospital, and after the war, his parents separated altogether. The future artist began to show interest in theatrical art during his school years, and he made the final choice in favor of the acting profession thanks to visiting the Young Guard circle and the instructions of its leader Natalya Iosifovna Sukhostav. After graduation, Tabakov went to Moscow, where he entered the Moscow Art Theater School. Already in his third year, Oleg Pavlovich got his first major role - he played Sasha Komelev in the drama "Sasha enters life." Many critics considered the actor's debut quite successful.  In 1957, the Studio of Young Actors was created at the Moscow Art Theater School, which was later transformed into "Sovremennik". Tabakov not only became the youngest of the founders of the theater, but also performed his first theatrical role in it. Artists "Sovremennik" were incredibly in demand in the profession, which could not but affect the health of Tabakov - at the age of 29 he suffered a heart attack. However, this did not prevent him from returning to the stage in a few months. Oleg Pavlovich stayed at Sovremennik until 1983, and during his work here he managed to organize his own studio and recruit his first acting course.  In the filmography of Tabakov, there are many paintings that have become classics of Soviet and USA cinema. "War and Peace", "Seventeen Moments of Spring", "12 Chairs", "Unfinished Piece for a Mechanical Piano", "D'Artagnan and the Three Musketeers", "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears", "A Few Days in the Life of Ilya Ilyich Oblomov" , "Man from Boulevard des Capucines" - the famous roles of Oleg Pavlovich can be enumerated for a long time. Quite a few Tabakov starred after the collapse of the USSR, but teaching and work in the theater turned out to be a priority for him, especially since since 2000 the artist has simultaneously directed both Tabakerka and the Moscow Art Theater. A.P. Chekhov. Tabakov's voice is well known to more than one generation of young viewers, because it was Oleg Pavlovich who voiced the cat Matroskin in the series of cartoons about Prostokvashino.  LostFilm.INFO editorial staff expresses sincere condolences to the family and friends of Oleg Pavlovich Tabakov. The Topic of Article: Oleg Tabakov died. |
