Mjagkov Andrey

Andrew Myagkov born July 8, 1938 in Leningrad, the son of a professor of the Polytechnic Institute. In school, Andrew was attracted to the technical sciences, but was carried away in high school theater, began to attend the drama club, where he played in productions glavnyeroli. However, after leaving school Andrew Mjagkov entered the Leningrad Institute of Chemical Technology. After graduation, he was assigned to work in the Institute of Plastics. In 1961 in Leningrad, the teachers came to Theater School Nemirovich-Danchenko in search of talented young. Mjagkov decided to try his strength, and successfully passed three qualifying round, was adopted to study. Graduated Mjagkov school studio in 1965 and was admitted to the troupe "Contemporary". One of the first actor on the stage of "Contemporary" was the role of Uncle in the play "Uncle's Dream" by F. Dostoyevsky. It was in this role, he was discovered by Elem Klimov and suggested a major role in the film "The Adventures of the dentist. Since the debut of Myagkova in film.

But the first serious role of a young actor was the role of Alyosha Karamazov in a painting by Ivan Pyr'ev "The Brothers Karamazov, which appeared on the screens in 1969. In the theater at this time Mjagkov was busy in the play "The Lower Depths" (Baron), "A Common Story," "Balalajkin and K". In 1977 Andrew Mjagkov moved from the "Contemporary" in MAT.

In 1975, the screens out of Eldar Ryazanov's film "Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath". Mjagkov as Zhenya Lukashin charmed by his playing throughout the country, and the popularity of the actor at that time was simply fantastic. Another fine role Myagkova in Eldar Ryazanov has Novoseltsev in the comedy "Office Romance", published in 1977. Together with Alice Freundlich they were superb acting duo. Among other filmovs part Myagkova noticeable events film became "Turbins Days" (1976), "Garage" (1980), "Racing for the vertical" (1983), "A Cruel Romance" (1984).

In the 1990's filmed Mjagkov little, preferring theater and teaching at the Studio School. Among his works in this period can be noted dramatic tape Gleb Panfilov's "Mother" (1990), . Leonid Gaidai's comedy "The Deribasovskoy good weather, . in Brighton Beach's Raining Again "(1992), . Dmitry Astrakhan political thriller "Contract with Death" (1998).,