GAFTA Valentin I.

Born September 2, 1935 in Moscow. At school he was involved in the drama circle, and after graduation entered the Moscow Art Theater School, . where he studied on the course Toporkov - along with the future 'stars' movies and theater, . example, . his classmates were Oleg Tabakov, . Eugene Urban, . Maya Menglet,
. Since 1957, the actor worked in various Moscow theaters, and since 1969 - in the troupe `Contemporary '. In film Valentin Gaft debuted yet in his third year, playing a cameo role in the film by Mikhail Romm's 'Murder on Dante Street', which appeared on the screens of the country in June 1956. Actively shoot in film Valentina GAFTA became the second half of 1960, . and among the notable paintings with his participation - movies' Moscow, . My love! " Alexander Mitta, . 'Centaurs' Vytautas Zhalakyavichusa, . Tale 'Black Hen, . or underground residents', . TV movies 'Tanya' Anatoly Efros, . 'Hello, . I am your aunt! " Viktor Titov, . "Seventeen Moments of Spring 'Tatyana Lioznova,
. In 1979 Valentin Gaft met on the set with director ribbons Eldar Ryazanov, . and as a result of their creative collaboration revealed new facets of the actor's talent, . evidenced by the role of Colonel Pokrovsky in the drama 'O poor hussar Put in the word', . Sidorina in the satirical comedy 'Garage',
. We Ryazanov Gaft has starred in the films 'Forgotten Melody for Flute' and 'Heaven is the promised'. It is worth noting also played a negative role of the actor of interest - in science fiction television movie Sataneeva Konstantin Bromberg 'Magicians' (based on a story Strugatsky brothers 'Monday Begins on Saturday'); retsivista Grandfather named in Baton detective 'Race vertical' Alexander and,
. Muratova, removed from the novel Vainer brothers, Arthur thief in the film Yuri Kara 'thieves in law'. At the same Kary Gaft played adaptation of Bulgakov's Woland in The Master and Maragrity ', but the film as yet not released in the. Among recent works Valentin Gaft noteworthy drama Peter Todorovsky 'Encore, Once More Encore!', Set in 1997 by Vladimir Mashkov Christmas comedy 'Orphan of Kazan', which also performed major roles Lev Durov and Oleg Tabakov.