Trofimov Nikolai Nikolaevich

Born January 21, 1920 in Sebastopol. In 1941 he graduated from the Leningrad Theatrical Institute, named after Alexander Ostrovsky. Participated in the Great Patriotic War. Since 1944, Nikolai Trofimov was an actor Tallinn Theater of the Baltic Fleet, . then from 1946 to 1963 appeared on the stage of the Leningrad Theater of Comedy, . and in 1964 joined the troupe of the Bolshoi Drama Theater named after M. Gorky (1992 - BDT behalf Towstonogow),
. On stage in productions of BDT, . set Tovstonogov, . actor has played many roles, . including - Pickwick in 'Pickwick Papers' by Charles Dickens, . Raspluev in 'Death of Tarelkin' A. Kolker and VM Verbina on the play A.V.Suhovo-Kobylin, . Perchihin in 'Philistines' by Maxim Gorky, . Hagop in 'Hanoun',
. Subsequently, these performances were delivered to television, and audience interest in them remains high. In the film Nikolai Trofimov began acting in 1940, and his first significant role, Captain Tushin, he played in the film adaptation of the novel of Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace ', created by director Sergei Bondarchuk. The main actor performs in a comedy film and tragicomic role, playing more than half a hundred feature films. Among the tapes with his multi-musical films: for example, 'Leo Gurych Sinichkin', 'Tobacco Captain', 'Trembita', 'Poor Maria', 'Gypsy Baron', 'The Circus Princess'. Among the successful dramatic roles, Nikolai Trofimov include Zaitseva of the picture 'On the Way to Berlin', Pastukhova of 'Siege', Afrikanycha of the television movie 'Afrikanych'.