Oleg Tabakov died. Oleg Tabakov - biography, information, personal life
Today, another great actor has passed away: it became known that Oleg Tabakov died in the First City Hospital of Moscow, where he was hospitalized at the end of November 2017. The doctors fought hard for the life of the actor: as the media reported, the artist was specially injected several times into a medically induced coma so that the body could continue to fight the disease.
Doctors gave not only disappointing forecasts - in early January there was even information in the press that Tabakov would soon return home and be able to continue treatment at home. But later the actor's family denied this information, saying that he was still in a very serious condition.
The cause of death is now being clarified. According to journalists, the actor was disconnected from life support systems.
the site remembered the brightest moments of the life of the legendary Oleg Tabakov.
Hungry years in a communal apartment
Oleg Pavlovich started working early. And it was not driven by ambition, but by necessity. Having spent his childhood in a communal apartment, the future artistic director learned early on the value of the ruble!
Heavy hungry years came at the moment when Oleg Pavlovich's father went to the front. And the boy and his mother were evacuated to the Urals, where his mother worked in a military hospital near the Elton railway station ... Returning from the war, his father left his family, and 15-year-old Oleg was so worried that he often ran away from home.
When my mother tried all possible ways to bring her son home and nothing helped, she took Oleg to the Young Guard drama club at the Palace of Pioneers. He was lucky to get to the teacher Natalya Iosifovna Sukhostav, whom Tabakov later called his godmother in the acting profession. Although at the audition he spoke very quietly and unintelligibly, the woman accepted him into the studio, and after a few months he shone on stage in the lead roles ...
And after graduating from school, he went to enter Moscow. Few would have thought that the boy, who had played for three years on the stage of the local drama club, would enter the Moscow Art Theater School and GITIS on the first try.
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First heart attack at 29
In educational performances, Tabakov played mostly positive roles, for which he was even called the "pink boy." And at the same time acted in films. At first, these were roles in extras, but in 1956 he got the main role in the film "The Tight Knot". And yet, Tabakov gained truly national fame thanks to the theater ...
The creation of Tabakov and his classmates (among them were Oleg Efremov, Igor Kvasha, Galina Volchek, Yevgeny Evstigneev. - Approx. Woman's Day) of the Sovremennik Theater was a real revolution ... The only thing the actors wanted was to abandon Soviet remnants.
At first, Sovremennik lived under the wing of the Moscow Art Theater, but after the third performance, Nobody, the theater management accused the artists of violating traditions and kicked them out of the room. Only 4 years later the theater knocked out its own building, located on Mayakovsky Street ...
In the 1950s and 1960s, all of Moscow knew about the talented actors of the Sovremennik Theater. According to the memoirs of the actors, at that time they were so in demand that sometimes Mosfilm employees waited for them right at the exit from the theater, put them in a car and drove them to the set.
The crazy work schedule affected Tabakov's health - at the age of 29 he had a heart attack. The doctors' forecasts were disappointing ... He was advised to stop performing forever. Of course, Oleg Pavlovich disobeyed the doctors.
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hard head
In 1970, after Oleg Efremov left for the Moscow Art Theater, Oleg Tabakov headed Sovremennik, while continuing to go on stage with other actors. It was then that his relationship with many friends deteriorated. As a leader, the actor proved to be a tough, at times uncompromising person.
He did not hesitate to punish truants and slobs, and once fired Oleg Dal himself - he came to the performance drunk and could not go out to the audience. According to Oleg Pavlovich, the theater is a big family where all children should grow up in justice...
In parallel, the actor worked a lot in the cinema. In particular, Oleg Pavlovich was seen in the role of Nikolai Rostov in "War and Peace" by Sergei Bondarchuk, in the company of Vyacheslav Tikhonov and Lyudmila Savelyeva. He showed his comedic talent in "12 chairs" by Mark Zakharov. They appreciated his performance of King Louis XIII in the musical "D'Artagnan and the Three Musketeers", which brought together a truly stellar cast: Mikhail Boyarsky, Veniamin Smekhov, Igor Starygin, Irina Alferova, Alisa Freindlich, Margarita Terekhova. Tabakov's vocal parts were performed by Vladimir Chuikin.
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Left his wife because "love came"
The first wife of Oleg Pavlovich was the actress Lyudmila Krylova, who gave birth to the actor two children: Anton (1960) and Alexander (1966).
And although everything was smooth and smooth for the spouses, at one point Tabakov left his family. As he later commented, "Love just came." The second wife, Marina Zudina, is the leading actress of Snuffbox, 30 years younger than her husband.
Their romance began secretly ... Marina was a student of Tabakov on his course at GITIS.
“Oleg Pavlovich did not promise me anything. I was happy with what I had and didn't insist on anything. I understood my problem: yes, he is married, and sooner or later I will need to arrange my life, ”Zudina admitted in an interview with the Moskovsky Komsomolets website. - He did not leave, the situation was stable, as the proposed circumstances. I acted, I earned money myself, I was independent, I didn’t have to be provided. But I was absolutely in love and ready to meet anywhere and at any time of the day. She didn’t demand anything, and I wasn’t ready for the demands.”
10 years have passed when Oleg Pavlovich made a fateful decision. And he explained his departure to his wife with only one phrase: "Love has come." In addition, according to Zudina, Oleg Pavlovich had women before her. But he did not leave the family.
Actor, director, artistic director of two leading Moscow theaters and a teacher with a capital letter for several generations of Russian artists. His filmography includes about 130 film roles and hundreds of performances. The whole country knew his voice, especially he fell in love with the children who grew up on the cartoons he voiced - from Prostokvashino to Ilya Muromets and the Nightingale the Robber. Oleg Tabakov spent the last few months in the hospital. He was hospitalized on November 27 last year. He was diagnosed with sepsis.
Next to Oleg Tabakov, until his death, his relatives were all the time.
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his condolences on the death of the Soviet and Russian actor, theater and film director, People's Artist of the USSR Oleg Tabakov.
Recall that earlier Oleg Tabakov was placed in intensive care with suspected pneumonia. Tabakov was urgently hospitalized in the First City Hospital in Moscow.
Later, the media reported on the extremely serious condition of Oleg Tabakov. The state of health of the artistic director of the Moscow Art Theater named after Chekhov Oleg Tabakov has deteriorated sharply. The actor was on a ventilator in intensive care. Doctors assessed Tabakov's condition as extremely serious. Next to the legendary actor were family members.
Oleg Tabakov: biography
Oleg Pavlovich Tabakov was born on August 17, 1935 in Saratov in a family of doctors. The future actor spent the first years of his life in a communal apartment. Childhood memories of Oleg Tabakov are very bright. He was surrounded by many loving people: mother, father, two grandmothers, uncle and aunt, stepbrother and sister.
However, this happy, serene life ended in June 1941. In the first days of the war, my father volunteered for the front. At the end of 1942, Oleg Tabakov's mother fell ill with typhoid fever and, even after recovery, could not get on her feet for a long time.
In the spring of 1943, Maria Andreevna, taking her children with her, went to the town of Elton, located in the north of the Caspian Sea. Here, having joined the army, she worked in the hospital as a general practitioner for two years. In Elton, Oleg went to school. But then the family returned to Saratov, where Tabakov continued his studies at a male secondary school.
As an eighth-grader, Oleg Tabakov got into the well-known for the whole Saratov children's theater "Young Guard" under the direction of Natalya Iosifovna Sukhostav, whom he calls his godmother in the acting profession. Classes in the children's theater played a decisive role in choosing a future profession.
Oleg Tabakov decided to enter the theater institute in the capital. He applied to the Moscow Art Theater School. Nemirovich-Danchenko and GITIS. He was accepted immediately into both institutes, but Tabakov preferred the Moscow Art Theater, which he considered "the pinnacle of theater pedagogy."
The head of the course, where Oleg Tabakov studied, was Vasily Toporkov, one of the largest theater teachers of his time, People's Artist of the USSR, head of the Acting Department of the Studio School. Simultaneously with Tabakov, future stage masters Valentin Gaft, Galina Volchek, Leonid Bronevoy, Evgeny Evstigneev, Oleg Basilashvili, Tatiana Doronina, Mikhail Kazakov and others studied at the Moscow Art Theater School.
Theater
After the Studio School, the young actor was assigned to the Stanislavsky Moscow Drama Theater. But fate brought Tabakov to the new theater created by Oleg Efremov, which was later called Sovremennik.
After Efremov left for the Moscow Art Theater, Sovremennik was headed by Oleg Tabakov for almost seven years. In December 1986, an order was issued to create three new theaters in Moscow. Among them was the Studio Theater under the direction of Oleg Tabakov. So his cherished dream of his own theater came true, which was soon dubbed "Snuffbox".
The beginning of the Snuffbox's journey was not cloudless. Some critics did not take seriously the emergence of a new studio. But in the auditorium of the theater on Chaplygin Street there was always a full house. The first work of the Studio Theater under the direction of Oleg Tabakov was the play "Armchair" staged by Tabakov based on the novel by Yuri Polyakov on March 1, 1987.
During the reign of the Tabakov Theater, a radical renewal of the repertoire and cast takes place here. A number of young and talented actors are accepted into the troupe: Marina Neyolova, Konstantin Raikin, Yuri Bogatyrev and others. The repertoire has also been updated. Oleg Tabakov attracted famous directors and writers to the theater for new works, bringing fresh ideas and a new impetus for creative development.
The theatrical biography of Oleg Tabakov is very rich and varied. Tabakov worked a lot abroad as a teacher and director. The Russian master has staged more than four dozen performances of Soviet, Russian and foreign classics in theaters in the Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Denmark, the USA and Austria. And on the basis of Harvard University, the actor opened the Stanislavsky Summer School, which he himself headed. From 1986 to 2000 he was the rector of the Moscow Art Theater School, head of the joint postgraduate program of the Studio School and Carnegie Mellon University (USA).
Since 2000, Oleg Tabakov has been the head of the Chekhov Moscow Art Theater.
In addition to cinema and work in the theater, Oleg Tabakov also appeared on television. It was Tabakov who became one of the first actors who participated in television performances that were broadcast live. He has two solo performances on his account - "The Little Humpbacked Horse" and "Vasily Terkin".
The most famous productions on television with the participation of Tabakov were Aesop, Shagreen Leather, Pechniki. Also, the actor and director had a hand in creating a television version of the play "Contemporary" called "Twelfth Night".
Movies
Already in the third year of the Moscow Art Theater, the theatrical biography of Oleg Tabakov begins to intertwine with cinema. The debut was the role of Sasha Komelev in the film "Sasha Enters Life" by Mikhail Schweitzer. She helped the actor get acquainted with the "kitchen" of cinema.
The first heroes of Tabakov were called "pink boys". A schoolboy named Oleg Savin, played by Tabakov in the film "A Noisy Day" based on the play "In Search of Joy" by Viktor Rozov, is the embodiment of the best features in the people of Khrushchev's time. Directness of judgment, purity of thoughts, the ability to defend one's position - this all applies to Oleg Savin, and to Viktor Bulygin from the film "People on the Bridge", and to Sasha Yegorov from "Probationary Period", and to Seryozha from "Clear Sky". This also includes Nikolai Rostov from War and Peace, and Kolya Babushkin from the film Young and Green. These pictures are, of course, the best roles of the actor at the beginning of the film path.
The screen roles of Oleg Tabakov began to appear at a time when a reassessment of the value system was taking place in society. The heroes of Tabakov in their youth were united by civic pathos and directness of judgment. This can be seen, for example, in "A Noisy Day" or "Probation".
Tabakov has participated in more than 120 films. He did not play the main role in all, but all of his roles are noticeable and charismatic. On the set, fate brought Tabakov together with a large number of recognized and even great actors. Vyacheslav Tikhonov and Leonid Bronevoy starred in the legendary series about Stirlitz "Seventeen Moments of Spring" with Tabakov. In "12 chairs" Andrei Mironov and Anatoly Papanov became partners of the "blue thief" Tabakov.
In the Oscar-winning film by Sergei Bondarchuk "War and Peace" (1968), Tabakov played Nikolai Rostov. In the painting “A Few Days in the Life of I.I. Oblomov ”(1979) Oleg Pavlovich brilliantly brought to life the image of Ilya Ilyich. In the same year, Tabakov appeared in another legendary Soviet film, Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears. In D'Artagnan, he very accurately presented the viewer with the stupid King Louis. Another bright character was embodied by the actor in "The Man from the Boulevard des Capucines", where Tabakov literally merged with the image of the money-hungry owner of the saloon, Harry McCue. His partners in the film were Andrei Mironov, Nikolai Karachentsov, Lev Durov, Leonid Yarmolnik.
With his participation, a large number of children's films and fairy tales were released. In "Mary Poppins, Goodbye" (1983), Tabakov reincarnated as Miss Andrew, in the film "After the Rain on Thursday" the actor played Kashchei the Immortal himself. After voicing the cat Matroskin in the cartoon "Prostokvashino", which has already become a cult for many generations, Tabakov simply could not help but voice the Hollywood cat Garfield in the cartoon of the same name.
Îëåã Òàáàêîâ Personal life
In the early 1990s, the personal life of Oleg Tabakov became a top tabloid topic for a long time. After 35 years of marriage with his first wife, actress Lyudmila Krylova, Tabakov left the family for actress Marina Zudina. The age difference between Tabakov and Zudina, who was suitable for an actor in her daughter, is 30 years. Tabakov's children, Anton and Alexandra, supported their mother and even left the profession in protest. Over time, only Anton Tabakov improved relations with his father.
Oleg Tabakov and Marina Zudina signed in 1995 after a 10-year romance. He comments on his departure from the Tabakov family: “no matter how trite it sounds, love has come.” All the facts from his personal life and career and, of course, Tabakov described his love story in his autobiographical book “My Real Life”.
The affair with Marina Zudina was not the first time in the life of an actor when he became interested in a young actress. There is talk of a passionate romance between 34-year-old Tabakov and 16-year-old Elena Proklova, who started on the set of the film “Burn, Burn, My Star”. Proklova does not hide the fact that Tabakov was her first true love, and various gossip around their relationship and the minority of the actress only interfered with their further relationship.
In 1995, a young wife gave Oleg Pavlovich a son, Pavel, and in 2006, a daughter, Maria.
Pavel Tabakov managed to grow up and continue the work of the pope. He graduated from the school-studio of Oleg Tabakov (they say he entered there without any patronage) and plays in the performances of the Moscow Art Theater. Chekhov. On his account, participation in such famous films as "Star", "Duelist", "Orleans".
The actor has three grandchildren: Nikita, Anya and Polina.
Nowadays
In the fall of 2016, a long-awaited event took place. The opening of a new stage of the Oleg Tabakov Theater took place on Sukharevskaya Square. Housewarming "Snuffbox" was visited by the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin. He, in particular, told how scrupulous and corrosive the artistic director of the theater was, who did not allow the project to be simplified. But the theater turned out to be ultra-modern, with equipment thought out to the smallest detail.
The director achieved the ability to computerize all the equipment and scenery. In addition to the large stage, a hall for 400 seats and an additional, small hall were equipped. The premiere in the new building of the theater was the play "Sailor's Silence" based on the work of A. Galich.
In 2017, Tabakerka celebrated its 30th anniversary. On the first day of spring, on the new stage on Sukhorevskaya, a festival called "Benefit performance of the thirties" was held, which brought together all those who stood at the origins of the theater - Oleg Tabakov, Marina Zudina, Andrey Smolyakov, Sergey Belyaev and others. Within the framework of the festival, performances of The Seagull, Actor, The Year I Wasn't Born, Waiting for the Barbarians were staged.
Oleg Pavlovich Tabakov. Born August 17, 1935 in Saratov - died March 12, 2018 in Moscow. Soviet and Russian theater and film actor, theater and film director, teacher. People's Artist of the USSR (1988). Laureate of the State Prizes of the USSR (1967) and the Russian Federation (1997). Full Cavalier of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland.
Artistic director of the Moscow Art Theatre. A.P. Chekhov. Founder, artistic director of the theater under the direction of Oleg Tabakov ("Snuffbox"). President of the Saratov suffering documentary melodrama festival. Member of the Council for Culture and Art under the President of Russia.
Father - Pavel Kondratievich Tabakov.
Mother - Maria Andreevna Berezovskaya.
He spent his early childhood with his parents and grandparents. His family experienced all the hardships of the Great Patriotic War: his father went to the front, leading the military hospital train No. 87, his mother, in order to feed the children, worked in a military hospital at the Elton station of the Ryazan-Ural Railway. After the war, the parents separated.
Oleg Tabakov studied at the male secondary school No. 18 in the city of Saratov. The decisive influence on the choice of profession was exerted by classes in 1950-1953 in the Young Guard theater group of the Saratov Palace of Pioneers and Schoolchildren, led by the theater teacher Natalia Iosifovna Sukhostav, who became the “godmother” for one hundred and sixty actors.
In 1953, Oleg Tabakov graduated from high school, entered the Moscow Art Theater School, on the course of Vasily Osipovich Toporkov. Was one of the best students. While studying in his third year, he played his first film role in the film Sasha Enters Life, directed by Mikhail Schweitzer.
In 1957, under the roof of the Moscow Art Theater School-Studio, Oleg Efremov created the Studio for Young Actors, which was later transformed into the Sovremennik Theater. Efremov had a great influence on the final professional development of Tabakov.
According to Tabakov, Sovremennik became at the same time "confirmation of the greatness of the Moscow Art Theater, its methodology, the teachings of Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko about the living actor, the living life of the human spirit, reproduced on the stage today, here, now".
Sovremennik became an independent unit, and Oleg Tabakov became the youngest of the six founders of the new theatre. The role of student Misha in the play "Forever Alive" was his first work in the theater. From 1957 to 1983, Oleg Tabakov was the leading artist of Sovremennik. His roles in the performances "The Naked King", "Three Wishes", "Always on Sale", "An Ordinary Story" gained incredible success.
Due to his heavy workload, at the age of 29, he suffered a heart attack (1964).
He worked a lot on the radio.
Since 1965 - a member of the CPSU.
In 1968, at the invitation of the Chinogerny Club Theater, Oleg Tabakov played his favorite role in Prague - Khlestakov in the play "The Inspector General". The resounding success abroad finally confirmed the "star" status of the thirty-three-year-old artist among theatrical masters of international class.
In 1970, after the appointment of O. N. Efremov as the artistic director of the Moscow Art Theater, Tabakov decided to become the director of the theater and contributed to the approval of G. B. Volchek as the chief director of the Sovremennik Theater. Tabakov's directorship lasted six years and brought a lot of benefits to the theater.
From 1976 to 1983, Oleg Tabakov remained in Sovremennik in "one-time" roles, and in 1983, at the invitation of Oleg Efremov, he moved to the Moscow Art Theater. His first role on the stage of the Art Theater was Salieri in the play based on the play by P. Schaeffer "Amadeus". In 1987, when the theater was divided into two troupes, he actively supported Oleg Efremov.
In 1973, Oleg Tabakov, a successful and maximally loaded person, makes an unexpected decision - to take on another burden: to teach young acting.
In 1976, on the basis of GITIS, Oleg Tabakov took a course of twenty-six students, the basis of which were those whom he brought from his "drama circle": N. Lebedeva, I. Nefedov, L. Kuznetsova, M. Ovchinnikova, V. Nikitin, A .Yakubov, O.Topilina and K.Panchenko. Elena Mayorova was among those who came to study at Tabakov. A new page has opened in Tabakov's life - professional teaching. Tabakov gave the maximum to his first course. The training program was very different from the one that existed at the Institute of Theater Arts. Tabakov's "firstborn" got to read "forbidden" literature, and meetings with Vysotsky, Okudzhava, Shverubovich, and other iconic figures of that time. The master was always generous to his students, devoting all his free time to his studies.
In 1986-2000 was the rector of the Moscow Art Theater School, where he completed four acting courses, the head of the joint postgraduate program of the Studio School and Carnegie Mellon University (USA).
In 1992 he founded the Stanislavsky Summer School in Boston (USA).
Since September 2010, with the arrival of the first students in the open theater college at Tabakerka, he has been the artistic director of the college and a teacher of acting, continuing the traditions of the acting school of Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko.
Since 1976, with the production of N.V. Gogol's "Inspector General" in the theater of Sheffield (Great Britain), Oleg Tabakov has been working a lot and fruitfully abroad as a stage director and teacher - in theaters in Hungary, Finland, Germany, Denmark, Austria , USA he staged Russian, Soviet and foreign classics, more than 40 performances in total.
In 1977, with the help of the head of the Bauman RSU, Yu. L. Goltsman, Tabakov managed to get a former coal warehouse at Chaplygin, 1a. With their own hands, the master and his course cleaned and repaired an abandoned room, which eventually turned into a famous basement "Snuffbox".
In 1978, the premiere of the "basement" took place - the play "In the spring I will return to you" based on the play by A. Kazantsev. Then there were "Two Arrows", "Farewell, Mowgli!", "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs", "Passion for Barbara". Tabakov's students learned the art by participating in performances every day. Soon the "basement" became known not only in Moscow.
Since 1979, the best journalists and critics of that time began to write about the studio - A. Adzhubey, E. Surkov, A. Svobodin, I. Solovyova. After the most successful tour of the studio in Hungary, it became obvious that a new theater had come into being. However, the theater was not given official status.
From 1980 to 1982, Tabakov's graduates, forced to disperse to different theaters, continued to gather at the Tabakerka at night, rehearse and even release premieres. In those years, "Notes of a Madman", "Jacques the Fatalist", "A Case at the Zoo" were published. The last attempt to restore the former life of the basement was the play "The Proletarian Mill of Happiness", once disrupted due to the absence of an actress who was not released from her "main place of work". The basement has come to a standstill.
In the most difficult time for himself, during the period of the “ban on the profession”, Tabakov continued to work, lecturing students of the Helsinki Theater Academy. Staged with the Finns graduation performance "Two Arrows". In 1982, Tabakov is gaining a new acting course, which in a few years will become the basis of the troupe of the new theater.
1986 - First Deputy Minister of Culture signed an order to create three Moscow studio theaters, one of which was a studio theater led by Oleg Tabakov.
March 1, 1987 - completed the reconstruction of the basement on the street. Chaplygin, 1a. Tabakov puts on performances in the basement, plays himself and educates the actors, combining everything with extraordinary ease.
In 2000, Tabakov headed the Moscow Art Theater. A.P. Chekhov.
In 2004, Tabakov, as a producer, head of two theaters, with other combination of duties and professions, became the owner of the Seagull Award in the Angel Heart nomination.
In 2008, the opening of a theater college at the Tabakov Theater was announced - a unique boarding school in which children from all over the country will study the acting profession.
On September 3, 2014, at the initiative of Oleg Tabakov, a monument to the founders of the Moscow Art Theater V.I. In 2015, the construction of a branch of the Moscow Art Theater began at the intersection of Andropov Avenue and Nagatinskaya Street (Kolomenskaya metro station), and the opening is scheduled for 2018.
He made his film debut in 1956. and became one of the most sought-after and famous artists of the national cinema.
The first work is a young communist Sasha Komelev in the film "Tight Knot" by Mikhail Schweitzer.
Oleg Tabakov in the movie "Tight Knot"
In 1969, the painting “Burn, burn, my star” was released. The film takes place in a small town during the Civil War. Power changes every week, troubled times have come. The main character is a self-taught director Vladimir Iskremas (played by Tabakov) - a kind of pseudonym surname means "art for the revolutionary masses." Volodya does not think about the severity of wartime, he is an enthusiast, absorbed in the idea of creating a new revolutionary theater.
Notable was the role of Makar Ovchinnikov in the 1971 film "Property of the Republic" directed by Vladimir Bychkov. His hero is Makar Ovchinnikov, a novice criminal investigation officer, who will have to investigate the loss of valuables confiscated from the royal family.
In 1973, Tatyana Lioznova's cult series Seventeen Moments of Spring was released, in which Tabakov brilliantly played the role of Walter Schellenberg.
Oleg Tabakov in the movie "Seventeen Moments of Spring"
The actor successfully played both main and secondary roles. The audience knew: if Tabakov is in the credits, then the film must be watched.
In the 1970s, he successfully starred in such films as “Lev Gurych Sinichkin” (playwright Fyodor Semenovich Borzikov), “Kashtanka” (Monsieur Georges), “12 Chairs” (Alkhen is a supply manager, a shy thief), “An unfinished piece for a mechanical piano” (Pavel Petrovich Shcherbuk), “On the Eve of the Premiere” (Chief Director of the Youth Theater Nikolai Nikolayevich Patov), “Handsome Man” (Apollo Evgenievich Okoyomov), “Ah, vaudeville, vaudeville ...” (Akaky Nazarych Ushitsa), “Moscow Can’t Tears believes "(Volodya)," D "Artagnan and the Three Musketeers" (Louis XIII), "A Few Days in the Life of I. I. Oblomov" (Ilya Ilyich Oblomov).
Oleg Tabakov in the film "12 chairs"
Oleg Tabakov in the film "D" Artagnan and the Three Musketeers"
Oleg Tabakov in the film "Moscow does not believe in tears"
In the 1980s, he created memorable images in the films “Flying in a Dream and in Reality” (Nikolai Pavlovich), “Mary Poppins, Goodbye!” (grumpy Miss Andrew), "Time and the Conway Family" (Robin Conway), "Someone else's wife and husband under the bed" (Ivan Andreevich), "Monsieur Perrichon's Journey" (Monsieur Perrichon), "The Man from the Boulevard des Capucines" (the owner of the saloon Harry McKue), "The Heart is Not a Stone" (Isai Danilych Khalymov).
Oleg Tabakov in the movie "Mary Poppins, goodbye"
Oleg Tabakov in the film "The Man from Boulevard des Capucines"
In the 1990s, roles in the films Inner Circle (General Vlasik), Shirley Myrli (Sukhodrishchev), Moscow Holidays (Maurizio Costellani), Orphan of Kazan (Pavel), What the Dead Said ( Inspector Jensen), "The President and his granddaughter" (President).
Oleg Tabakov was actively filming in the 2000s. It is worth highlighting such films with his participation as “Additional Time” (Tarasov), “State Councilor” (Moscow Governor-General Prince Vladimir Andreevich Dolgorutsky), “Andersen. Life without love" (Simon Meisling), "Admirer" (publisher, Chekhov's friend Nikolai Alexandrovich Leikin).
Oleg Tabakov in the film "State Counselor"
Oleg Tabakov in the film "Fan"
Socio-political position of Oleg Tabakov
In February 2012, he became a confidant of the candidate for the President of the Russian Federation, who put forward his candidacy for the third presidential term. In July of the same year, by the Decree of V.V. Putin, he was included in the Council for Public Television.
On March 11, 2014, he signed an appeal by cultural figures of the Russian Federation in support of the policy of Russian President V.V. Putin in Ukraine and Crimea.
He spoke with the support of the director of the Novosibirsk Opera and Ballet Theater Boris Mezdrich, director of the opera Tannhäuser, against whom an administrative case has been initiated: “The very fact of initiating a criminal case over a work of art, no matter how controversial and ambiguous it may be, cannot but cause concern” .
In July 2015, in a commentary to the Ren-TV channel about the list of 117 Russian artists prepared by the Ministry of Culture of Ukraine who could pose a threat to the national security of Ukraine, Oleg Tabakov made a number of statements, saying about the Ukrainians who advocate for the black list that they " and so not very enlightened. It's like a grandmother sometimes said: "Yes, you spit on them, it's dark and illiterate people." The trouble is that normal people will suffer from the fact that normal information does not reach them in any way ... I feel sorry for them. In a way, they are miserable." In the same comment, Tabakov stated that "at all times, their best times, their brightest representatives of the intelligentsia were somewhere in second and third positions after the Russians."
