 | Birth : 31 March 1938, Moscow, Soviet Union [now Russia] Birth Name: Aleksandr Viktorovich Zbruyev
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Filmography:
| Kozha salamandry | Vadim Yershov | | Bremenskie muzykanty | | | Moy mladshiy brat | Dima Denisov | | "Bolshaya peremena" | Ganzha | | Krug | | | Romans o vlyublyonnykh | Igor Wolgin | | Povest o chelovecheskom serdtse | | | Naslednitsa po pryamoy | | | Dom, kotoryy postroil Svift | First Lillypoot | | "Batalyony prosyat ognya" | Capt. Yermakov | | Khrani menya, moy talisman | | | Filyor | | | Odinokaya zhenshchina zhelayet poznakomitsya | Valentin | | Ubit drakona | Friedrichsen | | Chyornaya roza - emblema pechali, krasnaya roza - emblema lyubvi | Alexandra's father | | The Inner Circle | Stalin | | Ty u menya odna | Timoshin (as A. Zbruyev) | | Zoloto | | | Kafe V'Limon | Valery Ostrovsky's Friend | | Zina-Zinulya | | | Bednaya Sasha | Prisoner Berezkin | | 2 bileta na dnevnoy seans | | | Avtoportret neizvestnogo | | | Shizofreniya | | | Tayna villy Greta | | | Chistye prudy | | | Melodii beloy nochi | | | Dom na Rozhdestvenskom bulvare | | | Maestro vor | | | Vystrel v spinu | | | Uspekh | Oleg Zuyev | | Vsyo budet khorosho | | | Takiye zhe, kak my! | | | Koltso iz Amsterdama | | | Puteshestviye v aprel | | | Tayna zapisnoy knizhki | | | Sem chasov do gibeli | | | Shyol chetvyortyy god voyny | | | U opasnoy cherty | | | Poputchik | | | Severnoye siyaniye | | | Antratsit | Kupsov | | Predisloviye k bitve | Samaryn | | Gde 042? | | | Menya eto ne kasaetsya | | | Opekun | | | O lyubvi | | | Ot snyega do snyega | Igor |
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Aleksandr Viktorovich Zbruyev was born on March 31, 1938, in Moscow, Russia. His father, named Viktor Alekseevich Zbruyev, was a high-ranking official, the Vice-Minister of Communications in the Soviet government. His mother, named Tatiana Aleksandrovna Fedorova, was an actress. Before Zbruyev was born, his father was arrested after a business trip to America in 1937, and was accused of being the "enemy of the Soviet people" during the "Great Terror" under Joseph Stalin. After a 15-minute court procedure Zbruyev's father was executed by gunshot to the head. At that time his mother was pregnant.
Aleksandr Zbruyev never saw his father. He was a newborn child when his mother, a young film actress, was exiled with the baby from their home in Moscow. After a five-year exile young Aleksandr Zbruyev with his mother returned to their home in Moscow, which was robbed and vandalized by the KGB. Zbruyev experienced hatred at his Moscow school for being the son of an executed "enemy of the people." He followed his dream of becoming a sport-star and an actor, and achieved good results in boxing and gymnastics. He was admitted to the Shchukin Theatre School in 1958, from which he graduated in 1961, from the class of Vladimir Etush. Since 1961 Zbruyev has been working as an actor with the Moscow Lenkom Theatre.
Zbruyev shot to fame in 1962, after the film 'Moi mladshiy brat' (My Younger Brother 1962) by Aleksandr Zarkhi, an adaptation of the popular novel 'Zvyozdny bilet' by Vasili Aksyonov. He became a celebrity together with his film partners Andrei Mironov, Oleg Dal, and Oleg Yefremov. He played many leading roles in Soviet and Russian films. Zbruyev was honored with the title of the People's Actor of Russia in 1989.
Aleksandr Zbruyev is living in Moscow. He is an actor with the Moscow Lenkom Theatre under the Artistic Director Mark Zakharov. Since 1995, Zbruyev is also the owner of the popular restaurant named TRAM (Theatre Restaurant of Moscow Actors) located at the Lenkom Theatre.
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