Russian actor Boris Nevzorov died at the age of 73 from coronavirus. His death was confirmed at theatre, where he served for over 15 years. The artist also has more than a hundred roles in films and TV series, among the most famous are Ivan Ryabov in the historical film "Young Russia", Fedotov in the social drama "Fool", school director Boris Ivanovich in the youth telenovela "Simple Truths" and investigator Konstantin Olshansky in detective series "Kamenskaya". People's Artist of Russia Boris Nevzorov has died at the age of 72. The cause of death was coronavirus. “Unfortunately, I have to confirm this bitter news: Boris Nevzorov died two hours ago from the coronavirus,” Tamara Mikhailova, director of theater, told RIA Novosti.
The farewell date will be announced later, it will be held in the theater building.
“We will remember this man — handsome, imperturbable, infinitely talented. Boris Nevzorov managed to do a lot in the profession, but no matter how much an artist of this level does, this is never enough.
Exactly a month ago, on January 18, he turned 72 years old. This is not an age for a person full of strength and creative plans. This is not the age for theater, where artists live to be 100 years old and continue to play on stage, ”the obituary on theater website says.
“I must say that this is a very great actor, and this is a very great grief,” said Stanislav Libin, director of the series “Starets”, in which Nevzorov played the main role of a seer, https://tass.ru/obschestvo/13761331. “A real actor, of which there are fewer now, is still old school. But at the same time a very young soul,” he said.
The director said that as a child he watched the Soviet feature film “Young Russia” with Nevzorov, and then he made a big impression on him as just a character. “And so the years passed, I became a director and filmed him in the TV series “The Elder”. I must say that I encountered a unique personality, because he is a person who was filled with such fortitude,” Libin emphasized.
The director of the historical series "Sofia" (Nevzorov played the boyar Grigory Mamonov in it) Alexei Andrianov called the actor a real professional. “He was a very professional person. He did everything that was asked, and even more than what he wanted, ”he said.
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"The word "catharsis" suggested itself"
Nevzorov was born in 1950 in the Krasnodar Territory, but spent his childhood in Astrakhan. Already at the age of 17 he became an actor of the local Youth Theater, and a year later he entered the Higher Theater School. Shchepkin. From the second year, the actor expelled, and during the "sabbatical" he worked as a janitor for a year. Then he entered the Moscow Art Theater School, from which he graduated in 1975.Over a long career, the actor has played in more than a hundred films and TV shows, but his main love has always been theater. From 1975 to 2005, Nevzorov served in the Moscow New Drama Theater, the Theater. Moscow City Council, TsKDYuF im. Gorky and the Moscow Drama Theater. Stanislavsky.
In 2005, the actor was accepted into the troupe of the legendary Maly Theater, where he skillfully reincarnated as Vasily Shuisky in a production based on the work "Dmitry the Pretender and Vasily Shuisky" by Ostrovsky, as King Lear in Shakespeare's tragedy and as Lyapkin-Tyapkin in Gogol's The Inspector General. “The pinnacle of Boris Nevzorov’s work was the merchant Alexander Vasilievich Vanyushin in Naydenov’s play Vanyushin’s Children. The actor played the drama of late insight, the exorbitant pain of his father, who suddenly realized that he himself was to blame for the dehumanization of his loved ones. He played in such a way that the word "catharsis" suggested itself, ”the theater staff notes.
Nevzorov became widely known for his work in the films "Young Russia", "Search and Defuse", "Children of the Sun", "Stalingrad", "Fool". TV viewers remember him for filming in the series "Kamenskaya", "Simple Truths", "Turkish March", "The Last Minister" and "Dear Masha Berezina".
He is also the director of the film "The Priest Had a Dog" and one of the directors of the television series "A Woman Without a Past."
In 1997, Nevzorov received the title of "Honored Artist of Russia", in 2011 - "People's Artist of Russia".
Nevzorov was married three times. He has a son and two daughters, the youngest of whom is only a year old.
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