Aleksandr Belyavskiy

Alexander Belyavsky was born on 6 may 1932 in Moscow into the family of Boris Moiseevich Beliavsky (1906-1979) and Lubov Belyavskaya (née Petrova, 1906-1984). He graduated from the geological faculty of the Moscow Institute of nonferrous metals and gold in 1955. After graduation in 1955 he went to work in the city of Irkutsk, East-Siberian geological administration (the"Sosnovgeologiya"). In Irkutsk Alexander Belyavsky first appeared on stage Amateur theater. Then in 1957 he enrolled in the theater school. B. Shchukin (course of V. A. Etush) and graduated in 1961. The actor of Theatre of Satire (1961-1964), theater. K. S. Stanislavsky (1964-1966), theatre-Studio of film actor (1966). Possessed of a winning, masculine texture, tall, slender figure. The nature of artistic talent and texture was inclined to embody negative characters. Was the first leading famous in the 1960-70th years of television "Zucchini 13 chairs". Also often appeared in Polish movies. Participated in the TV program "White parrot". Was one of the leading actors dubbing of movies in the 1980-ies, including became the Russian voice of the British comedian benny hill. Alexander was married twice. Tragic happened to his family life with his first wife, Valentina Viktorovna. In the summer of 1975 the long-awaited and only son Boris drowned in the river, being two-year-old (born. 22 March 1973), after which he was taken on the upbringing of the boy Andrei from the orphanage. As they Mature, he learned from "well-wishers" that is the step-son of the artist, and began to move away from the family. The result is deplorable: in the age of 20 he fell from the window and died. From first and second marriages (with Lyudmila Tikhonovna, 1950), the Belyavskiy had two daughters (the first Hope was born in 1976 and the second was born on August 28, 2003, three months before the stroke of the artist).