Andrei Rostotsky

Andrei Stanislavovich Rostotsky (January 25, 1957 — may 5, 2002) — Soviet Russian actor, Director, stunts, stunt coordinator, presenter, screenwriter, Honored artist of the RSFSR (1991) Andrei Rostotsky was born in Moscow, in the family of film Director Stanislav Rostotsky and actress Nina Menshikova on 25 January 1957. She graduated from the English special school. The school was nicknamed "Mad", because, despite small stature, could come to grips with any offender. In 1974, continuing his studies in the tenth grade, secretly from my parents joined a volunteer fighting positions in an acting workshop S. Bondarchuk. After high school, continued stationary training at the acting Department, then starred in film "That we do not pass". Without interrupting his teaching at the Institute, actively starred in the movie, missing classes, for which he was nominated for expulsion. Saved Rostotsky prize, which he received on Ugolovka festival for the role of MITI Krasikova in the movie "That we do not pass". In the film by Sergei Bondarchuk's "They fought for the Motherland" performed his first trick (the hero dies under the tank), still this trick is no repeated. He served in the Soviet Army (1978-1980). Military service in a cavalry regiment on the horse Record, which won the regimental competition, devoted to the Victory Day. This horse was a "partner" of Andrew on the set of the film "the End of the Emperor taiga". During his service in the army Rostotsky acted in the movie "flying Squadron of hussars". In this film the actor starred free, because