Georgi Millyar

Georgy Millyar was born on November 7, 1903 in Moscow in the family of Franz de milieu, a French engineer bridge Builder, a native of Marseilles, who came to Russia to work, and daughters of the Irkutsk gold mining Yelizaveta Alekseyevna Zhuravleva. The boy was held in luxury. But his father died early, in 1906, in Yalta, when the son was not even three years. Even before the outbreak of the First world war, the widow de milieu moved from Moscow to Gelendzhik. After 1917, the family was left without relatives and without money, an apartment in Moscow and a house in Gelendzhik were confiscated. The particle "de" prudently removed from corrected names, knowledge of foreign languages George F. life is not indicated in the questionnaires, although fluent in French and German. He worked in black theatre prop maker, but dreaming of the stage, taught all the roles. The debut of the actor was held in the play "Cinderella." The actress, who played the title role, fell ill, and Millyar it replaced. Unexpected debut was successful, and on the shoulders of a young Millyar laid another duty of being an "ambulance". So in 1920, with women's roles, began acting career of Georgy Frantsevich. In 1924, he had already known provincial actor enters the Junior School at the Moscow theater of the Revolution (now the Theatre. Mayakovsky). Georgy Millyar in the role of Baba Yaga. Millyar was a participant of many performances, remaining forever in the memory of the Moscow theater: the Duke of Albano (the"Lake People"), Mokronosov ("End of Krivoruchka"), the pickle ("Hop-La, we live"),druggist ("Romeo and Juliet"), Attaché ("Calvary"), Bolt (Inga), Imamura ("Poem of the ax"), m-R Gouker ("Street joy"), count Ludovico ("dog in the manger"). The subsequent stage in the creative life of Georgy Millyar is associated with the name of the famous masters of children's cinema A. Rowe. The Director-the storyteller found the actor a kindred spirit, and their friendship lasted more than three decades. Millyar — a distinct characteristic of the artist, the master of the grotesque and buffoonery. A unique voice, a rattling old man, perelamyvaniya on uterine wheezing, could not be better suited for scoring fabulous villains, primarily Baba Yaga, Koshcheev Immortal, sea Monsters, etc. he Practically invented the costume and make-up of Baba Yaga — dirty grey rags, neverchange on the torso and head, grey hair, big nose with warts, protruding fangs, madly gleaming eyes. Baba Yaga Millyar was not just scary, sinister and creepy, but to some extent the textbook. Koshchey Immortal Millyar played, using his extremely thin build, and a famous voice (over the physique it should be noted that the film was shot during the great Patriotic War, and the film Studio was evacuated to Central Asia, where the day before filming, the actor suffered malaria as a result of which weighed during the filming of only 48 kg). Georgy Millyar played thirty big roles, took part in the duplication of the seventy paintings, voiced hundreds of animated films. Georgy Frantsevich Millyar died 4 Jun 1993. Troekurov buried at a cemetery (section No. 3).