Vladimir Korenev(1940-2021)

Actor

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Vladimir Korenev in Deti Don-Kikhota (1966)

Vladimir Korenev was born on 20 June 1940 in Sevastopol, Krymskaya ASSR, RSFSR, USSR [now Ukraine]. He was an actor, known for L'homme amphibie (1961), Ya - aktrisa (1980) and Mnogo shuma iz nichego (1973). He was married to Aleftina Konstantinova. He died on 2 January 2021 in Moscow, Russia.

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Awards
- 1 win total

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Known for

L'homme amphibie (1961)

L'homme amphibie

6.9

Ichtyandr Salvator(as V. Korenev)

1961

Ya - aktrisa (1980)

7.1

Roshchin-Insarov

1980

Mnogo shuma iz nichego (1973)

Mnogo shuma iz nichego

6.6

Don Juan

1973

Nikolai Alekseyev, Lionella Pyryeva, and Sergey Datskevich in Svet dalyokoy zvezdy (1965)

Svet dalyokoy zvezdy

7.8

Viktor - plemyannik Zavyalova

1965

Credits

Actor

Bezumnyy angel Pinokkio
- King
- 2024
Ein Sommer in Istrien
6.2
TV Movie
- Darijo
- 2021
Otel 'Prezident'
TV Series
- 2013
Metod Lavrovoy
5.7
TV Series
- 2013
V lesakh i na gorakh
7.3
TV Series
- Mark Smolokurov (2010)
- 2010
Batya
6.6
TV Movie
- Marshal Grechko
- 2010
Odnazhdy budet lyubov
5.2
TV Series
- Andrei
- 2009
Tayny dvortsovykh perevorotov
6.6
TV Series
- Vasily Dolgoruky
- 2008
Tuda, gde zhivet schaste
3.3
TV Series
- 2007
Slepoy
5.5
TV Series
- Fedor Potapchuk
- 2004–2007
Deti Arbata
6.9
TV Mini Series
- Yuri Sharok's father
- 2004
Bravye parni
3.9
- Gennady
- 1993
Vystrel v grobu
3.8
- 1992
Yar
- 1991
Oruzhie Zevsa
6.4
TV Mini Series
- Thomas Buck
- 1991

Personal details

Official site
- Official Site
Alternative name
- V. Korenev
Height
- 1.88 m
Born
- June 20, 1940
- Sevastopol, Krymskaya ASSR, RSFSR, USSR [now Ukraine]
Died
- January 2, 2021
- Moscow, Russia(complications from COVID-19)
Spouse
- Aleftina Konstantinova1961 - January 2, 2021 (his death, 1 child)

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Trivia
He has been a member of the troupe of the Stanislavsky Electrotheatre (formerly the Stanislavsky Drama Theatre) on Tverskaya Street in Moscow, Russia, since 1961. His daughter, Irina Koreneva, following in his footsteps, also joined the troupe in 1992.

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