Careers this long are unusual: Féodor Atkine is a French actor who has spent far more time working than being talked about. Elsewhere on the filmography sits 'Ronin'. The first screen credit dates from 1973. 141 credits across 53 years is a rate most careers never reach. 'Alexander' is the longest-standing point of contact with the audience.
Féodor Atkine
Actor
78 years (Feb 27, 1948)Paris, France
Careers this long are unusual: Féodor Atkine is a French actor who has spent far more time working than being talked about. Elsewhere on the filmography sits 'Ronin'. The first screen credit dates from 1973. 141 credits across 53 years is a rate most careers never reach. 'Alexander' is the longest-standing point of contact with the audience.
Féodor Atkine (born 27 February 1948) is a French actor.
Born in Paris of Russian-Polish descent, he has had a career in European cinema and television since the early 1970s, and made occasional appearances in English-language films, notably as the Russian gangster "Mikhi" in Ronin, as Woody Allen's brother in Love and Death, and the recurring character of "Major Pierre Ducos" in the UK TV series Sharpe. Atkine is also a well-regarded voice artist, providing the voice of "Jafar" in the French version of Disney's Aladdin (1992). He also provides the French dub for Dr. Gregory House on House, M.D. and is the French narrator of the Law and Order series.Féodor Atkine, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.