Mikhail Astangov
Mikhail Astangov
23 Movies
Movies
Plays Maharaja
Sadko
1953
Plays Ion Christia
Collection of Films for the Armed Forces #10
1942
Plays Adolf Hitler
The Battle of Stalingrad
1949
Plays Роллинг, химический магнат
The Hyperboloid of Engineer Garin
1965
Plays Col. Makenau
The District Secretary
1942
Plays Brandler - Doctor
Without Prejudice
1947
Plays Negoro
A Captain at Fifteen
1946
Plays King Sigismund
Minin and Pozharsky
1939
Plays Vogelsang
The Oppenheim Family
1939
Plays Prince Karakozen / Karakozen's Son
Kotovsky
1943
Plays Kelly
The Mexican
1956
Plays General Erwin Jaenecke
The Third Blow
1948
Plays Golitsyn
Going Inside a Storm
1965
Plays Kostya Kapitan
Convicts
1936
Plays MacPherson
The Russian Question
1948
Plays Proskov
Steep Steps
1957
Plays Aleksei Arakcheev
General Suvorov
1941
Plays Grushin
Spring Flow
1941
Plays капитан шхуны "Бетси"
Maximka
1952
Plays Stanislav Komorovsky
Dream
1943
Full Filmography
Going Inside a Storm
Golitsyn
1965
Film
The Hyperboloid of Engineer Garin
Роллинг, химический магнат
1965
Film
Steep Steps
Proskov
1957
Film
The Mexican
Kelly
1956
Film
Princess Mary
Werner - doctor
1955
Film
Sadko
Maharaja
1953
Film
Maximka
капитан шхуны "Бетси"
1952
Film
The Battle of Stalingrad
Adolf Hitler
1949
Film
The Third Blow
General Erwin Jaenecke
1948
Film
Photos
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mikhail Astangov still alive?
Mikhail Astangov passed away on April 21, 1965 at age 64.
What are the most famous roles of Mikhail Astangov?
Mikhail Astangov is best known for roles in Sadko, The Hyperboloid of Engineer Garin, The Mystery of the Eternal Night.
How many movies has Mikhail Astangov been in?
Over a 32-year career (since 1933), Mikhail Astangov has appeared in 23 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Mikhail Astangov's first movie?
The career of Mikhail Astangov began with Conveyor of Death (1933).
What is Mikhail Astangov's most recent movie or series?
Mikhail Astangov's most recent release is Going Inside a Storm, which premiered on November 15, 1965.
Mikhail Astangov
1900-11-03 · Warsaw, Poland, Russian Empire [now Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland]