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Mikhail Nazvanov
Mikhail Nazvanov
50 years (Feb 24, 1914 – Jul 13, 1964)
Moscow, Russian Empire, [now Russia]
24 Movies

Mikhail Nazvanov

Mikhail Nazvanov is an actor, and what is documented about his work is brief. The role that can be documented is in 'Ivan the Terrible, Part I', the character Prince Andrei Kurbsky. 'Ivan the Terrible, Part II: The Boyars' Plot' is a second title that can be traced to him. 1943 is the earliest year the record covers. His name appears on 24 credits.
Mikhail Nazvanov is an actor, and what is documented about his work is brief. The role that can be documented is in 'Ivan the Terrible, Part I', the character Prince Andrei Kurbsky. 'Ivan the Terrible, Part II: The Boyars' Plot' is a second title that can be traced to him. 1943 is the earliest year the record covers. His name appears on 24 credits.
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Is Mikhail Nazvanov still alive?
Mikhail Nazvanov passed away on July 13, 1964 at age 50.
What are the most famous roles of Mikhail Nazvanov?
Mikhail Nazvanov is best known for roles in Ivan the Terrible, Part I, Ivan the Terrible, Part II: The Boyars' Plot, Hamlet.
How many movies has Mikhail Nazvanov been in?
Over a 21-year career (since 1943), Mikhail Nazvanov has appeared in 24 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Mikhail Nazvanov's first movie?
The career of Mikhail Nazvanov began with Wait for Me (1943).
What is Mikhail Nazvanov's most recent movie or series?
Mikhail Nazvanov's most recent release is Hamlet, which premiered on June 24, 1964.
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Mikhail Nazvanov
Mikhail Nazvanov
1914-02-24 · Moscow, Russian Empire, [now Russia]

Mikhail Nazvanov is an actor, and what is documented about his work is brief. The role that can be documented is in 'Ivan the Terrible, Part I', the character Prince Andrei Kurbsky. 'Ivan the Terrible, Part II: The Boyars' Plot' is a second title that can be traced to him. 1943 is the earliest year the record covers. His name appears on 24 credits.

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