Vadim Zakharchenko
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Going by the credits, Vadim Zakharchenko is a Russian actor, and the available details are few. Of the titles on record, 'Viy' is the one that gets cited, with Freebie as his character. The record adds 'The Garage'. His filmography opens in 1956. Drama accounts for most of what is on file. The dates on the credits stretch across 70 years.
Vadim Zakharchenko
73 Movies
3 Series
Going by the credits, Vadim Zakharchenko is a Russian actor, and the available details are few. Of the titles on record, 'Viy' is the one that gets cited, with Freebie as his character. The record adds 'The Garage'. His filmography opens in 1956. Drama accounts for most of what is on file. The dates on the credits stretch across 70 years.
Movies
Plays Freebie
Viy
1967
Plays Prokhor Zykov
Quiet Flows the Don
1957
Plays Savateyev
Men and Beasts
1962
Plays episode
Little Vera
1988
Plays тренер по плаванию
The Boy from 5B
1972
Plays Prokhor
Duck Village
1976
Plays passazhir avtobusa
Married Bachelor
1982
Plays человек в очках
The Garage
1979
Plays Fedotov's assistant
Trans-Siberian Express
1977
Plays Business traveller
Happy-Go-Lucky
1972
Plays Polkovnik
Wandering Sagittarius
1993
Plays Altov
Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained
1977
Plays Kireyev
Troublemaker
1979
Plays Gorobchik
The Green Van
1959
Plays Kuchkovsky
The Forty-First
1956
Plays Sigizmund Rayevskiy
Born by the Storm
1981
Plays Passenger Speculant
Such a Big Boy
1967
Plays Professor Glotov
Take Care of the Men!
1983
Plays Titov
Inhuman
1990
Plays Utkin
The Secret Agent's Blunder
1968
Plays милиционер
Funny Stories
1962
Plays passagir "Zaporozhtsa"
The Detective
1979
Plays Editorial Staff
The Journalist
1967
Plays Prokhor Ignatyevich
The Big Exchange
1992
Plays Editor
Two and One
1988
Plays Muromskiy's servant
Lady Into Lassie
1995
Plays Trunin
The Places Here Are Quiet
1967
Plays Pantyukhin
Men's Talk
1969
Plays farmer
Day of Wrath
1985
Plays Lev Krug
The Secret Agent's Destiny
1970
Plays Nicholas I of Russia
Wake Mukhin Up!
1968
Plays drunk red army cavalryman
In the Enemy's Den
1964
Plays Andropov
The Murder at Zhdanovskaya
1992
Plays доктор в поликлинике
Your Son and Brother
1966
Plays driver Sukharevsky
On Thin Ice
1966
Plays Харитон
The Lost Expedition
1975
Plays Семён Гаврилович Шинда, часовой мастер
With No Expiration Date
1987
Plays person with no special signs
Land, Poste Restante
1973
Plays Derbenyov
A Sleepless Night
1960
Plays Плешивый
Russian Miracle
1994
Plays швейцар
How Dark the Nights Are on the Black Sea
1989
Plays Alekseev
The Order: Do Not Open Fire
1981
Plays Utkin
The Secret Agent's Return
1982
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Lady Into Lassie
Muromskiy's servant
1995
Film
My Family Treasure
Vessily
1995
Film
Russian Miracle
Плешивый
1994
Film
Wandering Sagittarius
Polkovnik
1993
Film
The Murder at Zhdanovskaya
Andropov
1992
Film
The Big Exchange
Prokhor Ignatyevich
1992
Film
The White Robes
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1992–
TV
Damn Drunk
Yasha
1991
Film
Inhuman
Titov
1990
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Vadim Zakharchenko still alive?
Vadim Zakharchenko passed away on January 2, 2007 at age 77.
What are the most famous roles of Vadim Zakharchenko?
Vadim Zakharchenko is best known for roles in Viy, The Garage, Little Vera.
How many movies has Vadim Zakharchenko been in?
Over a 51-year career (since 1956), Vadim Zakharchenko has appeared in 73 movies and 3 TV shows.
What was Vadim Zakharchenko's first movie?
The career of Vadim Zakharchenko began with The Forty-First (1956).
What is Vadim Zakharchenko's most recent movie or series?
Vadim Zakharchenko's most recent release is An Essay for Victory Day, which premiered on January 21, 1999.
What TV shows has Vadim Zakharchenko appeared in?
On television, Vadim Zakharchenko has appeared in Yeralash, Visit to the Minotaur, Fuse, Inspector Losev.
Vadim Zakharchenko
1929-02-19 · Novosibirsk, RSFSR, USSR
Going by the credits, Vadim Zakharchenko is a Russian actor, and the available details are few. Of the titles on record, 'Viy' is the one that gets cited, with Freebie as his character. The record adds 'The Garage'. His filmography opens in 1956. Drama accounts for most of what is on file. The dates on the credits stretch across 70 years.