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Viktor Viktorovich Rakov (Russian: Виктор Викторович Раков; born February 5, 1962) is a Soviet and Russian film and theater actor. People's Artist of Russia (2003).[1]
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Viktor Rakov | |
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| Born | Viktor Viktorovich Rakov (1962-02-05) 5 February 1962 (age 62) |
| Alma mater | Russian Academy of Theatre Arts |
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He ws born February 5, 1962, in Moscow and after graduating in 1984 from GITIS he became an actor in the Lenkom Theatre.[2]
His first major role was in To Kill a Dragon as Heinrich, the Burgermeister's son.
He has a son from his first marriage with Olga Ilyukhina and is married to Lyudmila Rakova, with whom he had two children.[2]
Theatre
- Sage as Glumov
- The Star and Death of Joaquin Muretta as Joaquin Muretta, Lead and customs officer, organ grinder
- Hamlet as Laertes
- Juno and Avos as Fernando Lopez, man of the theater, Burning heretic, Count Rezanov[3]
- The Royal Game as Thomas Cromwell
- Jester Balakirev as Menshikov
- Va-Bank as Dulchin
- Marriage as Podkolyosin
- Peer Gynt as Davorsky grandfather, King of Trolls
- White lie as Senor Balboa, grandfather (director by Gleb Panfilov)
- Skywalker as Ryabovsky
Selected filmography
- 1988 — To Kill a Dragon as Heinrich, Burgermeister's son
- 1990 — Mother as Pavel Vlasov
- 1990 — Humiliated and Insulted as Alyosha Valkovsky
- 1992 — Gardes-Marines III as Baron von Brockdorf
- 1994 — The Master and Margarita as the Master
- 2000 — The Romanovs: An Imperial Family as Tsar Nicholas II (voice)
- 2006 — Alive as philosopher
- 2009 — The Admiral as investigator Popov
- 2013 — The Three Musketeers as Mr. Bonacieux
- 2014 — House with Lilies as Miron Polischuk
- 2015 — Catherine the Great as Count Alexei Razumovsky
- Honored Artist of the Russian Federation (1996) - for achievements in the arts[4]
- People's Artist of Russia (2003)[1]
- Order of Friendship (2013)[5]
- "Почётное звание присвоено указом президента России № 1379 от 22 ноября 2003 года". Archived from the original on 2013-05-08. Retrieved 2010-08-08.