
Cast
Vladimir Balashov
Acting
Cast
Vladimir Balashov
Known for
Acting
Born
1920-07-10
From
Izhevskoe, Ryazanskaya guberniya, Soviet Russia
Died
1996-12-23
Also known as Vladimir Pavlovich Balashov, V. Balashov, В. Балашов

The Magic Treasure
as shepherd Bair

Ivan the Terrible, Part I
as Piotr Volynetz

Ivan the Terrible, Part II: The Boyars' Plot
as Pyotr Volynets

Carnival
as member of the Admission Committee

My Destiny
as Василий Егорович

Storm on the Land

The Hyperboloid of Engineer Garin
as инженер на Золотом острове

The Artamonov Case
as Nikita

A Song in the Woods
as (voice)

The Trial of Madmen
as Senator

Girl No. 217
as Maks

Golden Beasts Parade
as Aleksandr Buddo

Loneliness
as Tokmakov

Exodus
as Baron Ungern (voice)

Admiral Ushakov
as Belli (uncredited)

The Invasion
as Pasha

How the Steel Was Tempered

Ivan Pavlov
as Semenov

Mussorgsky
as Mily Balakirev

Private Aleksandr Matrosov

It Happened in the Donbass

Killed While on Duty

The Vow
as Anatol Lipsky, saboteur

Maryte

Anomaly

Someone Else's Name
as Sergey Dmitriyevich Tyurin

The Most, the Most, the Most
as Eagle

Let's Remember This Day
as Pechenka

The Crash of the Emirate

Sea Stories
as Leontiy Andreich

The Ship Commander

The Oppenheim Family
as Berthold Oppenheim

The Man from Planet Earth
as Дорофеев

Flames on the Volga

First Trials

Discovery
as член комиссии по расследованию аварии

Captain of the «Old Turtle»

The Fire of Immortality

Year as Long as Life
as Joseph Moll

Silver Trumpets

New Attraction

Steep Steps
as Simon Matveyevich Galagan

Pages of the Past

No Margin for Error
as Егор Савельевич Тарута, отец Антона, фронтовик

Silver Strings

My Life is the Army

Guerrillas in the steppes of Ukraine

Ivan Franko
as Henryk

Maximka
as Аркадий Павлович Чебыкин

A Noisy Household
as Durand

The Shadow Near the Pier
as Kobchikov

Have You Forgotten What We Used to Play?
as The Man

Strict Game
as Komarovsky

Dreams Come True

Toktogul
as Semenov

Main Avenue
as Gritsenko

North Rainbow

The Shield and the Sword
as Walter Sonnenberg