Biography
Adrian McLuffles - British theater and movie actor. His acting career began back in 1973. Removed in popular TV series: "Poiro", "Pure English murder", "New tricks". But the most publicity actor brought the role of Joseph Stalin in the film "The death of Stalin".
Adrian McLaughlin was born in 1947 in London. He began his film from when he was 26 years old. At first, the actor played in the theater, later he was invited to various series.
Films
His debut in the movie was an episodic role in the comedy TV series "Indian Summer". The main roles of Adrian did not receive, but, on the other hand, a small employment in the cinema allowed him to do theater. For a long time, the actor worked with the famous English playwright Alan Eikborn. Their cooperation began in the theater of Stephen Joseph in Scarborough, later continued at the Royal National Theater. Also, Adrian put his own productions.
As an actor, he appeared in England in England "Private fears in public places", which Alan Eikborn put in 2004. In parallel with the work at the theater, Adrian McLuffle continued to receive offers for filming in the cinema. The actor starred in the TV series "Poiro", "Catastroph", "purely English murder" and others.
In 2002, the actor appeared in the family picture of Peter Hewita "Thunder in his pants." In the film, Stephen Fry, Rupert Grint and Simon Callow starred together with Adrian. In the same year, the film was named the best film festival for children and young people.
In 2016, Adrian McLaughlin created the Vital Signs Productions Theater Company, which is reported on the stage of plays with older actors. Maclaflin - co-owner and director of the Dramatic Studio "Role Plays for Training Ltd".
Personal life
The actor does not apply about his family. There is no confirmed information about the availability of wives and children.Adrian McLuffles now
In 2017, Adrian McLaffles received a role in the Satyric Black Comedy "The Death of Stalin" of the British director Armando Iancchi. The film is removed on the comics, so there is no speech about any historical accuracy. Adrian played Joseph Stalin. The premiere of the tape took place in Toronto at the TIFF Film Festival. The picture received a lot of positive feedback critics.
It is clear from the name that the plot will "spin" around the death of the leader. The story begins with the fact that Joseph Stalin, skipping a concert on March 1, 1953, demands to provide his record. But the performance was broadcast live, and repeat the concert at the request is problematic - the conductor has already been "accepted on the chest", the pianist is extremely fundamental, and the audience has long been separated.
By the way, Pianist Maria Yudina performs Olga Kurilenko. According to the plot, it is she who becomes an indirect cause of the death of Stalin. The woman sends a note by the lead, after reading it was enough to hit. Soon the fierce political race begins. Nikita Khrushchev played Steve Bushemi, Marshal Zhukova - Jason Isaks, Malenkov - Jeffrey Tembor.
Back in September, when the premiere filmmaker at the festival took place, in Russia began to say that the movie is worth banning to show. The head of the press service of the Communist Party of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Alexander Yushchenko, in an interview with the radio station "Say Moscow", angrily responded about the picture. According to Yushchenko, such films make a split into society, provoke discontent and humiliate the advantages of the Soviet person.
The premiere of the "death of Stalin" in Russia was scheduled for January 25, 2018. But the Ministry of Culture of Russia still decided to withdraw the rolling certificate from the film. By the way, many Russians such a decision was still surprised. In November 2017, the Minister of Culture Vladimir Medinsky commented on the current situation around the film, clearly guessing that the painting "Stalin's death" will not be prohibited to show:
"You just need to ban something. On the contrary, we adhere to another position. We have freedom of speech. "But the leader of the LDPR Party Vladimir Zhirinovsky is confident that this ban will only lead to the increased interest of the audience.
Filmography
- 1973 - the series "Indian Summer"
- 1984 - TV series "Pure English murder"
- 1986 - TV series "Catastrophe"
- 1989 - TV series "Poiro"
- 2002 - "Thunder in the pants"
- 2002 - TV series "Fifteenetting"
- 2003 - TV series "New tricks"
- 2007 - Serial "Peter Kingdom will not throw you"
- 2011 - TV series "Hour"
- 2011 - TV series "Letim with me"
- 2012 - "Student Life"
- 2017 - "The death of Stalin"