Biography
The star Nikita Mikhailovsky, the famous viewers by the role of Roman Lavochkin from a wonderful film "You did not dream," flashed very brightly. But, unfortunately, and extinct also quickly.
Nikita Aleksandrovich Mikhailovsky was born in April 1964 in a creative family. His dad Alexander Mikhailovsky was a director, and Mama is a famous Leningrad model. The boy grew in a beautiful city on the Neva, where every stone "breathes" history and culture. Probably, everything combined and accompanied the fact that Nikita grew by a creative child.
He drew great and, according to friends, was an excellent graphic artist. And the boy had a literary talent: he wrote fairy tales and stories.
A few years after his birth, parents divorced. Mom got married a second time. And again for the director. It was he, Viktor Sergeyev, assumed a quick-seeking son on the filming platform. For the first time, the audience saw 5-year-old Nikita Mikhailovsky in the painting "Night on the 14th parallel."
Mom also invested in the creative development of the Son: she arranged Nikita to one of the St. Petersburg model agencies. As a model, the teenager worked for several years. Later, this experience is to stay naturally in front of the camera and own a face and body - I helped Mikhailovsky very much in cinema.
When Nikita turned 16 years old, Moms did not. She died of congenital heart defect. For a long time Nikita Mikhailovsky was confident that stepfather falls his native father.
Films
Viktor Sergeyev, who took the post of director of the film studio "Lenfilm", did a lot for a reception son. At 10 years old, the cinematic biography of Nikita Mikhailovsky continued to develop. The boy gave a small role in the pediatric film "Five for the Summer". A year later, he appeared on the screen in the melodraman "Explanation in Love", playing the son of the main characters. Almost every year Nikita Mikhailovsky received a new proposal from directories.
Listening All-Union Glory hit the young artist when he studied in the 10th grade. The same star role - Roma Lavochkin - turned Nikita to the ascending star of cinema. Melodrama about modern Romeo and Juliet "You never dreamed of", filmed by the director Ilyoy Frez, went to the screens in 1980. In the same year in the cinemas of the country, this film saw 26 million viewers. The picture instantly turned into a hit of domestic film distribution.
Starry actors - Lydia Fedoseeva-Shukshina, Albert Filozov, Irina Miroshnichenko, Elena Nikolay, as well as the magnificent game of the duet of young artists Nikita Mikhailovsky and Tatiana Aksyutov turned tape with a banal story in the real film sedelly, which today is reviewed with the pleasure of all new generations of spectators.
In 1981, Nikita Mikhailovsky, from the first attempt, entered the prestigious theatrical university - Lgitmik. The actor was propheted by the Lavra of the Patriotic Star of Cinema. But, it seems, Nikita Glory himself soon began to be healthy.
He really liked the culture of the underground. A young actor for several years "went underground", actively participating in St. Petersburg's underground life. He, together with the participants of the Obermanken group, founded an informat studio "Theater-theater".
After graduating from the university in 1986, Nikita Mikhailovsky starred in 9 films. The brightest of these paintings "for the sake of several lines", "acceleratka", "Miss Millionaire" and "Bridal Umbrella". In these films, the young artist played with such matrahs of cinema and scenes, like Nikolai Karachentsov, Alexey Batalov, Vera Glagolev and others.
Personal life
The first wife of the actor was now famous actress and fashion designer, and at that time simply the model Nastya Mikhailovskaya. Together, the couple lived only 3 years, but in this marriage the daughter of Nikita and Nastya Sophia was born.
Nikita Mikhailovsky's personal life has changed after meeting with artist in Catherine's costumes. Young people met on one of the art exhibitions. I broke out a romance to marriage.
Unfortunately, the couple lived together shortly. Their love, as in Galina Shcherbakova's novel, for which the film "You did not dream," ended with the death of the main hero.
Death
Nikita Mikhailovsky's colleagues remember that the artist was very in a hurry to live and premonish that he would not be soon. Attentive viewers, looking through the melodrama "I did not dream," noted a few moment-omen. In one of the scenes guys, looking back in the back of the leaving Roma Lavochku, they say "sorry for a comrade. Left young. " In the second scene Katya, rubbing the novel that fell under the rain, says: "Everything. May be survive, "what he answers:" Not surviving. "
In the late 1980s, Nikita, together with the wife of Katya, organized the exhibition of his own paintings in the UK, the means from the sale of which gave for the treatment of Russian children, patients with cancer. It seems that the young artist felt extremely sharply as these tools are necessary for small patients. At that time, he was already sick, but did not suspect about it.
Perhaps talking about the omen and premonitions of just a speculation and chance, but in 1990, when Nikite Mikhailovsky turned 26 years old, he was diagnosed leukemia. Having gathered the money to the whole world (even Boris Yeltsin, Margaret Thatcher and Harry Kasparov joined this process), the actor was sent to the bone marrow transplant operation to the UK.
Unfortunately, Nikita Mikhailovsky's operation did not help. He died shortly after his birthday in 1991. At that time he was only 27 years old. The actor was buried in their hometown at the Komarovsky cemetery, next to the mother.
After the death of Nikita, it turned out that he had an extramarital son, the existence of which he did not guessed. Unfortunately, the actor did not have time to see him.
Filmography
- 1974 - "Five for Summer"
- 1977 - "Explanation in Love"
- 1978 - "Children like children"
- 1978 - "Alien"
- 1980 - "You never dreamed ..."
- 1985 - "For the sake of several lines"
- 1985 - "" To marry Captain "
- 1986 - "" Bridal Umbrella "
- 1987 - "Acceratka"
- 1990 - "" Leningrad. November"