Biography
Valery Takery was born on December 26, 1943 in Kuybysheshevka-East (now - the city of Belogorsk). Mikhail Ivanovich's Father graduated from the factory school and went to the Far East, which in those days just started to master where he married a modest and quiet girl Nina, mother of the future artist.
Childhood Valeria was carefree, he played all day with neighboring boys, Masterille Shalashi and rafts. The guy early learned to read, and for the next book the boy had to overcome several kilometers to the nearest town with the library. The receptions were read on with the works of foreign classics, and the remaining time devoted to the sport. The boy rode skiing and bicycle, and sometimes even participated in the hunt for partridges and degraders. Parents sent her son to a local chorus, from where the child, unfortunately, was excluded because he did not differ in special vocal data.
In the school years, Valery became fascinated by the world of cinema, but in a small town the only opportunity to see the films was visiting the cinema. Then the guy learned to fake entrance tickets: He stuck back the roots and the blade cleared the date. When he was needed by the money, he sold one of these tickets to a familiar girl. But literally immediately repented of his act, which pushed him to write his first story. The story of the receptions sent to the local newspaper, where he was published a few days later. However, about the career of the writer, a young guy did not think he was already firmly decided to become an actor, contrary to the opinion of his father.
After school, Valery, yielding to the persuasion of Mikhail Ivanovich, tried to enter the Aviation Institute, but poured the entrance exams and went to work to the turner. Together with friends on the workshop, he began to visit the folk studio, where the guys played in local productions and performances. At the same time, the future artist decided to enroll in the Far Eastern Pedagogical Institute of Art, which was in Vladivostok. Successfully handing up the entrance exams, adections studied until 1966. After graduation, the guy was sent to the Russian Drama Theater named after N. Krupskaya. In the theater, the young actor worked for three years, and then decided to recover in the capital and master the profession of the scriptwriter.
In 1969, Valery came to Moscow and entered the All-Union State Institute of Cinematography on the course of the famous Soviet scenario and art historian Joseph Mikhailovich Manevich. The institute provided the guy room into the hostel, but the receptions still needed money. At first he worked as a fireman, then settled by a janitor to the library and began to live in a dusty. Having received a writer's diploma in 1973, the receptions began to refine not quite successful works of other scenarios, along the way, trying to find a way to get into cinema.
Films
Valery's cinema debuted first of all as a talented screenwriter. He was engaged in improving other people's scenarios for some time, but finally in 1975 became co-author of his first full-fledged work "Ivan and Kolombin". After the premiere of the picture, the talented screenwriter was noticed by directors and began to invite into their projects.
In 1978, the actor met the director Dinara Asanova, who saw in the reception not only a talented scenario, but also a promising actor. She called Valery in his drama "Wife left", where the artist immediately received the main role of Alexander Mikhailovich Klyuev, around which the entire plot of the paintings was developing. This tape brought a success actor by opening the road to other projects. The creative tandem of the receptionist and Asanova was so successful that the director involved the artist in almost all of his works.
The present fame and the love of the viewer brought the role of acceptance in the next film Dinar asanova "Guys," telling about the life of the so-called "difficult teenagers". The actor played the role of the guys mentor and part-time the head of the camp, where the painting action unfolds. For work in this tape of acceptors became the winner of the USSR State Prize.
In 1987, the light saw the film "Cold Summer Fifty-thirds ....", where the actor played the role of "Luzi". According to the film critics, this role has become the best role of admission to the cinema, he was recognized as the best actor of the year according to the Journal of the Soviet Screen and received the second State of the USSR State Prize.
In 1988, Valery debuted as director's "Pants" film director. He also became the author of the script and played the role of the investigator. The artist returned to the directorial chair again in 1991 in the Migrant Picture.
Work in the picture "Who, if not we" in 1998 became one of the last major work of the artist. He not only played the role of Gennady Selfin, but also acted as a director and scriptwriter. In the same year, the film "Hamilton" of the Swedish director of Garald Schwartz was released on the screens, where Valery played the episodic role of Moldavan. He also took part in the filming of the Russian series "Kamenskaya".
Personal life
While still a student of the Theater Institute, Valery acceptors met his first civil wife Ella. She was the best student of the course, beauty and activist who could choose any guy, but she was like Valery. From the second course, the couple began to live together, in this union they had a child, but after the distribution in the theaters they were separated.
With an actress, Olga Masha, the artist met on the set of the painting "Nikudushna". The girl was then only sixteen years old, and they were associated only by working relationships. Three years later, the actors met again, participating in the painting "Guys". At that time, Valery was 40 years old, but this did not prevent him from falling in love with a young actress. Three years after dating, the actors were combined with a marriage, modestly celebrating a solemn event at home.
Their family life was not easy. Valery sought to protect the young spouse from the whole world, and he himself was not exploring the novels with his fans. It turned out to the point that the girls were called the Apartment at the apartment at night. Olga for a long time tried to close his eyes on the treason of her husband, but after four years of living was filed for divorce. The official cause of Masha called the unwillingness of Valery to have children. Nevertheless, the former spouses remained in friendly relations.
With his second official wife, the jade artist met in 1983, they worked together on Lenfilm's film studio. The novel got only five years later on the set of paintings "Pants". At that time, love was married and did not perceive these relationships seriously. But the feelings were so strong that the actress divorced her husband and married acceptance. Together they lived up to the death of the actor in 2000.
Death
By the end of the ninetie artists, constant headaches began to torment, and the wife persuaded him to survey in the clinic. Doctors put a terrible diagnosis of brain cancer, to cure which almost no hope.
The receptions until the latter fought for their lives: he was treated in several hospitals and even became a parishioner. But the treatment turned out to be unsuccessful, on August 25, 2000, the Great Soviet actor Valery accepting died.
Filmography
- Wife gone
- Nikudushna
- Boys
- In Rasputitz
- My combat calculation
- Cold summer fifty-third
- Our armored train
- Trousers
- Migrants
- Time sorrow has not come yet
- Who if not us
- Hamilton
- Kamenskaya