Biography
Yuri Dubrovin is a Soviet and Russian actor, Master of Episode, embodied on the screen of representatives of workers' professions, military, servants. Despite the expressive characteristic appearance and obvious dramatic potential, the artist did not make a loud career. He was remembered by the public on embodied the images of secondary characters.Childhood and youth
Yuri Dubrovin was born in the provincial town of Ryazk in the Ryazan region on August 1, 1939. His childhood accounted for difficult wartime. He will speak full of hunger and permanent fear for his own life and loved ones. Despite the difficulties, the Dubrovini family did not lose and kept the warmth of the kindred relations. Little Jura learned to read, "swallowed" books one after another and memorized poems. He performed on amateur events and matinees.
After the end of the war, Dubrovin decided to devote to the biography of the creative profession and entered VGIK. He managed to pass a good selection and turn out to be a Star Course Student by director Mikhail Romm, along with Galina of Polish, Svetlana Svetlynnaya, Valery Nose, and other artists.
The appearance of the novice actor was the role of Zolotarev's charm in the film "Live and Dead". The image embodied by Dubrovin, was so convincing that he began to receive proposals for episodic roles in other paintings. By the time of the end of the Institute, in the filmography of the artist, there were tapes "Guys from our yard", "on the way" and others.
Becoming VGIK graduate in 1962, Yuri could not stay in Moscow. It was not invited to the Studio "Mosfilm" because of the lack of capital registration, so the young artist moved to Kiev. There he got a job on a film studio. A. P. Dovzhenko.
Personal life
Dubrovin never complained about the fate and how his creative biography was formed. It was not spoiled by the attention of spectators and widely popular, but in his youth, it often turned out to be in cinematographic business trips and travel related to work, therefore he considered himself a claimed performer.Yuri Dubrovin was happy in his personal life. Favorite spouse gave Arkady's Son Artist. He did not continue the case of his father and preferred the career of the clergyman, moving to Germany.
Returning to Ryazhsk, the artist has become more closely to follow the state of his health, but his overthrow shock - the wife died literally on the hands of the actor.
Films
The artist regularly offered the roles of the second and third plan. The attention of the public brought a military drama "In war as in war", the premiere of which took place in 1968. He played privately loud. The images of the military actor repeatedly embodied and subsequently. His account turned out to be a colonel of Bolshakov from the tape "Checking on the roads", a quail soldier from the Trilogy "Duma about the Kovpake", Red Armenian Fedorkov from the film "Green Van".
Yuri Dubrovin was often shot in the cinema and was waiting for a fateful role. She again turned out to be the image of the second plan. In the tape "D'Artist and the Three Musketeers", the artist portrayed a servant of King La Shen. Subsequently, the actor received the role of a servant of Count Monte Cristo in a film "Prisoner of the IF Castle". During this period, his photo began to publish in Soviet newspapers, but the performer did not wait for the starry hour.
In the frame of the main character, Dubrovin offered extremely rarely. He had to thoroughly think over the work on every fleeting role in order to convey its entire essence on the screen. This was the work of the artist episode.
From 1978 to 1982, television broadcast the series "Fire Roads", telling about the life of the poet Hamzi Miyasi. In this project, Dubrovin played a White Guard officer, but the public failed to appreciate him. The multi-seater film promoted the mood to socialism and communism, so it was rarely broadcast in Russia. In 1988, the film "Zone" came out with Dubrovina. Then, the filmography of Yuri Dmitrievich was replenished with the paintings of the "Land of the Earth", "Liberation", "Budney of the Criminal Investigation" and others.
The later works of the artist include participation in the filming of the film "Criminal Talent", "Sun glasses". After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Dubrovina became more and less invited to film studios. In 1993, he appeared in the frame of the film "Life and the extraordinary adventures of the soldier Ivan Chonkin", and then for some time they were in demand from Ukrainian Cinema.
In the 1990s, the most noticeable work of the artist turned out to be the role of the collective farmers of Safronov in the film Peter Luche "Outside". The arthow project brought the Cinema Prize III of the International Kiev Festival of Cinema Actors. In the early 2000s, Yuri Dubrovin was forced to return to his homeland.
He occasionally received invitations to participate in the creation of the series, for example, played an episodic role in the National Security Agent - 2. About Dubrovine remembered in Ukraine, and in 2006 he participated in the filming of the film "Barin". Working on this ribbon, the artist suffered 2 stroke, because of which he had to complete a professional career. A year later, the performer received the title "Honored Artist of the Russian Federation".
Yuri Dubrovin now
In 2019, the XVII Film Festival "Okrain" was held in Ryazan, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the artist, who was now undeservedly forgotten filmmakers and the public.In the 2020s, the actor lives in his own modest house in his native Ryazk. The last time he appeared in front of the movie chamber in 2016 as a member of the short-term project "NEWPER". The questions about where the actor is now removed, the artist is responsible that it has not been receiving proposals for work for a long time, so it can not share with the press interesting news.
Filmography
- 1961 - "On the way"
- 1964 - "Live and dead"
- 1968 - "In war as in war"
- 1973-1975 - "Duma about the Kovpak"
- 1978 - "D'Artagnan and Three Musketeer"
- 1982 - "Love at your own will"
- 1983 - "Military Field Roman"
- 1985 - "Battalions are asking for fire"
- 1988 - "Prisoner of the IF Castle"
- 1992 - "Musketeers twenty years later"
- 1993 - "The Mystery of Queen Anna, or Musketeers thirty years later"
- 1994 - "Life and the extraordinary adventures of the soldier Ivan Chonkin"
- 1998 - "Outskirts"
- 2005 - "Yesenin"
- 2016 - "Unlock"