Emmanuil Vitorgan

Emmanuil Gedeonovich Vitorgan (Russian: Эммануи́л Гедео́нович Виторга́н; born 27 December 1939) is a Soviet, Russian film and theater actor, Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1990).^[2] People's Artist of Russia (1998).^[3] He acted in over a hundred films.^[4]

Emmanuil Vitorgan
Born	Emmanuil Gedeonovich Vitorgan (1939-12-27) 27 December 1939 (age 85) Baku, Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic[1]
Years active	1962 — presents
Spouse	Irina Mlodik
Website	vitorgan.ru

Personal life

• First wife — actress Tamara Rumyantseva (born in 1936), the marriage broke up in 1970.
  • Daughter Ksenia Rumyantseva.^[5]
    • Grandchildren — Alexander and Nikita. Great-grandchildren - Mark and Alisa.
• Second wife — actress Alla Balter (1939-2000).
  • Son Maxim (1972) — film and theater actor, married to Ksenia Sobchak.
    • Grandchildren — Polina, Daniil and Platon.
• Third wife — Irina Mlodik (born in 1962).
  • Daughter Ethel (2018).^[6]
  • Daughter Klara (2019).^[7]

Selected filmography

• 1960 — A Man with the Future as miner
• 1971 — King Lear as servant / Edgar (voice)
• 1980 — Star Inspector as Douglas Kober
• 1982 — Charodei as Viktor Kovrov
• 1983 — Anxious Sunday as Igor Chagin
• 1985 — Battle of Moscow as Yefim Fomin
• 1990 — Frenzied Bus as Mr. Anouk, a member of the Israeli Foreign Ministry
• 1991 — Anna Karamazoff as Prokudin-Gorsky, director
• 1992 — Weather Is Good on Deribasovskaya, It Rains Again on Brighton Beach as Jack
• 2003 / 2004 — Poor Nastya as Prince Pyotr Dolgoruky
• 2004 — Children of the Arbat as Sergey Spigelglas
• 2004 — Neznayka and Barrabass as Barrabass
• 2008 — Radio Day as Emmanuil Gedeonovich, owner of radio station
• 2010 — Sea Rex (Russian voice)
• 2011 — Svaty (TV) as Alexander Berkovich
• 2012 — Sklifosovsky (TV) as Mikhail Breslavets
• 2014 — Black Rose as Colonel Gromov
• 2014 — Yolki 1914 as Alexey Trofimovich
• 2016 — Friday as Sergei Dubravin