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Leonid Sergeevich Bronevoy
Леонид Броневой
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17 December 1928 - 9 December 2017
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The Great Russian He was born in Kiev on December 17, 1928. His parents had nothing to do with art: his father was a lawyer and served in the NKVD, and his mother was an accountant. In 1937, Leonid’s father was arrested as an enemy of the people, and he and his mother were exiled to the Kirov region.
The stigma of the son of the enemy of the people further prevented Leonid from choosing the profession of a diplomat, journalist or soldier, and only on the advice of his mother he managed to enter
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The Great Russian
He was born in Kiev on December 17, 1928. His parents had nothing to do with art: his father was a lawyer and served in the NKVD, and his mother was an accountant. In 1937, Leonid’s father was arrested as an enemy of the people, and he and his mother were exiled to the Kirov region.
The stigma of the son of the enemy of the people further prevented Leonid from choosing the profession of a diplomat, journalist or soldier, and only on the advice of his mother he managed to enter the Tashkent Institute of Theater Art named after A.N. Ostrovsky, where special questionnaires were not required. So Bronevoy tied his fate with the theater.
After graduating from the Institute, Broneva worked in the Magnitogorsk Drama Theater named after A.S. Pushkin, in the Orenburg Drama Theater, but the turning point in his fate was the acquaintance with the artist.
Alexei Nikolaevich Gribov . Thanks to his assistance, Armored managed to get into the third year of the School-Studio at the Moscow Art Theater, where Galina Volchek, Irina Skobtseva, Igor Kvasha were trained. After graduation, Leonid worked for a long time in the provincial theaters of Grozny, Voronezh, Irkutsk.
Leonid Bronevoy moved to Moscow only in 1961, where he became an actor of the theater on Malaya Bronnaya, and since 1988 he worked in the troupe of the Lenkom theater.
Legendary for armor was the role of Muller in the film T. Lioznova
"Seventeen Moments of Spring" , for which the artist subsequently received the title of People's Artist and the State Prize.
In addition to the role of Muller, which became the hallmark of the actor, Broneva played Manuylov in the historical drama Agony, the durozog in the film The Same Munchausen, Velyurova in the lyrical comedy Pokrovsky Gate and many other bright and noticeable characters.