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Vladimir Iosifovich Rautbart
Владимир Раутбарт
Life Time
3 April 1929 - 26 July 1969
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Vladimir Iosifovich Rautbart was born on April 3, 1929. Until the end of the 1950s, the actor brilliantly performed on the stage of the Omsk Drama Theater, and then moved to Moscow, played in various theaters - the Pushkin Drama Theater, the Satire Theater, the Gogol Theater. Later, Vladimir Rautbart headed the WTO Literary Theatre, worked at Moskonsert, in addition, he also taught at GITIS. For his short life, unfortunately, the actor managed to play very few roles in the movie. He was remembered
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Vladimir Iosifovich Rautbart was born on April 3, 1929. Until the end of the 1950s, the actor brilliantly performed on the stage of the Omsk Drama Theater, and then moved to Moscow, played in various theaters - the Pushkin Drama Theater, the Satire Theater, the Gogol Theater. Later, Vladimir Rautbart headed the WTO Literary Theatre, worked at Moskonsert, in addition, he also taught at GITIS. For his short life, unfortunately, the actor managed to play very few roles in the movie. He was remembered as a conductor in the comedy Seven Nannies (1962), and Vladimir Rautbart owes wide popularity to the role of Professor in Leonid Gaidai's comedy Operation U and Other Adventures of Shurik (1965).