Aleksey Ivanovich Buldakov

It would be surprising if Alexei Buldakov, a native of Altai, did not keep in his soul what his native land gave him - courage, generosity, strength. He sees himself as a real Russian man - in the best sense of the word - and therefore Buldakov is organic and natural in "people's" roles. The audience knows his General Ivolgin well. Features of the National Hunt - the commander and the guy shirt with his laconic toasts and capacious lines. Without the character of Buldakov, it is impossible to imagine more

It would be surprising if Alexei Buldakov, a native of Altai, did not keep in his soul what his native land gave him - courage, generosity, strength. He sees himself as a real Russian man - in the best sense of the word - and therefore Buldakov is organic and natural in "people's" roles. The audience knows his General Ivolgin well. Features of the National Hunt - the commander and the guy shirt with his laconic toasts and capacious lines. Without the character of Buldakov, it is impossible to imagine some clips of Larisa Dolina (“Weather in the House”), where he also played a general, however, quite different.

Alexey Ivanovich Buldakov was born on March 26, 1951 in the village of Makarovka. He grew up a man who learned the science of rural life with its tireless work, and initially chose a hard and simple profession for himself - he wanted to become a driver. Then he fell ill with acting and entered the Youth Theatre Studio at the Pavlodar Drama Theatre named after Chekhov (Alexei’s family at that time lived in Pavlodar). In 1969 he graduated from the theater school and began to work in the Pavlodar Drama Theatre, which in those years was considered one of the best provincial theaters in Russia. Then, having served in the army, he moved to the Tomsk Theater, but uncompromisingness prevented the young actor from staying there for a long time: he quarreled with the director and left the stage.

For about five months, the obstinate artist worked at a tractor factory: he had to take a break. At this time, Buldakov finally realized that he could not live without the acting profession. Thanks to this, the audience saw him again on the stage of Siberian theaters, and then in the cinema.

The filmography of Alexei Ivanovich (except for the unforgettable "National Hunt") includes such remarkable paintings as: "Love in Russian-2" "Phenomenon," "Steel Guys" Weary of the Sun 2 and many more.

Alexei Ivanovich Buldakov was married twice, he has a son Ivan. The actor cooks, loves to sing and released two albums. /