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Personal Info

Gender

Male

Birthday

1934-10-13 (90 years old)

Place of Birth

Moscow, RSFSR, USSR

Savely Kramarov

Biography:

Savely Viktorovich Kramarov - was a Soviet, Russian and American actor. He acted in at least 42 Soviet films, and later appeared in several more after his immigration to the United States.

Known For

Acting

1994

Nastya as Косой, вор-домушник
Love Affair as Cable Officer

1993

Russian business as Dyadya Vasya

1991

Stat as Dimitri

1989

Tango & Cash as Car Owner

1988

Red Heat as Gregor Moussorsky

1987

Double Agent as Yurgi

1986

1984

Moscow on the Hudson as Boris, KGB agent
2010 as Dr. Vladimir Rudenko

1981

The Fall Guy as Cab Driver

1978

Live in Joy as «Бацилла», Леонтий Маркелович Федырин
Chest of Drawers Was Lead Through the Street... as старший преподаватель (новелла «Экзамен»)

1977

Mimino as Criminal Exiting the Court House
Az and Fert as Avgust Karlovich Fish
The Twelve Chairs as Виктор Михайлович Полесов

1976

Afonya as Егоза, друг детства Афони
Mama as Little Wolf
Ау-у! (Киноальманах) as Вася/герцог Луазье («Что наша жизнь?! Или что наша жизнь?!»)

1975

It Can't Be! as Sergei Ivanovich

1974

Big Attraction as Сеня

1973

Ivan Vasilyevich Changes His Profession as Феофан, дьяк посольского приказу
This Merry Planet as Изобретатель
The Long Recess as Тимохин Петя

1972

The Long Recess as Pyotr Timokhin

1971

Gentlemen of Fortune as Федя Ермаков, Косой
12 Chairs as председатель шахматного клуба

1970

1968

Trembita as Петро

1967

The Elusive Revengers as Ilyukha Verekhov, cross-eyed bandit
Red, Blue, Green as регистратор ЗАГСа

1966

Comrade Song as радист Алеша
Road to the Sea as Chegreyev
It Also Happens as Vesyolkin

1965

Thirty-three as Rodion Khomutov
The City of Masters as Klik-Klyak

1964

1963

The First Trolleybus as Parasite #1
No Fear, No Blame as Svetik Savelov (Sova)

1962

Knight Move as Kolka Lopatin
Bang, Drum! as Мусью

1961

My Friend, Kolka! as Vovka Pimenov (Pimen)
Farewell, Doves as Васька
Boys from Our Courtyard as Vaska «Rzhavyy»

1960