The best role of Sergei Jurassic

February 8 was not Russian actor Sergei Jurassic. he considered it his vocation theater. Even in his younger years, he stood on a par with these masters of Melpomene. On the stage, he embodied the image Chatsky, Aesop, Moliere and Henry IV. But in the memory of the audience, and he was left as a brilliant film actor. Sergei Jura has starred in 50 films, but he thought the cinema only a hobby. And yet each of its role becomes a real masterpiece: "Nowhere Man", "Meeting Place Can not Be Changed", "Republic SHKID", "The Golden Calf", "Love and Pigeons" and many others.

1. Bender - "The Golden Calf"

Sergei Jurassic embodied on-screen image of Ostap Bender in the "Golden Calf" in the film Michael Schweitzer, filmed in 1968. While the actor was 33 years old that is worth noting is fully consistent with the well-known novel, "I'm thirty-three years - the age of Jesus Christ. And what I've done so far? "The energy, commitment and charisma talent Sergei Jurassic made this role his trademark.

2. Uncle Mitya - "Love and Pigeons"

In 1984, screens out romantic comedy "Love and Pigeons" directed by Vladimir Menshov. In this film, Sergei Jurassic auditioned for the role of the protagonist - the timber industry worker Kuzyakina Basil, who spun a holiday romance with an accountant Raisa Zakharovna (Lyudmila Gurchenko), and then still come back to the family. But in the end he played a role Kuzyakina Alexander Mikhailov, and given the role of Jurassic neighbor Uncle Mitya. Another interesting fact: a woman Shura, the wife of Uncle Mitya, played a real Jurassic wife - Natalia Tenyakova. And intelligent urban vapor so vividly and realistically played by the villagers, the audience believed them unconditionally. By the way, the role of staging offered himself Jurassic, making him a hero even more colorful.

3. Vikniksor - "Republic SHKID"

SHKID Republic - so-called school-commune for difficult teenagers named Fyodor Dostoyevsky, which was established in St. Petersburg in 1918. Grigori Belykh and Leonid Panteleyev (the pseudonym of writer Alexei Eremeeva) were pupils of the school in 1927, and later wrote the autobiographical novel "SHKID Republic", and 10 years later the director Gennady shelves removed this book movie.

The film Jurassic Sergei starred in the role of the school director Viktor Sorokin - Vikniksora. In the film he is fighting evil inclinations teenagers who lived on the street. In 1966, this film has become one of the best Soviet film distribution film - it looked 32, 6 million viewers.

4. Ivan Sergeyevich Gruzdev - "Meeting Place Can not Be Changed"

5-part TV movie film "The venue can not be changed" on the screens released in 1979. The director Stanislav Govorukhin withdrew his novel Vainer brothers. The film almost immediately became a cult classic, and is primarily due to the fact that one of the main roles - Captain Zheglova - there sang Vladimir Vysotsky. In the first series of the movie it appears and Sergei Jurassic. The name of his character is connected with the investigation into the murder of a young woman, played by Larisa Guzeeva. Investigator Zheglov (Vladimir Vysotsky) was convinced that a woman killed her husband, Ivan Sergeyevich Gruzdev, who played Jurassic. All the evidence of the case were against him, but Sharapov was able to prove his innocence.

5. Rene - "Queen Margot"

In the 1990s, after the Soviet Union collapsed, it was still very difficult in the domestic film industry. Therefore, while Sergei Jurassic, like many actors who had roles deficit. And yet, and while he was able to play a colorful role - Renee in the series "Queen Margot" Alexander Muratov, who was able to collect in their film vibrant creative team. The film also stars Armen Djigarkhanyan Karachentsov Nikolai, Dmitri Singers Mikhail Boyarsky, Dmitry Kharatyan and Ekaterina Vasileva.

In this series Jurassic starred as a perfumer Queen Mother Catherine de Medici, who also was the horoscope. Viewers liked the costume telefersiya very novel, so this film, and today is often broadcast on television.