Anzor Urdia

Anzor Urdia (Georgian: ანზორ ურდია, Russian: Анзор Урдия, Anzor Varlamovich Urdia; born March 12, 1939) was a renowned Georgian theater and film actor. He performed in a number of films, among them the main role in the iconic Soviet film Data Tutashkhia.[1][2]

Anzor Urdia
Born(1939-03-12)12 March 1939
Uman, Ukraine
Died30 September 2011(2011-09-30) (aged 72)
Tbilisi, Georgia
OccupationActor

Biography

Urdia was born in Uman, Ukraine in 1939 where his father Varlam Urdia served as military pilot during World War II. Urdia and his family moved back to Georgia after his father was killed during the air battle in Ukraine. In Georgia, Urdia studied acting at the prestigious Shota Rustaveli Theatre and Film Academy and began a successful career as an actor in numerous theaters in Georgia and the Soviet Union. In 1964, he married a successful mathematician Nana Gigineishvili with whom he had two children, Irakli Urdia (born 1965) and Mariam Urdia (born in 1981). During his theater career, Urdia also held leading and secondary roles in famous Georgian films such as Bardgunia in Data Tutashkhia, Kharabadze in Tetri Bairaghebi, Jibo in Kvarkvare, Kukaracha, Pirveli Mertskhali and others. In 1980 Urdia was appointed as the head of administration of famous Marjanishvili Theatre in Tbilisi where he worked until 1991.

His final rôle was in an Austrian production of the documentary film where he had a leading role as Stalin, just few months before his death. He died in Tbilisi in 2011.

Honors
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References
  1. Askilashvili, Aliko. "Anzor Urdia, Georgian National Filmography". www.geocinema.ge.
  2. "Анзор Урдия". Кино-Театр.РУ.

Filmography

Actor
  • "Chair" (Skami) - Georgia, 2004
  • "Love and Potatoes" (Sikvaruli da Kartopili) - Georgia, 2003
  • "Antimoz from Iberia" (Antimoz iz Iverii) - Georgia, 2001
  • "Fallen Angel" (Pavshi Angel) - Georgia, 1991
  • "I am Godfather to Pele" (Me, Peles Natlia) - Georgia, 1991
  • "War is for Everyone - Stalin's Son" (Omi yvelastvis Omia - Stalinis shvili) - Georgian SSR, 1990
  • "White Flags" (Tetri Bairaghebi) - Georgian SSR, 1990
  • "Turandot" - Russian SFSR, 1989
  • "Santa Claus" (Tovlis babua) - Georgian SSR, 1986
  • "Without Any Risk" (Bez Osobogo Riska) - Georgian SSR/Russian SFSR, 1983
  • "Kukaracha" - Georgian SSR, 1982
  • "The Marines have No Questions", (Y Motrosov Netu Voprosov') Russian SFSR, 1980
  • "Tbilisi-Paris and Back" (Tiflis-Pariz i Obratno) - Georgian SSR, 1980
  • "the Break" (Pereviv) - Russian SFSR, 1978
  • "Kings and Cabbage" (Korili i Kapusta) - Russian SFSR, 1978
  • "Kvarkvare" - Georgian SSR, 1978
  • "The Price of Life" (Tsena Zhizni) - Russian SFSR, 1977
  • "Data Tutashkhia" - Georgian SSR, 1977
  • "First Swallow" (Mertskhali) - Georgian SSR, 1975
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