Vladimir Maksimov (actor)

Vladimir Vasilyevich Maksimov (Russian: Владимир Васильевич Максимов) was a Russian stage and silent film actor.[1]

For other people named Vladimir Maksimov, see Vladimir Maksimov (disambiguation).
Vladimir Maksimov
Born
Vladimir Vasilievich Maksimov

(1880 -07-27)27 July 1880
Moscow, Russian Empire
Died22 March 1937(1937-03-22) (aged 56)
Moscow, USSR
Occupationactor
Years active1904-1937

Filmography
  • The Decembrists (1927) as Emperor Alexander I
  • Man Is Man's Enemy (1923) as Kraev
  • Locksmith and Chancellor (1923) as Frank Frey
  • Infinite Sorrow (1922)
  • Be silent, sorrow ... be silent (short) (1918) as Volyntsev, an artist
  • Zhenshchina, kotoraya izobrela lyubov (1918)
  • Zhivoy trup (1918)
  • U kamina (1917) as Peshcherskij
  • Vor (1916)
  • Peterburgskiye trushchobi (1915)
  • Das Haus ohne Tür (1914)
  • Anfisa (1912)
  • Kashirskaya starina (1911)
  • Oborona Sevastopolya (1911)
  • V polnoch na kladbishche (short) (1910)
gollark: German, Latin, Ancient Greek.
gollark: School requires 1 or more and I didn't want to do subjects like history or art.
gollark: Bebras or the computing challenge?
gollark: Yes, I did 3 "languages" and it was very "good".
gollark: GCSE computer science is useless and bad too.

References
  1. "Vladimir Maksimov". Encyclopedia of Native Cinema.

Vladimir Maksimov on IMDb

See also
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