For many older people, the most important of the arts is cinema. Despite the fact that television and the Internet have taken their place in the daily schedule, viewers “cut out” an hour or two for films and TV shows. Favorite actors often become virtual family members. Among these performers is Igor Vladimirovich Kvasha. The man is charming, intelligent and considerate.
Contrary to signs and forecasts
Nowadays, some "stars" to increase their rating tell stories about what kind of hooligans they were in childhood. A serious person who has behind him harsh experience and unpleasant events will never flaunt his unconventional behavior. The biography of Igor Vladimirovich Kvasha reflects the different stages of his life's journey. The child was born in the capital of our country on February 4, 1933. In an intelligent family. Father is a researcher at the Moscow Institute of Chemical Technology. Mother graduated from the Medical and Pedagogical Institute and worked as the head of the speech therapy department.
When the war began, his father went to the front and died. The boy and his mother were evacuated to the Siberian city of Leninsk-Kuznetsk. In these places, life is still simple and harsh. On the street Igor had to defend his own dignity with his fists. A broken nose is the little things. Since then, he knows well how the younger generation lives in the province, and what kind of tricks life presents to him. Despite the harsh environment, Kvasha is enthusiastically engaged in the theater studio of the local Pioneer House. He was even entrusted with the main role in the production of "Morozko", based on Russian folk tales.
Having returned home after the Victory, Igor Kvasha no longer succumbed to the Arbat punks, which were stacked in cramped courtyards and gateways. He was more attracted by amateur performances at school and the usual theater studio in the House of Pioneers. At school shows, Igor almost professionally read poetry by Russian classics and contemporary poets. He had decided in advance that after school he would continue his education at the Moscow Art Theater School. This happened in 1950. Acquaintances and relatives were ready for this and were not even surprised.
