Bagdasarov Mikhail Sergeevich - one of the most famous actors of theater and cinema. He played more than 100 film roles. The comedic talent of the actor was recognized by both directors and viewers, critics.
Biography of Mikhail Bogdasarov
Mikhail Bogdasarov was born on October 8, 1960 in Moscow. The boy grew up in a complete Armenian family. In the summer during the holidays, he often went to Krasnodar or Gelendzhik to his mother’s numerous relatives. There Bogdasarov spent a lot of time on the beach, collecting collections of pebbles, splashing around in the Black Sea.
Misha grew up an active boy with a rich imagination, which even science fiction writers could envy. Bogdasarov liked to tell his comrades various fables, in connection with which he received the nickname "Bear-liar." At school, Mikhail was fond of sports and music, took an active part in literary productions.
After school, Bogdasarov was accepted into the auxiliary group of the theater studio on Krasnaya Presnya. A year later, he was already studying at GITIS. His mentors were L. Kasatkina and S. Kolosov. In 1983, Mikhail received the long-awaited diploma.
Career Mikhail Sergeevich
After graduating from GITIS, Mikhail Sergeyevich was able to get into the Puppet Theater, led by S. Obraztsov. Bogdasarov's job was to control the dolls involved in the production with his right hand. The energetic actor could not hold out for long at this place and as a result again ended up in the Studio Theater on Krasnaya Presnya. After working there for a year, Mikhail moved to the Sphere theater studio, where he was involved in the entire current repertoire (35 performances per month).
Then Bogdasarov worked for some time at the Tabakov Theater. He played many episodic roles in the productions of "Biloxi-Blues", "Armchair", "Examiner".
And without waiting for the main roles, Mikhail immediately went to two other theaters - the Bat-Cabaret Theater under the direction of G. Gurvich and the Moon Theater S. Prokhanov. In these institutions, Bogdasarov was engaged exclusively in musicals ("The Great Illusion", "This is Show Business", "100 Years of Cabaret", etc.) for 10 years.
Mikhail Sergeyevich successfully starred in commercials, for which he was awarded the Green Apple Highest Award. The films are mostly starred in episodes (the role of Said in the film "Time of the Dancer", One-eyed - in the film "Roads of Anna Fierling" and others). In addition, Bogdasarov participated in the TV show ("Oba-na!", "New Year's Cabaret on TNT", "All Stars" Cabaret) and starred in newsreels called "Jumble" and "Wick".
