Spartak Mishulin is an actor beloved by thousands of Soviet and Russian people who has played in such imperishable films as “The White Sun of the Desert”, “A Man from Kapucin Boulevard”, “The Master and Margarita” and many others. Today, the acting glory of Spartak continues to bear his children.
Biography
Spartak Mishulin was born in 1926 in Moscow and raised by his mother. He did not know his father, and there were rumors that he could be the famous writer Alexander Fadeev. The future actor grew up in a difficult time of political repression, which affected his mother Anna Vasilyevna, who was exiled to Tashkent. Mishulin remained in the capital with his uncle, and during the war years he moved to Dzerzhinsk. It so happened that he was simultaneously carried away by theater and military affairs.
During the military service, Mishulin accidentally stole and received three years in prison for this. Having freed himself, he already despaired of somehow taking place in life, but Spartak was again "saved" by his uncle, who suggested that he try to enter Moscow GITIS. The young man obeyed him, but failed the entrance exam. Then he left for Kalinin and began attending a local theater studio, which he successfully graduated in 1960.
In Moscow, the doors of several theaters were opened in front of the new actor. He chose the Theater of Satire, which he later gave 45 of his working life to. He was excellently given comedic roles, and Spartak was very fond of putting on children's performances, and many remember him well by the role of Carlson in the play of the same name.
Spartak Mishulin’s film career began in the same 60s when he began to participate in the TV project “Zucchini“ 13 Chairs. ”The actor came up with great success after the role of Said in the famous film“ The White Sun of the Desert. ”In subsequent years, Mishulin played no less the popular comedy western Man from the Capuchin Boulevard, the film adaptation of the Bulgakov novel “The Master and Margarita.” In adulthood and already at the end of his life, he was remembered for only one significant film - the fantastic film “Aziris Nuna”.
