After the release of the cult picture of L. Bykov about brave military pilots, Rustam Sagdullaev fell in love with the whole country. The young actor by that time had already managed to be noted in several film works. He had many roles and subsequently. But Rustam considers the main of them the romantic image of Romeo in the film story "Only Old Men Go to Battle."
From the biography of R. Sagdullaev
The future talented actor was born in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, on July 25, 1950. The boy was brought up in an atmosphere of love and parental care. Rustam's father was a party leader, but did not differ in severity in relation to children. The main concern for the upbringing of the children was taken by the mother. Sometimes she had to apply very severe measures to them.
During his school years, artistic Rustam attended a drama circle at the Pioneer House. One of the boy’s idols was the well-known Soviet audience G. Millar, whom the young actor tried to imitate in everything. More than once, Rustam portrayed fairy-tale heroes in the style of George Millar at the matinees.
Sagdullaev first appeared on the screen at the age of thirteen: it was the role of Alimjan in the film "tightrope walkers". While working on that project, the boy carefully observed how his older comrades create film images; many of them were stars of the national Uzbek cinema. Since then, cinema has forever entered the life of Rustam.
Participation in the fate of the Uzbek actor took R. Nakhapetov. It was he who recommended L. Bykov, the Uzbek actor, to the role of the handsome Romeo in the famous film entitled “Only the“ old people go to battle. ”As soon as she went on hire, the whole big country started talking about Sagdullaev. which literally covered it after the publication of the painting Bykov.
Rustam Abdullaevich received his education at the Theater and Art Institute of Tashkent, graduating in 1975. After that, the actor worked at the Uzbekfilm studio.
