Sergey Kharchenko is a Soviet theater and film actor. He was awarded the title of Honored Artist of the Ukrainian SSR and People's Artist of the RSFSR. The actor also holds the Order of the Badge of Honor, which he received in 1974.
Biography and career
Sergey Vasilievich Kharchenko was born on September 1, 1923 in Moscow, and died on September 19, 1995 at the age of 72 years. He was educated at the Theater School named after M. S. Shchepkin. Sergei participated in the productions of the Theater of the Carpathian Military District, and then worked at the Maly Theater. Harchenko has more than 30 movie roles.
Theater roles
In 1975, Sergei Vasilievich played Karp in the play by A.N. Ostrovsky "Forest" A. N. Ostrovsky. The director of the performance was Igor Ilyinsky. Then he participated in the performance of M. Tsarev "Living Corpse" based on the work of L.N. Tolstoy. He got the role of an old gypsy. In 1977, Sergey Kharchenko received the role of deputy in the play "Love of Spring" by K. A. Trenev. The director of the production was Petr Fomenko. In 1986, the director Vitaly Ivanov invited Sergei to the role of Prostakov in the play D.I. Fonvizina "Undergrowth".
Filmography and creativity
The first role of Kharchenko in the movie took place in 1966. He played in the television drama of Mark Orlov, "Trouble came to the city." The plot unfolds around a smallpox epidemic. The main roles in the film were played by Daniil Ilchenko, Georgy Kulikov, Kira Golovko and Tamara Korolyuk. The following year, he played a funeral worker in the detective comedy "The Missing Official." The action takes place in the European capital. At the training ground they find a corpse and try to find out the identity of the deceased and the circumstances of his death.
In 1967, Alexander Proshkin offered Sergei the role of an inspector in the drama Case at the Hotel. Another small role of the owner of the bakery went to Kharchenko in the film "In Russia". The film is based on the autobiographical stories of Maxim Gorky. Then Sergey starred in the military melodrama "Liberation: The Arc of Fire". In this drama, he got the role of Vatutin.
