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Mikhail Gomorov

Mikhail Gomorov (27 December 1898 – 20 November 1981) was a Soviet actor and film director, most well known for his role in Battleship Potemkin as Afanasi Matushenko

Mikhail Gomorov

Съемочная группа фильма режиссера С.Эйзенштейна "Старое и новое" ("Генеральная линия"), вышедшего на экраны в 1929 году. Слева направо: кинооператор Эдуард Тиссэ, сорежиссер Григорий Александров, актер и ассистент режиссера Михаил Гоморов.

Dmitry Debabov · This media is available in the holdings of the RIA Novosti, cataloged under the RIA Novosti Identifier (RIAID) 145419. · Public domain

Name
Mikhail Gomorov
Born
27 December 1898
Died
20 November 1981
Occupation
Actor, film director
Nationality
Soviet Union
Fields
acting · film direction
Languages
Russian

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Mikhail Gomorov (27 December 1898 – 20 November 1981) was a Soviet actor and film director, most well known for his role in Battleship Potemkin as Afanasi Matushenko

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