Anatoly Kubatsky is one of the most famous actors of the Soviet fairy tale. He starred in many films by Alexander Rowe in the roles of wizards, kings, robbers.
Anatoly Kubatsky's origin comes from a Russified Polish family.
Childhood and youth
The future actor was born in 1908 in a large Moscow family on November 1. The child of the cloakroom attendant of the chamber theater and the housewife became the youngest.
In addition to him, two brothers and three sisters grew up in the family. Anatoly helped his elder brother, who was keen on directing performances, to organize amateur theatrical performances in his apartment. Children themselves drew posters, pasted them around the city, attracting new viewers.
After the performance, a ball was organized. The dancers were given prizes. Anatoly Lvovich saw the last emperor. A five-year-old boy went with everyone to the celebration of the three hundredth anniversary of the Romanov dynasty.
The child did not remember the holiday itself well, he was too small. After the October Revolution, the family had to go through a lot. They went through both the typhus epidemic and hunger.
Carier start
Before the start of the revolution, Kubatsky managed to study for three years at a parish school. The future actor went to an accidentally noticed announcement about the recruitment of actors. The father did not like the decision of the son very much, but the young man did not want to give up the dream.
He graduated from the studio theater under the direction of Yuri Zavadsky in 1929. After completing his studies, the novice actor played on the stages of the capital's theaters. Participation in the Soviet-Finnish war briefly interrupted his performing career.
In 1942, Kubatsky became a full-time actor at the Mayakovsky Theater. In 1957, Anatoly Lvovich briefly moved to the Film Actor's Studio Theater. The first role went to Kubatsky with the help of Vera Maretskaya. The famous actress starred in Verkhovsky's "Simple Hearts". She convinced the director that in the episode he was obliged to remove Anatoly in the image of Fedka.
In 1952 there was "The Inspector General", where the artist was reincarnated as a servant of the inn. The first significant role came when the performer was forty-six. In the film "A Case in the Taiga" he played Nikita Stepanovich. Then there were several tapes with his participation. Among them are "Land and People", "Murder on Dante Street", "It was in Penkovo."
Notoriety
Drastic changes in her performing career began after meeting Alexander Rowe. The famous storyteller made a name on the production of films that are interesting for all ages. The work began with "The New Adventures of Puss in Boots".
Anatoly Lvovich brilliantly performed one of the key characters in the production of King Unilio. The director liked working with the performer.
The talented actor was on Rowe's list of favorite artists. Reincarnation in the water Vodokrut of the Thirteenth took place in the fairy tale "Mary the Artisan".
A powerful and cunning ruler, with the support of a water evil, kidnapped Marya. Her son is doing his best to rescue his mother.
A minor character, Panas's godfather, Kubatsky played in "Evenings on a Farm near Dikanka".
In the "Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors" the image turned out to be memorable and vivid. The pompous and important Yagupop 77 does not deal with his own kingdom. He left all the leadership to the courtiers. As a result, the unlucky ruler turns into a parrot.
Life in the movies
Kubatsky became a robber ataman in "Morozko". And the appearance of the actor in "Fire, Water and … Copper Pipes" turned out to be very effective. The performer reincarnated as a one-eyed werewolf serving Koshchei.
Thanks to Roe's talent and tales, the artist gained fame. Anatoly Lvovich was immediately recognized on the streets, letters came to him from fans.
But the famous performer admitted that he never felt his stardom.
The relationship between the actor and the director was not always ideal. Kubatsky tried to convince Rowe of the need to change the cast. But the conversation ended with a rude refusal. After the quarrel, the cooperation did not stop.
It ended only with the death of the director, but Anatoly Lvovich no longer played in his latest creation, Golden Horns. Filmed Kubatsky in "Duenna", "Bribe", "Privalov Millions". He worked in the films "The Village Detective", "Anna Karenina", "Vasily Surikov", "Quiet Pier".
In 1991 in the mini-series "Sin" the actor played the last role in his life. The performer was actively involved in dubbing. The sonorous and strong voice of Kubatsky was remembered by numerous fans.
Family matters
In 1935, the actor started a family. Raisa Elpert-Halperina became his wife. A native of Odessa, after graduating from a fire-fighting technical school, she was engaged in the design of equipment. In 1936 they had a son, Julius.
Together, the husband and wife have spent more than fifty happy years. Yuliy Anatolyevich graduated from the Architectural Institute. In 1987, Raisa Efimovna passed away. Her loss was a heavy blow to her husband.
The son, who already had his own family, spent a little time with his father. Feeling lonely, Kubatsky tried to live as usual.
But in the end he decided that he would be more comfortable in the House of Film Veterans.
The actor left the apartment to Yulia Anatolyevich and at the age of about eighty moved to the chosen place.
Anatoly Lvovich spent about ten years in the House of Veterans. Most of all, he was depressed by the lack of communication with his son.
There were few people living in the House, and Julia's visits were rare. Almost no friends of the actor survived.
Forgotten by all, living in memories of the past, a talented artist left in 2001, December 29, at the age of ninety-three years.
