Stanislav Lyubshin is a gifted artist who has managed to create many vivid images in theater and cinema. Popular films where he starred: "Shield and Sword", "Kin-Dza-Dza".
Early years, adolescence
Stanislav Andreevich was born on April 6, 1933, was the eldest of 3 children. The family lived in the village of Vladykino (Moscow region). Father worked as an agronomist, mother worked as a milkmaid. From childhood, the boy was taught to work, he began to earn money early, becoming a watchman.
Once a drama club was organized in the village, Stanislav's mother began to play the main roles in the performances. The boy also became interested in theater, attended a drama club at school.
After school, Lyubshin studied to be a welder, graduating from technical school, but did not work by profession. Then he served in the army, and later decided to study at the Schepkinsky school. Stanislav finished his studies in 1959.
Creative biography
Lyubshin's diploma work - a role in the play "Optimistic Tragedy". The young actor was noticed by Oleg Tabakov and gave recommendations to Sovremennik. Soon Lyubshin replaced him in the play "Five Evenings", Oleg took part in another production. Stanislav worked at Sovremennik for 4 years, then worked at the Taganka Theater, Ermolova Theater. Since 1981, the actor began work at the Moscow Art Theater.
Lyubshin began acting in films after graduation. Early roles did not bring him fame. Later, due to the high growth of the actor, they began to invite revolutionaries and soldiers to play, such films made Lyubshin popular.
He gained fame thanks to the film "Zastava Ilyich" (1963). However, Khrushchev did not like the picture, it was being finalized. After that the film was named "I am twenty years old", later it won an award at the Venice Film Festival.
Lyubshin became in demand after the release of the film "Shield and Sword" (1967). Then there were the pictures "Monologue", "Red Square", "Stove-benches", "My Life". The actor collaborated with Vasily Shukshin, starring in his films.
Stanislav Andreevich also worked as a film director. In 1977, his work "Call me into the bright distance" appeared, where Lyubshin played the main character. The painting was awarded the FIPRESCI Prize. Another director's work was the movie "Three Years" (1980).
Among the roles, the character in the movie "Five Evenings" stands out, the actor was named the best. The paintings "Kin-Dza-Dza" and "Do not shoot white swans" gained popularity. Later there were filming in the films "Nude", "Lace", "One love of my soul", "Grandfather".
Personal life
The first wife of Stanislav Andreevich was Svetlana, a student at the Timiryazev Academy. The marriage lasted 44 years. In 1955, the boy Yuri appeared, he works as a cameraman. The second son Vadim was born in 1964. He also became an actor.
Then Lyubshin married Irina Korneeva. She is a journalist, much younger than her husband (almost 40 years). They met in Poland.
