Mikhail Nozhkin is an actor known for the film "The Fate of a Resident" and some others. Mikhail Ivanovich also wrote lyrics, scripts for films, entered the Writers' Union.
Family, early years
Mikhail Ivanovich was born on January 19, 1937. The family lived in Moscow. Mikhail's early years were not easy. His father fought, was a prisoner of a concentration camp, but he managed to survive. Mikhail's mother was an operating nurse. The elder brother from the age of 13 worked at the factory, and Misha was engaged in household chores.
After graduating from school, Nozhkin began his studies at a construction vocational school, where he received 3 professions at once. He worked in construction, was a foreman, foreman, engineer, but dreamed of a stage. In the 60s, Mikhail began to study in a studio at the Variety Theater, repeatedly participated in productions.
Creative biography
After studying, Mikhail joined the troupe of the Variety Theater. During that period, he was also involved in songwriting. Many of them were performed by the famous Vysotsky Vladimir, some of them sounded in films.
In 1964 Nozhkin moved to Moskontsert. After 3 years, he began to work under contracts. Mikhail began to work in cinematography in 1968. His debut was in the film "The Resident's Mistake", the picture was successful.
Later, Mikhail got a role in the movie "Every Evening at 11", the moviegoers liked the film, but the critics reacted to the picture more than cool. Nozhkin also played in the films "Walking through the agony", "Liberation", etc.
In the early 80s, he decided to take up literature and social activities. Nozhkin's last work in cinema was the role in the movie "Solo Voyage", after which Mikhail received the nickname "Russian Rambo".
Nozhkin's poems became famous, which became songs: "The last train", "I am in the spring forest", "I love you, Russia" and others. Many of the compositions sounded in the films where Nozhkin was filmed.
Mikhail Nikolaevich is also involved in social activities. He criticized Gorbachev's reforms and supports the Communist Party's policy. Nozhkin enters the headquarters of the Immortal Regiment movement.
Personal life
The wife of Mikhail Nikolaevich was Golubina-Nozhkina Larisa, she was in charge of the literary section of the Variety Theater. She is from Tashkent, her father was a Bolshevik, fought against the Basmachs. Larisa studied well, was fond of gymnastics, tennis. After receiving her education, she worked at the Bolshoi Theater, becoming a director.
Then she got a position in the Ministry of Culture, in charge of repertoire policy. Later Nozhkina Larisa and Smirnov-Sokolsky Nikolay created the Variety Theater.
The Nozhkin family was called strong and loving; they lived together for about 45 years. Larisa Lavrentievna is 17 years older than Mikhail Nikolaevich, in 2004 she died. They did not have their own children, but they raised their adopted boy Dmitry, who became an actor. After the death of Larisa, Mikhail Nikolaevich never married.
