Despite the emergence of new information technologies, cinema remains the most popular art form. Modern viewers are watching with interest retro films with the participation of Soviet actors. Among the most popular artists is the name of Pyotr Glebov.
Childhood and youth
National fame and love came to this actor in adulthood. His acting fate is inseparable from the fate of his native country. The future People's Artist of the Soviet Union was born on April 14, 1915 in a noble family. At that time, the parents lived in Moscow. Father sat in the Assembly of the Nobility. Mother, according to an old tradition, was engaged in raising children and housekeeping. After the October Revolution of 1917, many relatives left their homeland and moved some to France, and some to the United States. But the Glebovs decided to share their fate with Russia.
To survive the hard times, the family moved to the village of Nazaryevo near Moscow. Here was a stud farm that belonged to my grandfather. Peter was fortunate enough to ride a horse for the first time at the age of four. They chose a quiet horse so as not to scare the child. The style of village life was significantly different from the urban one. Glebov had to get up early and go to the stable to look after his pet. Petya dreamed of becoming a hussar. In the evenings, the children gathered under the windows of a large house, and sang songs to the grandfather's accordion.
Creative career
Petr Glebov received his primary education in a rural school. After the seventh grade, on the advice of relatives, the future actor continued his studies at the road reclamation technical school, which was located in Zvenigorod. In his student years, Glebov was actively involved in a theater group. Having received the diploma of a melioration technician, he worked in his specialty for two years. Peter coped with production tasks easily. However, he was attracted by the scene. In the end, Glebov decided to enter a drama studio directed by the famous director Konstantin Stanislavsky.
After graduating from the studio, Glebov was accepted into the troupe of the Moscow Drama Theater. However, further progress on the creative ladder was prevented by the war. In the very first days, Pyotr Petrovich volunteered for the Moscow militia. He had to serve in anti-aircraft artillery units. After the victory, he returned to the theater and served there until 1969. He played roles in all repertoire performances. The textured actor was regularly invited to take part in filming. Glebov played the most striking role in the film "Quiet Flows the Don".
Recognition and privacy
Over the years, Petr Petrovich starred in a variety of roles. He did not suffer from "star" disease. I worked with pleasure on both the main roles and episodic ones. For his great contribution to the development of domestic cinema, Glebov was awarded the honorary title of "People's Artist of the Soviet Union".
The actor's personal life has developed well. The actor married once and for life. Marina Levitskaya became his wife. The husband and wife raised and raised two daughters. Pyotr Glebov died in April 2000 from heart disease.
