Boris Petker(1902-1983)

Actor
Writer

Boris Petker in Kremlyovskie kuranty (1970)

Boris Petker was born on 28 October 1902 in Kharkov, Kharkov Governorate, Russian Empire [now Kharkiv, Kharkiv Oblast, Ukraine]. He was an actor and writer, known for Spring (1947), Boyevoy kinosbornik 10 (1942) and Carnival Night (1956). He died on 30 January 1983 in Moscow, RSFSR, USSR [now Russia].

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Awards
- 2 wins

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Known for

Spring

7.2

Akeki Abramovich, theater director

1947

Boyevoy kinosbornik 10

6.5

Writer(segment Bestsennaya golova"/"A Priceless Head)

1942

Carnival Night

7.4

Clown - 'Tip' Nikolayev(as B. Petker)

1956

Oshibka inzhenera Kochina

6.1

Actor

1939

Credits

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Actor

Chekhovskiye stranitsy
7.0
TV Movie
- Ivan Abramovich Zhmukhin
- 1977
Vragi
6.4
TV Movie
- Pechenegov
- 1972
Kremlyovskie kuranty
6.2
- Chasovtsik (as B. Petker)
- 1970
Kremlyovskie kuranty
5.8
TV Movie
- Watchmaker
- 1967
Myortvye dushi
7.7
- 1960
Proizvedenie iskusstva
6.8
Short
- Ukhov
- 1960
Devushka s gitaroy
6.1
- Apollon Starobarabantsev (as B. Petker)
- 1958
The Wrestler and the Clown
6.9
- Giuseppe Truzzi
- 1957
Carnival Night
7.4
- Clown - 'Tip' Nikolayev (as B. Petker)
- 1956
Anna Karenina
5.0
- Attorney (as B. Petker)
- 1953
Sekretnaya missiya
5.7
- Nemetskiy promyshlennik (as B. Petker)
- 1950
Spring
7.2
- Akeki Abramovich, theater director
- 1947
Oshibka inzhenera Kochina
6.1
- 1939
Vysokaya nagrada
5.4
- dyadya Vasya - kloun (as B. Petker)
- 1939
Devushka speshit na svidanie
6.7
- Professor Fyodorov (as B. Petker)
- 1936

Writer

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Alternative names
- B.Y. Petker
Born
- October 28, 1902
- Kharkov, Kharkov Governorate, Russian Empire [now Kharkiv, Kharkiv Oblast, Ukraine]
Died
- January 30, 1983
- Moscow, RSFSR, USSR [now Russia]
Other works
He acted in Nikolai Gogol and Mikhail Bulgakov's play, "Dead Souls," in a Moscow Art Theatre Company production at the Aldwych Theatre in London, England with Vladimir V. Belokourov, Mikhail M. Yanshin, Y.Victor Stanitsin, Grigori G. Konski, Aleksandr V. Zhiltsov, I.M. Rayevsky, Boris A. Smirnov, Aleksandr M. Komissarov, Mark I. Proudkin, Mikhail N. Kedrov, Aleksei N. Gribov, Boris N. Livanov, S.S. Pilyavskaya, A.P. Zouyeva, and O.N. Labzina in the cast. K.S. Stanislavsky was director.