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!!Filmography (selected, director of film unless otherwise stated):
* ''Film/IStepThroughMoscow'' (1964, dir. Creator/GeorgiDanelia) was his first acting role.
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* ''Film/BurntByTheSun'' (1994) is Mikhalkov's most famous film, and is set in the time of UsefulNotes/JosefStalin. Mikhailkov plays a high-ranking officer, Comdiv Sergei Petrov.
* ''Film/TheBarberOfSiberia'' (1998) is another historical epic starring Creator/OlegMenshikov. Mikhailkov appears as Tsar Alexander III.
* ''[[Film/{{Twelve}} 12]]'' (2007), a Russian remake of ''Theatre/TwelveAngryMen''. Mikhailkov stars as the jury foreman.
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* ''Film/BurntByTheSun'' (1994) is Mikhalkov's most famous film, and is set in the time of UsefulNotes/JosefStalin. Mikhailkov plays a high-ranking officer, Comdiv Sergei Petrov.
* ''Film/TheBarberOfSiberia'' (1998) is another historical epic starring Creator/OlegMenshikov. Mikhailkov appears as Tsar Alexander III.
* ''[[Film/{{Twelve}} 12]]'' (2007), a Russian remake of ''Theatre/TwelveAngryMen''. Mikhailkov stars as the jury foreman.
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* ''Film/CloseToEden'' (1992) originally titled ''Urga''.
* ''Film/BurntByTheSun'' (1994) is Mikhalkov's most famous film, and is set in the time of UsefulNotes/JosefStalin. It is one of four Russian films to win the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar.
* ''Film/TheGovernmentInspector'' (1996, dir. S. Gazanov) is based on the Creator/NikolaiGogol play ''Theatre/TheInspectorGeneral''.
* ''Film/TheBarberOfSiberia'' (1998) is another historical epic starring Creator/OlegMenshikov.
* ''Film/DarkEyes'' (1987)
* ''Film/{{Autostop}}'' (1990)
* ''Film/CloseToEden'' (1992) originally titled ''Urga''.
* ''Film/BurntByTheSun'' (1994) is Mikhalkov's most famous film, and is set in the time of UsefulNotes/JosefStalin. It is one of four Russian films to win the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar.
* ''Film/TheGovernmentInspector'' (1996, dir. S. Gazanov) is based on the Creator/NikolaiGogol play ''Theatre/TheInspectorGeneral''.
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Nikita Sergeyevich Mikhalkov (born 21 October 1945) is a Russian director and actor, and head of the Cinematographers' Union. His family has a tradition of art, as his father wrote children's books and the lyrics to the Soviet and Russian anthems, his mother was a poetess descended from artists, and his brother Creator/AndreiKonchalovsky is an accomplished film director in his own right.
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Nikita Sergeyevich Mikhalkov (born 21 October 1945) 1945 in Moscow, Russia) is a Russian director and actor, and head of the Cinematographers' Union. His family has a tradition of art, as his father wrote children's books and the lyrics to the Soviet and Russian anthems, his mother was a poetess descended from artists, and his brother Creator/AndreiKonchalovsky is an accomplished film director in his own right.
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Nikita Sergeyevich Mikhalkov (born 21 October 1945) is a Russian director and actor, and head of the Cinematographers' Union. His family has a tradition of art, as his father wrote children's books and the lyrics to the Soviet and Russian anthems, his mother was a poetess descended from artists, and his brother Creator/AndreiKonchalovsky is an accomplished film director in his own right.
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Mikhalkov studied acting at the Moscow Art Theater and the Vakhtangov Theater, and later studied film at VGIK, where he met future celebrity director Creator/AndreiTarkovsky. Since then, his films have become famous at home and abroad. Unlike Creatir/AndreiTarkovsky, or his brother Creator/AndreiKonchalovsky, Mikhalkov has made more conventional, crowd-pleasing films, and has avoided auteur projects. On the one hand, many of his films have been at the top of Russian box-office history. On the other hand, he has been accused of being too conservative and not provocative enough.
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Mikhalkov studied acting at the Moscow Art Theater and the Vakhtangov Theater, and later studied film at VGIK, where he met future celebrity director Creator/AndreiTarkovsky. Since then, his films have become famous at home and abroad. Unlike Creatir/AndreiTarkovsky, Tarkovsky, or his brother Creator/AndreiKonchalovsky, Mikhalkov has made more conventional, crowd-pleasing films, and has avoided auteur projects. On the one hand, many of his films have been at the top of Russian box-office history. On the other hand, he has been accused of being too conservative and not provocative enough.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Whenever Music/EduardArtemyev does the score.
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* ''Film/BurntByTheSun'' (1994) is Mikhalkov's most famous film, and is set in the time of IosifStalin.UsefulNotes/JosefStalin. It is one of three Russian films to win the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar.
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* ''IStepThroughMoscow'' ''Film/IStepThroughMoscow'' (1964, dir. Creator/GeorgiDanelia) was his first acting role.
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* ''TheGovernmentInspector'' ''Film/TheGovernmentInspector'' (1996, dir. S. Gazanov)is based on the Creator/NikolaiGogol work.
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Nikita Sergeyevich Mikhalkov (born 1945) is a Russian director and actor, and head of the Cinematographers' Union. His family has a tradition of art, as his father wrote children's books and the lyrics to the Soviet and Russian anthems, his mother was a poetess descended from artists, and his brother AndreiKonchalovsky is an accomplished film director in his own right.
Mikhalkov studied acting at the Moscow Art Theater and the Vakhtangov Theater, and later studied film at VGIK, where he met future celebrity director AndreiTarkovsky. Since then, his films have become famous at home and abroad. Unlike AndreiTarkovsky, or his brother AndreiKonchalovsky, Mikhalkov has made more conventional, crowd-pleasing films, and has avoided auteur projects. On the one hand, many of his films have been at the top of Russian box-office history. On the other hand, he has been accused of being too conservative and not provocative enough.
Mikhalkov studied acting at the Moscow Art Theater and the Vakhtangov Theater, and later studied film at VGIK, where he met future celebrity director AndreiTarkovsky. Since then, his films have become famous at home and abroad. Unlike AndreiTarkovsky, or his brother AndreiKonchalovsky, Mikhalkov has made more conventional, crowd-pleasing films, and has avoided auteur projects. On the one hand, many of his films have been at the top of Russian box-office history. On the other hand, he has been accused of being too conservative and not provocative enough.
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Nikita Sergeyevich Mikhalkov (born 1945) is a Russian director and actor, and head of the Cinematographers' Union. His family has a tradition of art, as his father wrote children's books and the lyrics to the Soviet and Russian anthems, his mother was a poetess descended from artists, and his brother AndreiKonchalovsky Creator/AndreiKonchalovsky is an accomplished film director in his own right.
Mikhalkov studied acting at the Moscow Art Theater and the Vakhtangov Theater, and later studied film at VGIK, where he met future celebrity directorAndreiTarkovsky.Creator/AndreiTarkovsky. Since then, his films have become famous at home and abroad. Unlike AndreiTarkovsky, Creatir/AndreiTarkovsky, or his brother AndreiKonchalovsky, Creator/AndreiKonchalovsky, Mikhalkov has made more conventional, crowd-pleasing films, and has avoided auteur projects. On the one hand, many of his films have been at the top of Russian box-office history. On the other hand, he has been accused of being too conservative and not provocative enough.
Mikhalkov studied acting at the Moscow Art Theater and the Vakhtangov Theater, and later studied film at VGIK, where he met future celebrity director
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Nikita Sergeyevich Mikhalkov (born 1945) is a Russian director and actor, and head of the Cinematographers' Union. His family has a tradition of art, as his father wrote children's books and the lyrics to the Soviet and Russian anthems, his mother was a poetess descended from artists, and his brother AndreiKonchalovsky is an accomplished film director in his own right.
Mikhalkov studied acting at the Moscow Art Theater and the Vakhtangov Theater, and later studied film at VGIK, where he met future celebrity director AndreiTarkovsky. Since then, his films have become famous at home and abroad. Unlike AndreiTarkovsky, or his brother AndreiKonchalovsky, Mikhalkov has made more conventional, crowd-pleasing films, and has avoided auteur projects. On the one hand, many of his films have been at the top of Russian box-office history. On the other hand, he has been accused of being too conservative and not provocative enough.
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!!Filmography (selected, director of film unless otherwise stated):
* ''IStepThroughMoscow'' (1964, dir. GeorgiDanelia) was his first acting role.
* ''AtHomeAmongStrangers'' (1974) was his first big hit as a director. It is an {{Ostern}} starring AnatolySolonitsyn. Mikhalkov plays the bandit Shurik.
* ''SlaveOfLove'' (1976) is another film set during the [[RedOctober Russian Civil War]], about an actress.
* ''AnUnfinishedPieceForPlayerPiano'' (1977)
* ''{{Siberiade}}'' (1978, dir. AndreiKonchalovsky)
* ''TheHoundOfTheBaskervilles'' (1980, dir. IgorMaslennikov)
* ''Oblomov'' (1980) is based on the novel by Ivan Goncharov.
* ''{{Kinfolk}}'' (1981)
* ''StationForTwo'' (1983, dir. EldarRyazanov)
* ''A Cruel Romance'' (1984, dir. EldarRyazanov)
* ''DarkEyes'' (1987)
* ''{{Autostop}}'' (1990)
* ''CloseToEden'' (1992) originally titled ''{{Urga}}''.
* ''BurntByTheSun'' (1994) is Mikhalkov's most famous film, and is set in the time of IosifStalin. It is one of three Russian films to win the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar.
* ''TheGovernmentInspector'' (1996, dir. S. Gazanov)is based on the Creator/NikolaiGogol work.
* ''TheBarberOfSiberia'' (1998) is another historical epic starring OlegMenshikov.
* ''12'' (2007), a Russian remake of TwelveAngryMen.
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!!Tropes about or used by Mikhalkov:
* CostumePorn
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Whenever EduardArtemyev does the score.
* GloryDays: Often a DeconstructedTrope.
* ProductionPosse
* RedOctober
* SceneryPorn
* TsaristRussia
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Mikhalkov studied acting at the Moscow Art Theater and the Vakhtangov Theater, and later studied film at VGIK, where he met future celebrity director AndreiTarkovsky. Since then, his films have become famous at home and abroad. Unlike AndreiTarkovsky, or his brother AndreiKonchalovsky, Mikhalkov has made more conventional, crowd-pleasing films, and has avoided auteur projects. On the one hand, many of his films have been at the top of Russian box-office history. On the other hand, he has been accused of being too conservative and not provocative enough.
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!!Filmography (selected, director of film unless otherwise stated):
* ''IStepThroughMoscow'' (1964, dir. GeorgiDanelia) was his first acting role.
* ''AtHomeAmongStrangers'' (1974) was his first big hit as a director. It is an {{Ostern}} starring AnatolySolonitsyn. Mikhalkov plays the bandit Shurik.
* ''SlaveOfLove'' (1976) is another film set during the [[RedOctober Russian Civil War]], about an actress.
* ''AnUnfinishedPieceForPlayerPiano'' (1977)
* ''{{Siberiade}}'' (1978, dir. AndreiKonchalovsky)
* ''TheHoundOfTheBaskervilles'' (1980, dir. IgorMaslennikov)
* ''Oblomov'' (1980) is based on the novel by Ivan Goncharov.
* ''{{Kinfolk}}'' (1981)
* ''StationForTwo'' (1983, dir. EldarRyazanov)
* ''A Cruel Romance'' (1984, dir. EldarRyazanov)
* ''DarkEyes'' (1987)
* ''{{Autostop}}'' (1990)
* ''CloseToEden'' (1992) originally titled ''{{Urga}}''.
* ''BurntByTheSun'' (1994) is Mikhalkov's most famous film, and is set in the time of IosifStalin. It is one of three Russian films to win the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar.
* ''TheGovernmentInspector'' (1996, dir. S. Gazanov)is based on the Creator/NikolaiGogol work.
* ''TheBarberOfSiberia'' (1998) is another historical epic starring OlegMenshikov.
* ''12'' (2007), a Russian remake of TwelveAngryMen.
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!!Tropes about or used by Mikhalkov:
* CostumePorn
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Whenever EduardArtemyev does the score.
* GloryDays: Often a DeconstructedTrope.
* ProductionPosse
* RedOctober
* SceneryPorn
* TsaristRussia
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