Frunzik Mkrtchyan
July 4, 1930 (94 years old) in Leninakan, Armenian SSR, USSR
Soviet and Armenian theater and film actor, theater director. People's Artist of the USSR (1984). Laureate of the USSR State Prize (1978).
Known For
Credits
- 1993 · To Remember as Himself - archiveFootage
- 1989 · Breath as Karen
- 1984 · The Tango of Our Childhood as Ruben
- 1984 · Fire as Ruben
- 1983 · Offered for Singles as Вартан (жених Нины)
- 1982 · The Song of the Old Days as Nikol
- 1981 · In Front of a Closed Door as Vartan
- 1980 · The Big Win as Garnik
- 1980 · Tbilisi, Paris, Tbilisi as Rchika
- 1980 · A Piece of Sky as Grigor-agha
- 1979 · Fuss of the Fusses as Boris Ivanovich
- 1979 · Adventures of Ali-Baba and the Forty Thieves as
- 1978 · Baghdasar Divorces from His Wife as Bagdasar
- 1978 · The Soldier and the Elephant as Armenak
- 1977 · Mimino as Ruben Khachikyan (Rubik-djan)
- 1977 · Life Triumphs as Apro
- 1973 · The Men as Suren
- 1973 · The Father as Ovsep
- 1971 · Troubles as Isai
- 1970 · Adam and Eve as
- 1970 · Yesterday, Today and Always as муж
- 1969 · Explosion After Midnight as Mukhtashev
- 1969 · We Are, Our Mountains as Ishkhan
- 1969 · The White Grand Piano as
- 1968 · Don't Grieve! as Turkish smuggler
- 1967 · Aybolit-66 as pirat #2
- 1967 · Kidnapping, Caucasian Style as дядя Нины Джабраил
- 1967 · Triangle as Gaspar
- 1966 · Rainbow Formula as
- 1966 · The Twenty Six Comissars as Гочи
- 1965 · Thirty-three as professor Bruk
- 1962 · Master and Servant as Simon
- 1960 · Guys from the Army Band as Armen
- 1959 · Why Does The River Roar? as Khachik
- 1959 · 01-99 as Garsevan
- 1956 · Из-за чести as
- 1955 · Looking for the Addressee as Extra