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Mykola Yakovchenko
Acting

Mykola Yakovchenko
Known For
Acting
Birthday
1900-05-03,Pryluky, USSR
Gender
Male
Biography
Mykola Fedorovych Yakovchenko (April 20 (May 3), 1900, Pryluky — September 11, 1974, Kyiv) was an outstanding Soviet Ukrainian theater and film actor who played character roles. He was named a People's Artist of the Ukrainian SSR in 1970. He was born in Pryluky (now Chernihiv Oblast, Ukraine, then Poltava Governorate, Russian Empire) into the family of an assistant manager of the Astrakhan fishing industry. His mother had four other children besides him. His family had its origins in the Don Cossacks — the family moved to the Poltava province from Rostov-on-Don and had a patriarchal structure, where a penchant for art was not particularly encouraged. In 1912, he enrolled in the Second Prilutsk Higher Primary School named after Kislov. In 1916, he enrolled in the city Jewish gymnasium, where he became interested in amateur art, performing his first roles in the gymnasium theater. At the same time, he thoroughly studied the Greek language. During the revolutionary events, he went to the front. His grandson, Mykola Bohonko-Yakovchenko, said, "It is not known for certain on whose side he fought — for the Reds or the Whites. According to documents, he spent the entire war on a Red Army medical train. However, over time, he became enthusiastic about talking about General Shkuro's cavalry; he once obtained two well-hidden St. George's Crosses." In 1918, he made his debut on the amateur stage in Pryluky. From the amateur group, he moved to the troupe of Pylyp Khmara's theater, which was Russian at the time, and from 1919 — Ukrainian, then Soviet. At this time, he played in plays by Leonid Andreyev — Tyukha in Savva and Second Lieutenant Grigory Mironov in Days of Our Lives. From 1920 to 1927, he worked in theaters in Lubny, Pryluky, Simferopol, Cherkasy, Chernihiv, Dnipro, and Kharkiv. From 1927, he was an actor at the Frank Ukrainian Academic Theater in Kyiv (with breaks).

Filmography

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Martyn Borulya
1953-06-12

8

Earth
1954-11-01

Stolen Happiness

6.75

Stolen Happiness
1952-07-01

Chasing Two Hares

7.8

Chasing Two Hares
1961-12-21

The Grandfather of the Left Winger

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The Grandfather of the Left Winger
1973-01-01

Maksim Perepelitsa

6.9

Maksim Perepelitsa
1955-12-12

5.071

Zakhar Berkut
1972-04-03

The Month of May

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The Month of May
1965-01-03

0

Varka's Land
1970-03-02

7

Trust
1972-12-04

Party Secretary

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Party Secretary
1971-03-30

The Kyiv Resident

7.7

The Kyiv Resident
1958-11-03

Gas Station Queen

7.4

Gas Station Queen
1963-02-18

5.5

A Dream
1964-12-12

Cheerful Frogscreamers

2

Cheerful Frogscreamers
1973-07-16

In The Ukrainian Steppe

7

In The Ukrainian Steppe
1952-12-12

A Great Road Ahead

6.667

A Great Road Ahead
1963-04-27

7

Years of Young
1958-03-08

The Kyiv Direction

7.5

The Kyiv Direction
1968-06-10

7.375

Nesterka
1955-09-05

Adventures of Tarapunka and Shtepsel

6

Adventures of Tarapunka and Shtepsel
1971-01-02

5

The First Lad
1959-07-11

7.333

Carrot Head
1961-03-20

5

Save Our Souls
1960-07-25

Coordinates Unknown

8.5

Coordinates Unknown
1957-10-02

Димка-велогонщик

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Димка-велогонщик
1969-02-14

Lada from the Berendeyev Country

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Lada from the Berendeyev Country
1971-03-05

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Pharaohs
1964-02-02

6.946

Viy
1967-11-27

Evenings on a Farm near Dikanka

7.225

Evenings on a Farm near Dikanka
1961-12-15

Star of the Ballet

10

Star of the Ballet
1965-07-19

Malevolent Fate

0

Malevolent Fate
1969-01-01

Where are you, Knights?

3

Where are you, Knights?
1971-12-30

That Very Night

8

That Very Night
1970-09-07

0

Lushka
1964-12-31

The Great Actor M. F. Yakovchenko

0

The Great Actor M. F. Yakovchenko
2003-01-01

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Here We Live
1973-08-27

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Варькина земля
1970-03-02