zhzhonov造句

• Zhzhonov spent his 90th birthday acting in the Soviet Army Theatre.
• During the Perestroika, Zhzhonov started publishing his own fiction.
• In a curious twist of fate, Zhzhonov was frequently cast in the roles of policemen and KGB agents.
• During a conversation that followed, President Putin admitted that Zhzhonov's roles had prompted him to become an intelligence officer.
• In 1939, Zhzhonov was repressed and spent 15 years in the Siberian GULAG labour camps ( particularly, as an inmate lorry driver in remote areas ).
• This Gulag victim was even awarded a special KGB prize for the screen versions of three novels by Yulian Semyonov . Zhzhonov was also invited to play Stierlitz, but declined for personal reasons.
• In those years the Mossovet became home to such Soviet stage stars as Vera Maretskaya, Nikolai Mordvinov, Faina Ranevskaya, Lyubov Orlova, Rostislav Plyatt, Boris Ivanov, Georgiy Zhzhonov, Gennady Bortnikov, Mikhail Kozakov, Yury Kuzmenkov . In 1964 the theatre for its artistic achievements was given the Academic Theatre status.
• :: : Sorry Andy but as the article stands there is clearly no justification for using any non-free image in Georgiy Zhzhonov . While he was a actor it is not necessary to have an image that shows how he looked in his prime because there is nothing special about his looks that makes the use of a non-free image justifiable.
• A Soviet TV adaptation named " Vsya Korolevskaya Rat'( All the King's Men ) " was produced in 1971 by Byelorussian TV . It starred Georgiy Zhzhonov ( Willie Stark ), Mikhail Kozakov ( Jack Burden ), Alla Demidova ( Anne ), Oleg Yefremov ( Adam ), Rostislav Platt ( Irwin ), Lev Durov ( Sugar Boy ).
• :This was one of a series of autobigraphical portraits of Russian actors, and autobiographies of demonstrably notable, but obscure, subjects is one of the simplest cases for any FUR . Georgiy Zhzhonov is indeed more complex than that, as it has this fair-use image of the actor in his prime during the 1960s, also a modern free image of the elderly man, receiving an award.