
Oleksandr Movchan
Profile info
Known forActing
GenderMale
Birthday24 March 1932
Died20 September 2006 (age 74)
Place of birthNova Ushytsia, Vinnytsia oblast, Ukrainian SSR, USSR
Known credits44
Biography
Oleksandr Movchan (1932-2006) was a Ukrainian theater and film actor. He finished the Karpenko-Kary Institute of Dramatic Art in Kyiv in 1961, and in the years 1961-1966 and 1971-2006 he was an actor in the Dovzhenko Film Studio in Kyiv, and between 1966-1971 he was an actor in the Soviet Army group in East Germany. His film debut was in 1960 in the film "Кров людська: не водиця" (Krov lyudska: ne vodytsia). He was awarded the title Merited Artist of Ukraine in 2002.

Black Candle of the Bright Road. In memory of Vasyl Stus
1992 · (voice)

Miracle in the Land of Oblivion
1991 · Symon Levaida

Blood for Blood
1991 · Zheleznyakov

Bow to the Ground
1986 · Matvey

Approaching the Future
1986

Two steps from "Paradise"
1985

Firing Range
1985

F-Mark 'with deceit'
1984 · папа Дмитрухи

The Black Castle Olshansky
1984

Birthday
1984

Inspector Losev
1983 · Avdeenko

Inspector Losev
1983 · Avdeenko

Mystery of the Ship Clock
1983 · Sinkov

High Pass
1982 · Ksondz

Autumn Trip to Mother
1981

Under the Whistle of Bullets
1981

Just Don't Cry
1980

I Wait and Hope
1980
Touch
1979

You Remember
1979
Siege
1979

Five Seconds Before Disaster
1978

The Leader
1978 · (voice)

Rains All Over the Area
1978 · Andrey Basalyga

Meet Me at the Fountain
1977 · Brigadier

Fiery Bridge
1976

Escape from the Palace
1975

Великое противостояние
1975

The Applicant
1974 · бандит

Your Home Address
1973

The Secret of the Ancestors
1973

Night Motorcyclist
1972 · Zharkov

My Sons' Day
1972 · Vadim

Inspector of Criminal Investigation
1971 · Олевский Степан Семёнович - «Интеллигент»

The Kyiv Direction
1968

They Were Known Only By Their Faces
1967 · Gvido

Viper
1966

No Unknown Soldiers
1965 · Sobolyak, senior lieutenant

Mercy Train
1965

Cosmic Alloy
1964 · Рибослід

The Servant Woman
1964 · Officer Ulan

In Death's Noose
1963

The Law of the Antarctic
1963 · Leonid Sarychev

Three Days After the Immortality
1963
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