Konstantin Bartashevich

Konstantin Bartashevich was an American actor best known for his roles in Battle Beyond the Sun, Golubaya strela, and Tsepnaya reaktsiya. He was born on February 27, 1899, in Moscow, Russian Empire and passed away on March 13, 1975.

Personal and Family Life

Details about Konstantin Bartashevich’s personal life and family are limited. However, he was born during a time of great change in Russia, which likely influenced his career in the arts. His professional journey took him from Russia and into the realm of cinema.

Career

Konstantin Bartashevich had a successful career as both an actor and assistant director. He featured in various films throughout his career, establishing himself as a familiar face in the industry. His work included a mix of dramatic and historical roles that showcased his talent.

Death and Legacy

Konstantin Bartashevich died on March 13, 1975. His contributions to film have left a lasting mark, with several of his performances still remembered by fans of classic cinema. He is regarded as a notable actor of his time, particularly within Russian and Soviet film history.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Голубая стрела 1958-01-26 fleet commander
Девочка Ищет Отца 1959-05-19 Gunter, the German commandant
Глинка 1946-06-06 Maria Petrovna’s lover
Небо зовёт 1959-09-12 Robert Clark
Тайна вечной ночи 1956-04-13 Dmitriy Petrovich Rusanov
Дай лапу, Друг! 1967-01-01 owner of the Airedale Terrier named “Bumblebee”
Педагогическая поэма 1955-12-26 Chairman of Public Education
Battle Beyond the Sun 1962-01-01 Robert Clark
Чистое небо 1961-05-20 flight director
Əmək və qızılgül 1962-12-02 Pavlov
Жизнь сначала 1962-01-06
Звёзды на крыльях 1955-07-19
Дай лапу, Друг! 1967-01-01
Глубокий рейд 1937-09-16
Цепная реакция 1962-12-04 german
Люди и звери 1962-11-02 Kuznetsov
Сын 1955-11-10 school director
Хмурый Вангур 1960-08-22 Professor Aleksei Kuzminykh
Я – “Берёза” 1964-05-09 Schultz – nemetskiy general
Надежда 1955-04-19
Болотные солдаты 1938-11-25
Падение Берлина 1950-01-21 Gen. Sokolovsky
Встреча 1969-01-01