Mironov Andrey Alexandrovich - the most famous and sought-after actor Soviet Union, which was adored by people and appreciated by filmmakers.
This bright and handsome man often shone on the stage of theaters and performed on the stage. Andrei Mironov had a magical voice that enchanted all those who heard him at least once.
He rightfully deserves the title People's Artist USSR, as well as numerous orders. Streets, theaters and even an asteroid were named after Andrei Mironov. About his difficult fate, biopic films were made, which are still watched by millions of fans of his talent.
All the fans of the Soviet Union wanted to know what the handsome blond man's height, weight, age was. It was also not clear how old Andrei Mironov was, since even at forty he looked like he was at twenty with a small ponytail.
Andrei Aleksandrovich was born back in 1941 - the first war and the most difficult year. He died suddenly in the summer of 1987, so at the time of his death Mironov was forty-six years old.
According to the sign of the Zodiac, Andrei was fickle, cheerful and mystical Pisces, who have a high level of intuition. Mironov had a hypnotic gift, since the audience could not tear themselves away from the stage until the man went backstage.
The eastern horoscope gave the man the sign of the Snake and the character traits associated with it: wisdom, determination, pride, a tendency to always and everyone to help.
Mironov had a decent height of one meter and eighty-two centimeters, which on the screen and in life gave him a special attraction for the fairer sex. The man weighed only eighty kilograms.
Biography of Andrei Mironov, cause of death
The biography of Andrei Mironov began in the war year of 1941, which brought happiness and grief to the family at the same time. The baby had a Jewish father's surname, but at that time a wave of repressions related to the doctors' case swept through the country. In order not to spoil the boy's life, the parents decided to change it to the name of Mironov's mother.
By the way, the boy was born unexpectedly when his mother played in a theatrical production. She was an executive woman, so she played the play to the end and, only then, went to the hospital. Although, according to legend, Andryushka was born backstage on March 7, and his parents insisted that the date of birth be March 8. The boy was named a gift to his mother and all women for their day.
Soon after the birth of the boy, the family evacuated to southern Tashkent, but the climate of this city did not suit the child in any way. Little Andryushka was constantly seriously ill with dysentery. He was so weak that he could not move, eat, cry or even breathe. The boy was dying quietly, despite all the efforts of his mother. The wife of the famous pilot Gromov saved the baby, who got an expensive and rare medicine.
In the first grade, the boy went to a Moscow school and studied quite well, although the exact sciences were not given to him at all. He constantly ran to premieres at the cinema and was fond of collecting badges. He was the soul of any company, he easily made friends and won people over. Andrei at school showed the talent of the organizer.
Andryushka's cinematic biography almost began at the age of eleven, when he was offered the episodic role of a beggar boy in the movie "Sadko". He learned the role by heart, but he could not overcome cleanliness, so he refused to put dirty clothes on his naked body. The director yelled at him and drove him off the set.
In his youth, the boy constantly participated in amateur performances and theatrical productions. In the ninth grade, he studied at the school-studio of the Central Children's Theater. He was a creative and artistic kid, a real leader of teenage companies.
After graduation, the guy entered the famous Shchukin Theater School, which he graduated with honors. But on entrance exam He was so excited that blood came out of his nose. During his studies, the guy did not act in films, because he was quite serious about the ban on these actions.
After the studies were over, the young Mironov tried to enter the Vakhtangov Theater, but was not accepted there. The guy could not decide on a place of service for a long time and, finally, chose the Theater of Satire.
Filmography: films starring Andrei Mironov
The guy's filmography began in 1961, when he got the role of Petya in the film "And if this is love?", And the image of Yurka from the film "My Little Brother" brought all-Union fame. Then came offers in the movies that made him popular, "Three Plus Two", "Beware of the Car", "Heavenly Swallows", "Diamond Hand", "Straw Hat", "Tales of the Russian Forest", "12 Chairs", "Fairy Tale wanderings”, “Pathfinder”, “My friend Ivan Lapshin”.
All the tricks in the movies were performed by the great actors themselves, the guy simply did not recognize the understudies. By the way, Andrei Mironov performs songs in all his works on his own.
Mironov voiced the characters of his favorite cartoons. The actor recorded audio books and audio performances.
Andrei Alexandrovich performed in television performances, led concerts dedicated to various holidays.
Personal life of Andrei Mironov
The personal life of Andrei Mironov has always been eventful and stormy. A handsome blue-eyed blond constantly attracted the attention of the fair sex. Even while studying at school and institute, Mironov stood out for his excellent manners, gallantry, neat clothes and excellent upbringing.
When the guy began acting in films, he started numerous novels with the first beauties. The loudest of them was the connection with Tatyana Egorova, whom the actor almost married. Tatyana wrote an autobiographical book about the affair with Andrei Mironov, however, his wife specified that this relationship meant nothing to a loving man.
There were rumors that Mironov had a stormy romance with Elena Proklova.
Andrei Alexandrovich Mironov passed away very early. The cause of death is prosaic - extensive cerebral hemorrhage. This happened after the actor fainted on the theater stage, he was sent to the neurosurgery department. Mironov spent two days in a coma and died without regaining consciousness.
Family of Andrei Mironov
The family of Andrei Mironov is creative and very unusual, since his parents were artists with a capital letter.
Father - Alexander Menaker - had Jewish roots that prevented him from fulfilling himself during the struggle against anti-Semitism. The man was extraordinarily creative, he - famous actor, performed as part of the family duo Mironova and Menaker. In 1942 he became the director of the anti-fascist program "That's good!". He died five years earlier than his son, after two heart attacks his heart stopped.
Mom - Maria Mironova - a talented Russian and Soviet actress cinema and theater. She starred in films such as Volga-Volga, Maritsa and Tales of the Russian Forest.
The elder half-brother by father Cyril Laskari, with whom Andrey was friends all his life, became a choreographer and choreographer. He wrote wonderful books. Andrei Mironov's nephew Kirill Kirillovich Laskari is not only a poet and screenwriter, but also a marketing director of the Friday channel.
Children of Andrei Mironov
The children of Andrei Mironov were never a burden for him, they grew up in affection and love, therefore they became creative and self-sufficient people. He tenderly cared for his own daughter and stepdaughter, whom he considered his own.
Andrei Mironov surprised everyone by the fact that his babies were called the same Marishka and they were born in the same year. Both girls became theater and film actresses, they are laureates of numerous prestigious awards. As children, they were friends and sisters, had many common interests and did everything together. Simultaneously, they entered the famous "Pike", but graduated from it at a different period.
Daughter of Andrei Mironov - Maria Mironova
The daughter of Andrei Mironov, Maria Mironova, was born in 1973 in the capital of our Motherland. His mother was Ekaterina Gradova, and the baby, at the age of several months, appeared on the screen in the film "Seventeen Moments of Spring" in the role of her daughter, whom the whole country sympathized with. AT school years Mashenka starred in the role of Becky Thatcher, however, the filming process did not give her pleasure, and she did not want to be an actress.
The girl graduated from drama school and starred in a number of films, including The Wedding, Day Watch, Night Watch, Owl Cry.
Andrey Mironov's stepdaughter - Maria Golubkina
Andrey Mironov's stepdaughter, Maria Golubkina, was born all in the same 1973, her mother was Larisa Golubkina, and her father was Nikolai Shcherbinsky.
The girl entered the Shchukin School, after which she became an artist of theaters of satire and drama in Moscow. She constantly hosts show programs on television and the Mayak radio station, and is also a member of the jury of the Cheerful and Resourceful Club, like her famous father in 1986.
Her husband was Nikolai Fomenko, to whom the woman gave birth to a daughter, Nastenka, and a son, Ivan, but the couple divorced. Maria has been fond of equestrian sports for many years.
The ex-wife of Andrei Mironov - Ekaterina Gradova
Ex-wife Andrey Mironov - Ekaterina Gradova - famous actress, who became famous for her role as radio operator Kat in the bestseller Seventeen Moments of Spring. The future spouses met while studying at the school and were madly in love with each other. Katya was five years younger than her chosen one. Andrei decided to take the girl for a role in the graduation performance, and at the same time he told Gaft that this was his future wife and he had a dream about it at the age of fourteen.
Andrei Mironov was glad when his beloved woman gave him a daughter, Maria. The family broke up three years after the marriage, the reason for the divorce was different views on life. Mironov said that he needed not a movie star, but a wife and mother of his children. He demanded that Gradova leave the theater, and Catherine was not ready for this.
Andrei Mironov's wife - Larisa Golubkina
Andrei Mironov's wife, Larisa Golubkina, knew the great artist and his family long before they got married. The guys were introduced by Natalya Fateeva, saying that the guy was created specifically for Larisa. The girl was a year older than Andrei.
Larisa was taken care of by her mother for a long time, and Golubkina gave in to those who were a little older than her. She couldn't even kiss on screen because she was afraid of men.
Mironov offered Larisa to marry him countless times, but the girl did not agree. Young people entered into marriage in 1977, Larisa was on excellent terms with Mironov's parents.
The couple were often jealous of each other and quarreled, but lived together until the death of Andrei Mironov.
For a short, but bright and eventful life, the inimitable actor Andrei Mironov earned the love of the audience, national fame, the adoration of women and the envy of colleagues. This state of affairs could not affect his personal life.
A love worthy of a memoir
Officially Andrei Mironov was married twice, but one cannot but recall one of his early novels, an affair with actress Tatyana Egorova. She worked at the Satire Theater with Andrei Mironov from 1966 to 1968. Egorova wrote a book about her relationship with the artist, which blew up the theatrical community.
Under fictitious names, but very recognizable, she described many famous theatrical figures in a very unflattering way. Alexander Shirvindt called this work " Book by Monica Lewinsky“, and Olga Aroseva stated that she did not know such an actress.
You can believe or not believe what is written in the autobiography "Mironov and I", but the fact that after the death of the artist Tatyana Mironova became friends with Andrei's mother, Maria Vladimirovna Mironova, says a lot.
Andrei was very attached to his mother, she had a tremendous influence on him. Being an extraordinary, talented and powerful woman, she did not perceive Andrey's women and during his lifetime was skeptical of Egorova. After the death of Mironov, Maria Vladimirovna believed that it was the environment of her colleagues that in many ways brought his death closer. “They all killed him,” she said.
Mironova did not perceive most of the artistic beau monde, making an exception for only a few, including Egorova. She seemed to understand that this woman was his only love. For all ten years after the death of Andrei, Tatyana Egorova protected his mother and took care of her.
Egorova left the theater of Satire herself. Unable to endure the atmosphere that prevailed in the theater, she mentally asked Andrei to give her some kind of sign in a dream. That same night, she dreamed of the Mother of God in a bright blue sky, and the feeling that she needed to leave her profession became a certainty.
The next day, she left a letter of resignation at the entrance, and in the theater itself she was given galleys of a book of memoirs about Mironov, so that she would proofread and edit an article about her memoirs. So, with three rubles in her pocket and a draft of an article about her beloved man, she left the theater of Satire with a light heart.
After that, she took up writing books. Tatyana Egorova - author of seven plays, a book of memoirs "Mironov and I", author of the biographical book "Russian Rose" and the story "Betrothed by Love".
Interesting Notes:
Egorova was able to arrange her personal life by successfully marrying. There was a period in her life when she lived for a long time in the wilderness, in a private house, where she learned how to chop wood, grow vegetables in the garden. She herself equipped the house and built a bathhouse, knows how to use a chainsaw, a sewing machine and various construction tools.
dream girl
The second wife of Andrei Mironov was the actress Ekaterina Gradova, known to the viewer for the role of radio operator Kat in the serial Soviet masterpiece "Seventeen Moments of Spring".
The first time he saw Gradova was at her graduation performance of The Marriage of Figaro, where she played Rosina. He looked at her for a long time, then looked at the program - Ekaterina Gradova. After the performance, he said to Valentin Gaft, who watched the performance with him: “ This woman will be my wife". Later, he told, and Maria Vladimirovna confirmed, that at the age of 14 he had a dream that he would have a wife, Katya, and a daughter, Masha.
After studying, Ekaterina Gradova served in the Mayakovsky Theater, and quickly became a theater star, the play " talents and fans made her famous. But for some reason she went to ask Pluchek to go to the Theater of Satire. He took her to the theater, but paternally warned that three sexual golden eagles - Deozhavin, Shirvind and Mironov could lead her astray as an artist.
Then Mironov was at the peak of popularity, and Gradova was just starring in Seventeen Moments of Spring. Entering the theater of Satire, she went to Germany to shoot outdoor scenes. When she returned, Mironov admitted that he was waiting for her and she left.
In marriage, the couple had a daughter, Masha, the only child of Mironov. Andrei did not like the colossal glory of his wife, he was an absolutely Old Testament man.
He wanted a wife, the mother of his children, so that she would get up before everyone else in the morning, change the water in vases of flowers, go to the market and cook oatmeal with strawberries. Gradova, on the other hand, could not get home, because crowds of fans were waiting for her at the theater, she came disheveled, with a torn shoulder strap on her dress ... Mironov said: “ I didn't marry a star».
Gradova shows great regret that she did not understand then the true role of a woman in a man's life. Another circumstance was the reason for the divorce - this is treason. Gradova just kicked Mironov out of the house. Their official marriage lasted five years. In fact, they lived for about 2.5 years.
Larisa Golubkina
It was during this period that Mironov had an affair with Larisa Golubkina, the star of the Hussar Ballad. More precisely, Mironov had previously tried to court Golubkina, but to no avail.
Larisa was of strict morals, from the family of a career officer. Her father was categorically opposed to her daughter becoming an artist. When Larisa was a teenager, he did not even allow her to talk to the artists, he had such a prejudice against these women.
Larisa's first education was pedagogical, she entered GITIS secretly from her father. Even after the resounding success of Larisa Golubkina in the role of Shurochka Azarova, her father did not accept her acting. And the naughty daughter wanted to prove that she is not like all “these actresses”, that she doesn’t drink, doesn’t smoke, doesn’t walk with men ...
Natalya Fateeva introduced her to Mironov. After filming the film "Three Plus Two", the actor courted a pretty brunette, but she did not take him seriously.
After they met, the young people felt sympathy for each other, but Golubkina did not see herself in a relationship with a person by profession "actor". So, being an actress herself, while suffering from stereotypes, she did not perceive the actors as serious people!
While Mironov was married to Gradova, Golubkina lived in a civil marriage with screenwriter Shcherbinsky-Arsenyev. During this relationship, Larisa became pregnant and gave birth to a daughter, Masha. She gave her daughter her last name, and answered all questions that Masha was Mironov's daughter.
The girl herself thought so all her childhood years, because Mironov married Golubkina when Masha was very young. This longest marriage of Mironov lasted 14 years, and the actor passed away, being married to Larisa.
She never remarried. " Marry after Mironov? What are you talking about?". Both daughters of Mironov, both Masha, became interesting and famous actresses.
Andrei Mironov is a legendary Soviet theater and film actor, People's Artist of the RSFSR (1980). Andrei Mironov is a man-phenomenon, a man-epoch, it is impossible to confuse him with anyone, and it is very difficult not to love films with his participation. Despite his short life, he made a brilliant career both in theater and cinema.Childhood and family
Andrei Aleksandrovich Mironov (surname at birth - Menaker) grew up in a creative acting family. His father, Alexander Menaker, performed in musical feuilletons, and then directed, and his mother, Maria Mironova, played in the Theater of Modern Miniatures and in the Moscow Art Theater, and also starred at that time in Grigory Alexandrov's musical comedy "Volga-Volga" (1938) . Andrey's half-brother on his father's side was Cyril Laskari, who became an honored choreographer. 
Frequent guests of Andrei's parents were writers Mikhail Zoshchenko and Valentin Kataev, the legendary Faina Ranevskaya and Leonid Osipovich Utesov.
Andrei Mironov's parents met at the State Variety and Miniature Theater, where they served as actors and soon created a duet. Three years later, in 1941, their first-born Andrei was born in Moscow, and literally on the theater stage - Maria Vladimirovna's contractions began right during the performance.
Andrei Mironov was born on March 7, but his parents wrote down his date of birth on the 8th - as a "gift for women." Their act was not only symbolic, but also fateful.
A few months after the birth of Andrei, the war began. The theater of miniatures moved to Tashkent, and there the boy became seriously ill - the doctors believed that it was tropical dysentery. The disease was very difficult, and Andrei's mother was very worried about his life - to her joy, they were helped to get the necessary medicines.
In 1948, Andrei Menaker went to Moscow school No. 170 (now - No. 1278). Soon the anti-Semitic "doctors' case" broke out, and the parents were advised to change the boy's surname - so Andrei forever became Mironov.
Little Mironov's hobbies were quite common for children of that time. The boy chased the ball, constantly ran to the cinema, collected badges and adored ice cream. At school, he was a leader and ringleader, studied average and did not like the exact sciences.
At the age of 11, Andrei Mironov could get his first role as an extra in the fairy tale film "Sadko" - but director Alexander Ptushko rejected the young artist. The director did not like that over a torn shirt (Andrey was supposed to play a beggar), the boy put on a clean fashionable T-shirt.
Education
At school, Andrei began to participate in theatrical productions. Mironov's first role was Khlestakov from The Inspector General, whom he brilliantly played much later in the film of the same name. In high school, he enrolled in a studio at the Central Children's Theater. 
Despite the fact that in childhood he somehow entertained himself with dreams of becoming a football goalkeeper, and his parents predicted him a career as an interpreter (Andrey learned English well at school), in 1958 Mironov applied to the theater school. Schukin. The selection committee did not even know that he was the son of those very “Mironova and Menaker”, you never know young men with such a common surname! Andrey's parents did not know about the admission either - they were on tour at that time. Mironov was accepted and eventually enrolled in the course of Joseph Rapoport.
Andrei did not shine on the course, but he tried very hard to master a creative and complex profession. In addition, he was helped by his parents, who could not allow their son to become a bad actor.
The beginning of an acting career
In the theater schools of that time, students were forbidden to act in films, but by hook or by crook they tried to get at least into the crowd. Mironov, on the other hand, avoided this, but in the fourth year he nevertheless made his debut - in 1961, director Yuli Raizman filmed him in a small role in the drama “And if this is love?”. 
"Pike" Andrey Mironov graduated in 1962. After that, he dreamed of getting on the stage of the eminent theater. Vakhtangov, but he was refused. Then Andrei accidentally met the director of the Theater of Satire Valentin Pluchek, who invited him to work. Soon Mironov made his debut in the play "24 hours a day." This was followed by roles in The Sword of Damocles, Lev Gurych Sinichkin, Scapen's Tricks. Popularity and demand in the theater came to him after working in the production of " Convent in 1964.
Later, Mironov played in dozens of diverse performances, among his roles the image of Lopakhin in The Cherry Orchard and Figaro in The Wedding of Figaro are especially distinguished.
Andrei Mironov in the cinema
The first major role of Andrei Mironov was the work in Alexander Zarkha's romantic film "My Little Brother" (1962), where the same young and charming aspiring actors Alexander Zbruev and Oleg Dal became his partners. 
In 1963, the romantic comedy "Three Plus Two" by Henrikh Oganisyan was released. Mironov played the veterinarian Roman, one of three friends who went to the sea and met two girls there.
Career heyday
In 1965, Eldar Ryazanov invited him to the comedy Beware of the Car, which instantly became a classic. The role of Mironov, the crafty "speculator" Dima Semitsvetov, whose car was able to steal Yuri Detochkin (Innokenty Smoktunovsky), impressed and made everyone laugh. And his "duet" with Anatoly Papanov graced the film. 
Further, invitations to shoot rained down one after another, but the real fame for the actor was brought by the role in the film "The Diamond Arm" by Leonid Gaidai, which made Mironov a favorite of the audience. In this film, Andrei Mironov also made his debut as a singer, he sang the song "Island of Bad Luck".
In the early 70s, Mironov's popularity was incredible. At the same time, this did not particularly affect the actor - he continued to remain intelligent and modest. In 1971, he starred in several strong films at once: in the adventure "Property of the Republic" with Oleg Tabakov, and the comedy "Old Robbers" by Eldar Ryazanov with Yuri Nikulin and Yevgeny Evstigneev in the lead roles.
Another cult film with the participation of Mironov was Eldar Ryazanov's comedy "The Incredible Adventures of Italians in Russia" (1973), where Mironov himself, without an understudy, performed risky stunts. The witty, dynamic and funny picture was an incredible success and gathered about 50 million Soviet viewers at the sessions. After the release of the film, Mironov was awarded the title of Honored Artist of the RSFSR.
By the way, later Ryazanov invited Mironov to play the role of Ippolit in The Irony of Fate, but he asked to play Lukashin. Later, the director realized that this was not his role and the popular actor was replaced by Andrey Myagkov.
Mironov performed mainly comedic and musical roles. However, the popularity and adoration of the audience was not enough for the actor. It seemed to him that the directors did not use his full potential. After the films "The Diamond Arm", "Beware of the Car" and "12 Chairs" by Mark Zakharov, he is used to being seen as a semi-cartoon charming adventurer. Much less often, he got roles of a different plan, for example, in Shadows (1971) and Remarriage (1975). The lack of serious roles weighed on Andrei Mironov. He wanted to star in Tarkovsky, but he did not see him as an actor in his films, did not invite him and Nikita Mikhalkov.
However, in the 80s, he was finally able to reveal his potential as a dramatic actor: his role as a minister in " Ordinary miracle"Mark Zakharova is rich in halftones, and the image of the pensive romantic Faryatyev in the drama" Faryatyev's Fantasies "(1979) was obviously close to Mironov himself. Standing apart among his latest works is the role of the journalist Khanin in Alexei German's drama My Friend Ivan Lapshin (1984), one of his strongest works in his entire career.
The audience also fell in love with his roles in the romantic comedy Be My Husband (1981) with Elena Proklova, and in The Tale of Wanderings (1983) by Alexander Mitta.
The last in the movie for Andrei Mironov was the role of Johnny Fest in the comedy "The Man from Boulevard des Capucines" (1987) by Alla Surikova. The success of the film about the advancement of silent films in the Wild West was phenomenal - 60 million viewers in a year, this has not been seen since The Diamond Arm. Alla Surikova wanted to see only Mironov in the role of the intelligent educator Fest, the company of the artist was made up of such stars of Soviet cinema as Oleg Tabakov, Nikolai Karachentsov and Mikhail Boyarsky.
Documentary film about Andrey Mironov
Personal life of Andrei Mironov
It is not at all surprising that throughout his life the charming Andrei Mironov was very popular with women - more than one book has been written about this side of the actor's life. In addition to numerous novels, he had only two official marriages.Larisa Golubkina, who became famous after her role in Eldar Ryazanov's musical comedy The Hussar Ballad. Mironov became the stepfather of Maria Golubkina's daughter, who later also became an actress.
Illness and the last years of life
Serious signs of illness in Andrei Mironov appeared in the late 70s. In the autumn of 1978, he suffered his first cerebral hemorrhage while on tour in Tashkent. Then he was diagnosed with meningitis, but after a couple of months Mironov had already recovered and again went on stage. 
But soon terrible boils went through the body of Andrei Mironov. The disease did not allow him not only to live in peace, but also to perform on stage. After different ways treatment Mironov decided on a complex operation to remove the lymph nodes where a chronic infection was found.
Death of Andrei Mironov
On August 14, 1987, on the stage of the Opera House in Riga, Mironov played in the play The Marriage of Figaro. Nothing foretold tragedy."Yes! I know that a certain nobleman at one time was not indifferent to her, but, either because he fell out of love with her, or because she likes me more, today she prefers me ... ”, - these were the last words, spoken by Figaro-Mironov.
After that, he began to step back, leaned his hand on the corner of the gazebo and began to weaken ... Count Almaviva (Alexander Shirvindt) restrained him and, in the silence of the auditorium, took Figaro backstage, shouting "Curtain!". “Shura, my head hurts,” these were the last words of Andrei Mironov, which he said on the stage of the Opera House and in life in general ... ”, recalled Alexander Shirvindt.
The actor was called an ambulance, put on a stretcher and taken to the clinic. For two days, neurosurgeons fought for Andrei Mironov's life. On the morning of August 16, he died after a massive cerebral hemorrhage. Andrei Mironov was buried in Moscow a few days later at the Vagankovsky cemetery. His unexpected and early death was a blow to everyone - family members, colleagues, and fans. Andrei's mother, Maria Vladimirovna, never recovered from the loss, in 1997 she was buried next to her son.
Andrey Mironov. Parting
Andrei Alexandrovich Mironov is an actor with a capital letter. He had an incredible sense of humor, a bewitching voice and simply a unique capacity for work. When he played in performances, the audience did not take their eyes off the stage until the actor left it. However, this happened with the films in which he starred.
According to his wife, Andrei Alexandrovich doubted his talent all his life, every time he worried that the director would change his mind and not give him the promised role.
Films with Mironov are still popular, they are reviewed with pleasure not only by peers, but also by the younger generation.
Height, weight, age. How old is Andrei Mironov
The Soviet theater and film actor has attracted the attention of the opposite sex since childhood. He has always been the soul of the company, the ringleader. The girls, having learned that Andrei would be in the circle of friends, always responded positively to the proposal for a meeting. The young man has grown up, but the beautiful half is still interested in knowing the height, weight, age, how old is Andrei Mironov? The pop artist had a rather tall figure, his height was 182 centimeters, and his weight was 78 kilograms. At the time of his death he was 46 years old.
Andrey Mironov photos in his youth and now are filled with light and joy. Even just looking at them, a person remembers the actor's funny roles and can be charged with positive energy for the whole day.
Biography of Andrei Mironov
The biography of Andrei Mironov fell on a difficult time: almost immediately after his birth, the Second World War began. The boy was born on March 7, but his father, Alexander Semenovich Menaker, and his mother, Maria Vladimirovna Mironova, decided to record him on March 8. As they prophesied: with only his appearance, Andrei could please women. The family also raised Andrei's older brother, Cyril Laskari, the son of Alexander Semenovich from a previous marriage.
When the war began, the family moved to Tashkent. In 1948 Andrei went to school. Because of the anti-Semitic “doctors' case”, Andrey Menaker forever became Mironov.
Since the boy grew up in a family of actors, he knew everything about this profession, she attracted him like a magnet. At school, he took part in all productions. Having received a certificate, he entered the Shchukin Theater School.
At that time, students were forbidden to act in films, and Andrei strictly adhered to the rules.
Filmography: films starring Andrei Mironov
The filmography of the actor begins with his debut role in the film "What if it's love?" However, both the audience and the directors saw in him a brilliant actor after the release of the comedy "Three Plus Two" on television. In 1965, Mironov played in another comedy, Beware of the Car. Andrey Mironov becomes the most demanded actor.
The film "The Diamond Arm", in which the actor played one of the main roles, is rightfully considered a masterpiece of Russian cinema.
In 1973, the film "The Incredible Adventures of Italians in Russia" was released, which was immediately called one of the cult films.
In 1987, the great legendary actor starred in his last film: The Man from the Boulevard des Capucines.
This great actor managed to play in more than 50 films.
Personal life of Andrei Mironov
The personal life of Andrei Mironov interests the audience no less than creative way artist. Possessing an outstanding appearance and natural intelligence, he could conquer any girl. One can write separate books about his numerous novels. Some sources write that this was the reason for the dissolution of the first marriage.
Colleagues of the actor claim that, being married to Larisa, Mironov did not stop having easy intrigues on the side. Golubkina truly loved her husband, so she claimed that it was all gossip and nothing more.
The cause of Andrei Mironov's death is a massive cerebral hemorrhage. He became ill right during the performance on stage. The actor was taken to the hospital, where doctors fought for his life for two days. Unfortunately, the great artist died without regaining consciousness.
Family of Andrei Mironov
The family of Andrei Mironov supported the artist throughout his short, but such a brilliant life. He was very attached to his mother and chose wives so that they were at least a little like her, if not in appearance, then at least in the ability to lead household.
With his first wife, Mironov failed to create a strong and indestructible union. Feeling guilty, the artist, like a true man, left his wife and daughter an apartment. Larisa Golubkina became the second wife, who managed to surround her household with care and love, remained a faithful companion of the life of a talented actor until his death.
Children of Andrei Mironov
The children of Andrei Mironov are two daughters of Masha: one is her own, the other is adopted from her first marriage. The great actor never separated his daughters, trying to devote as much time as possible to both girls. This was not always possible, due to constant filming, Mironov was not often at home.
Children adored their father when he found a day off and stayed at home with his family - this was considered a real holiday for everyone. Thanks to the love and care with which parents were able to surround their daughters, they grew up as self-confident individuals who can adequately overcome any life difficulties.
Daughter of Andrei Mironov - Maria
The daughter of Andrei Mironov, Maria, was born in late spring, in 1973. The girl was named after her father's mother. When the child was not yet two, the parents decided that she would become a ballerina, as the baby was very fond of dancing. However, on tests for a choreographic school, the child showed character and refused to show his skill. Masha as a child did not like close attention to her person, preferring to watch others.
After leaving school, Maria entered the famous Shchukin School. During her studies, she married Igor Udalov. They had a son, who was named after his grandfather - Andrei. The young mother left her studies for a while, later deciding to transfer to VGIK. And only in this educational institution did Maria really understand that she wanted to become an actress.
She has been playing on the theater stage since 1996, and in the cinema since 2000. At the moment, Maria Mironova has starred in thirty films and in many performances. She is the recipient of many prizes and awards.
Maria Andreevna was officially married three times. She has a son from her first marriage. On the this moment her heart is free, many men seek her attention and location.
Daughter of Andrei Mironov - Maria Golubkina
The daughter of Andrei Mironov, Maria Golubkina, is actually not his own. The girl was born in the family of Larisa Golubkina and Nikolai Shcherbinsky-Arseniev. The girl's mother broke up with her first husband and married Andrei Mironov for the second time. He adopted his wife's child from his first marriage.
Despite the fact that the girls were born in the same year and brought up with early age They never became real sisters. There was never a warm relationship between them.
Little Masha showed no interest in acting. From the age of ten, she was seriously involved in equestrian sports, showed great promise. However, the genes of the parents prevailed, and the girl entered the Shchukin Theater School. After graduation, in 1996 she began working at the Moscow Theater of Satire. Then for three years she performed on the stage of the Moscow Drama Theater named after Pushkin. Now Maria Golubkina works in entreprises.
Among the works in the cinema, films can be distinguished: "Wedding", "Scam", " Personal number”, TV series: “Revelations”, “Crazy”, “Pearls”.
In addition to working in film and theater, Maria tries herself as a presenter on television and radio, and was also a member of the KVN jury.
Mironov's stepdaughter was married to Nikolai Fomenko. Two children were born in the marriage: Anastasia and Ivan. Now Maria is officially free, so notes about her novels and fans often appear in the media.
The ex-wife of Andrei Mironov - Ekaterina Gradova
The ex-wife of Andrei Mironov, Ekaterina Gradova, is an actress that many people remember thanks to her role in the cult film Seventeen Moments of Spring. As often happens with young people, their relationship was stormy and impetuous. The wedding took place in 1971.
A couple of years later, the young couple had a daughter, Maria. Andrei and Ekaterina were happy, but due to their youth, unfortunately, they were unable to save their marriage. When the daughter was two years old, the couple began to live separately. In 1976, the couple officially announced the dissolution of the marriage.
Later, Catherine admitted on camera that she only blames herself: Andrei wanted to see his wife next to him, who would support the family hearth and raise children. Mironov taught her to run a household the way his mother did. He hated the sight of his wife with a glass of alcohol or a cigarette.
Gradova married at the age of 24, her actor career just started, and quite successfully. At that time, she poorly imagined herself as a housewife. Catherine wanted fame and recognition from the audience, and not to cook borscht at home. different perspectives on family life and carefree youth - all these facts caused discord in the family and the final break in relations.
Andrei Mironov's wife - Larisa Golubkina
Andrei Mironov's wife, Larisa Golubkina, like her first wife, was an actress. The role of Shurochka in the film "Hussar Ballad" brought her worldwide fame. It is known that the location of Larisa Mironov sought for about ten years. She did not agree, citing the fact that they did not have mutual love. To which the artist objected, arguing that they should get married and then they would definitely fall in love with each other. In 1977, Golubkina, to great joy, agreed to another proposal, and they registered their marriage.
From her first marriage, Larisa raised a daughter, whom she also named Maria and she was born in the same year as Mironov's own daughter. Andrei Alexandrovich adopted his stepdaughter and became the father of two Masheneks. No joint children appeared in this marriage, but this did not prevent the couple from living together for fourteen years, until the death of Andrei Mironov.
Now Larisa Golubkina does not act in films, appearing more in television programs. So, in 2013, the program “Wife. A love story, in which the actress spoke about her own life. In 2016, she took part in the transfer of Tatyana Ustinova "My Hero". Last year she was a member of the Life Line program. The actress continues to work on the stage, and in two theaters. AT free time likes to travel.
Instagram and Wikipedia Andrei Mironov
During the years of the life of a great actor, the Internet was a curiosity, and social networks even more so. For this reason, there is no page on instagram. Wikipedia Andrey Mironov contains detailed information about his life and career.
Admirers of the work of the great actor are confident that if Andrei Alexandrovich was registered in one of social networks then, to the best of his intelligence, he communicated with all his subscribers.
After the death of the people's artist, a huge number of television programs dedicated to his life were released. Friends and relatives of Andrei Mironov on camera shared their memories of the actor, what kind of person he was, how he behaved on the set. In honor of Mironov, several streets were named, memorial plaques were opened, and even one of the asteroids was named after this great man. Article found on alabanza.ru
Even in his youth, the leader of the Just Russia party was known as a heartthrob, and after a while it is not at all difficult to believe in such rumors. Sergei Mironov was married four times, as he himself claims, each time for great and bright love. Now Sergey Mironov's wife Olga is a journalist who has an eight-year-old son from her first marriage.
First wife - Elena Danilova
Sergey found his first love, as is usually the case, at school. Elena was the cousin of his classmate, and when she came to her relatives, the teenagers often saw each other. However, a spark between them flared up after Mironov served in the army. He entered the Mining Institute and soon after that got married. At that time he was 24 years old.
Everyone then lived in poverty, the young men on the course had one ceremonial suit, in which all the lucky ones got married, who were lucky to already find their love.
Elena received an education in the field of linguistics, got a job at Intourist and often went on business trips. The geologist Mironov was also rarely at home. However, in 1979 they had a son, who is now married and has children.
And in 1984, on one of his working trips to Mongolia, Sergei met his fellow geologist Lyuba and immediately told his wife that he was divorcing her.
The second wife of Sergei Mironov - Love
Now the politician calls the time spent traveling around the country and short meetings with Anyone the most romantic in his life.
He made jewelry from minerals with his own hands, which he himself found, and then gave numerous beads and bracelets to Lyuba - such a gesture from a man is worth a lot. In the evening he played the guitar for her, they met sunsets and sunrises together. It is not surprising that soon Lyuba became the wife of Sergei Mironov. In the romance of camp life, right on the expedition, their daughter was born.
For five years the young family lived in Mongolia, and then, in 1991, they returned to Russia. It was then that Sergei became interested in politics.
According to the recollections of others, Mironov was almost an ideal husband and father: he went for groceries, took his daughter to school, pampered his wife with gifts and attention.
But twenty years later personal life Sergei made a sharp turn, and he had a new wife.
Third wife - Irina
The next novel was also official. Irina got a job as a secretary in the Legislative Assembly and first became the first assistant to a novice politician, and then the chief adviser to the chairman of the Legislative Assembly. An educated, well-mannered, looking after herself woman could not help but attract the attention of Mironov. They had many common themes and interests, including fishing.
Until 2003, Mironov was officially married to Love, who did not want to give him a divorce so as not to destroy the family. But at that time, Sergey's relationship with Irina had already lasted for several years.
To his credit, he left an apartment in St. Petersburg to his second family and still maintains good relations with them, as well as with his first wife, helping his children.
A faithful comrade-in-arms, a smart, intelligent woman, holding herself with dignity in public - it seemed that Mironov had found an ideal life partner.
However, the loss in the presidential race, and then the resignation of the speakers, greatly shook both Irina's faith in her husband and his own self-esteem. In the end, he again went to another woman.
Mironov's fourth wife - Olga
The wife of the 60-year-old politician was a 29-year-old journalist from St. Petersburg. Neither age nor Olga's eight-year-old son prevented love. Sergey brings up his stepson as his own.
At the end of October, a wedding was played in St. Petersburg, and after the newlyweds went to Honeymoon. Sergey proposed to her very romantically: he installed a billboard under the windows with a request to become his wife.
