Russian actor
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Rogvold Sukhoverko in 1993 |
Born | Rogvold Vasilyevich Sukhoverko (1941-10-30)30 October 1941
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Died | 9 April 2015(2015-04-09) (aged 73)
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Occupation | Actor |
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Years active | 1965–2015 |
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Awards | Meritorious Artist (2002)[1] |
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Rogvold Vasilyevich Sukhoverko (Russian: Рогволд Васильевич Суховерко; 30 October 1941 – 9 April 2015) was a Soviet and Russian film and voice actor.
Biography
Rogvold Sukhoverko was born in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg) on 30 October 1941, to Vasiliy Vasilevich Suhoverko, a military doctor, and Aleksandra Yakovlevna (née Terenteva) Suhoverko.
In 1965, Sukhoverko graduated from the Moscow Art Theatre school (class of Vasily Markov).[2] In the same year he joined the troupe of the Sovremennik Theatre, where he worked for many years.[3] He also worked in radio, and as a dubbing actor. He had voice-acted in numerous domestic and foreign animated cartoons, feature films, and, as well, in computer games. In 2008, the publishing house Zebra E released Rogvold Sukhoverko's book of memories, Zigzagi, which is about the Sovremennik Theatre, and his radio and stage activities.[4]
Sukhoverko possessed a basso profondo, but almost lost his voice due to illness. From 2005 on, he did not take the voice acting anymore.[4] His last theatrical appearance was made on 4 April 2015.[5] On 9 April 2015, he died in Moscow after a long struggle with his illness, despite which he continued to play at the theatre.[5][6] A farewell ceremony of Rogvold Sukhoverko was held on 11 April 2015 at the main stage of the Sovremennik Theatre.[5]
Personal life
He has a son, Anton Sukhoverko (born 1969), who is an economist, and also known for his child role as Kolya Sulima in the TV miniseries Guest from the Future, and a daughter, Aleksandra Sukhoverko (born 1973).
Filmography
As actor
Theatre
Film
As voice actor
Film
Animated cartoon
Television series
Video game
Radio
References
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