Nikolai Rybnikov
Biography
Nikolai Rybnikov was a russian actor, awarded Honored and People’s Artist of Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (RSFSR).
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Movies (48)
Get Thee Out
1991
A Young Man From a Good Family
1989
Private Detective, or Operation Cooperation
as candidate
1989
Restricted Area
1988
Night Crew
1987
The Second Attempt of Viktor Krokhin
as Fyodor Ivanovich
1987
To Marry the Captain
as Kondrat Petrovich
1985
Almost a Year
1982
Cheers, My Dear!
as Nikolay Fyodorovich Yerofeev
1981
The Criminal and the Lawyers
1981
A Second Spring
as Frolov
1980
The Grandmothers Told in Two...
as traffic police inspector
1979
When Leaving, Leave
as Дявитин Семён Семёнович, главный бухгалтер
1979
Last Hunt
1979
There's an Idea!
1978
Fun for Old People
as Semyon Petrovich Nepeyvoda
1977
The Ivanov Family
as Ivan Ivanovich
1975
Victory
as kapitan Wsiewołod Iwanowicz Polak
1975
Steppe Roar
1975
Because I Love
as Roman Ignatyevich Belyy
1974
A Circle
as Viktor Vasiltsev
1972
The Marble House
as Momochko
1972
Seventh Skies
1972
Liberation: Direction of the Main Blow
as Gen. Panov
1970
New Year's Abduction
1970
An Old Acquaintance
as Сергей Сергеевич Анохин
1969
Liberation: Breakthrough
as Gen. Panov
1969
People are Like Rivers...
1969
Kierunek Berlin
as Captain Wsiewołod Iwanowicz Polak
1969
Wake Mukhin Up!
as Benckendorff / Titus Valerius / inquisitor
1968
Длинный день Кольки Павлюкова
1968
War and Peace
as Denisov
1967
War and Peace, Part IV: Pierre Bezukhov
as Denisov
1967
Uncle's Dream
1967
War and Peace, Part I: Andrei Bolkonsky
as Denisov
1966
The Hockey Players
as Vasiliy Lashkov
1965
They Conquer the Skies
as Kolchin
1963
The Girls
as Ilya
1962
Two Lives
as Semyon Vostrikov
1961
Thrice Resurrected
as Nikolay Shmelyov (uncredited)
1960
Normandy - Neman
as Le capitaine Tarasenko
1960
Milky Way
1959
The Witch
1959
Kochubey
as Kochubey
1958
Girl without an Address
as Pasha
1958
Next to Us
as Sergey Gavrilovich Chumov
1957
Height
as Nikolay Pasechnik
1957
Spring on Zarechnaya Street
as Sasha Savchenko
1956
